Chapter 7, section 3 states:
…Voters who owing to a disability or the like cannot personally arrange their votes, shall upon request be given assistance with this by the voting clerks to the extent that is necessary.
Chapter 7, section 4 states:
Voters who owing to illness, disability or old age cannot personally make their way to a vote reception point may deliver their ballot papers there by messenger…
Chapter 7, section 5 states:
The following persons may be a messenger:
(1) a voter’s spouse or cohabitee and the voter’s, spouse’s or cohabitee’s children, grandchildren, parents or siblings,
(2) those who professionally or in a similar way provide the voter with care or who otherwise assist the voter in personal affairs,
(3) those who have been specially appointed by the municipality to be a messenger,
(4) rural postmen employed by Posten AB…A messenger shall have attained the age of 18.
Chapter 7, section 6 states:
For general elections to the Riksdag and to municipal and county council assemblies and elections to the European Parliament, a vote by messenger may be arranged no earlier than 24 days prior to the election day. For other elections, a vote by messenger may be arranged no earlier than 10 days prior to the election day…
Chapter 9, section 4 states:
If a polling station is not available for voters with disabilities, the voting clerks can receive their vote envelopes outside the polling station, provided this can be done in a secure manner.
Chapter 7, section 3 states:
…Voters who owing to a disability or the like cannot personally arrange their votes, shall upon request be given assistance with this by the voting clerks to the extent that is necessary.
Chapter 7, section 4 states:
Voters who owing to illness, disability or old age cannot personally make their way to a vote reception point may deliver their ballot papers there by messenger…
Chapter 7, section 5 states:
The following persons may be a messenger:
(1) a voter’s spouse or cohabitee and the voter’s, spouse’s or cohabitee’s children, grandchildren, parents or siblings,
(2) those who professionally or in a similar way provide the voter with care or who otherwise assist the voter in personal affairs,
(3) those who have been specially appointed by the municipality to be a messenger,
(4) rural postmen employed by Posten AB…A messenger shall have attained the age of 18.
Chapter 7, section 6 states:
For general elections to the Riksdag and to municipal and county council assemblies and elections to the European Parliament, a vote by messenger may be arranged no earlier than 24 days prior to the election day. For other elections, a vote by messenger may be arranged no earlier than 10 days prior to the election day…
Chapter 9, section 4 states:
If a polling station is not available for voters with disabilities, the voting clerks can receive their vote envelopes outside the polling station, provided this can be done in a secure manner.