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Exterior of IKEA store with blue corrugated walls and yellow lettering signage
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Why Swedish voters are casting ballots at IKEA stores

Swedish Election Authority set up voting at some IKEA stores. The stores are in Brisbane, Adelaide and Auckland. The voting is for September 13.

Why it mattersShows how global brands become civic infrastructure. Shows how cultural identity is maintained abroad.

AustraliaSwedish expatriates in Brisbane and Adelaide cast votes at local IKEA stores; demonstrates immigrant civic engagement.

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