Sweden might be a socialist country but it is actually very conservative (especially if you compare to Denmark and Norway). When it comes to social issues Sweden is less convervative than its neighbours.

From top to bottom

Ö - Misc.

NYD - New democracy (basically far right populstic ideology)

SD - Swedish democrats (far right ideology with its roots in ultra nationalistic ideology, ie nazis)

KD - Christian democrats (used to be closer to center, inching further to the right the past few years)

M - Moderates (right leaning capitalstic ideology, used to be very liberal - also inching further towards the right in the last 4 yrs or so)

LIB or L - Liberals (right of center ideology, mixed bag of proposals)

L - Not sure if these are Liberals or LIB was.

FI - Feminstic initative (far left, super "woke" - aka "everything is the fault of men")

MP - Green party (environmental issues, left leaning party)

JRF - Not sure what this is

C - The center party (slight left of center, used to be more center, past few years has been inching closer towards the left)

S - Social democrats (the party that has basically been running the country for the majority of the last 100 yrs, far left leaning however trying to distance themselves from FI/V as much as possible lately, used be to called "The workers' party")

V - Left party (far left, ultra "woke" - basically same as FI in today's climate, used to be "OG woke" but turned even further left once real "equality of opportunity" became a mainstream idea)

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SSV/SKP/SP are all communist parties that barely/do not exist anymore. I think LIB might be an old party as well, L should be the "Liberals".