Residents' view of Lekeberg
Örebro län · 8,608 residents · 2025 survey
72% recommend the municipality
#48
overall
+8
pp vs national average
63%
satisfied with schools
38%
trust in politicians
What residents think
Compared with the national average · SCB 2025
Outdoor recreation areas
85%National average: 88% -3 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 82% -2 pp n=119
Women 88% +3 pp n=137
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 73% -11 pp n=31
Ages 30–49 83% -1 pp n=61
Ages 50–64 89% +5 pp n=81
Ages 65+ 88% +3 pp n=83
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 −5 since 2021 256 respondents
Access to sports facilities
51%National average: 79% -28 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 50% -1 pp n=65
Women 53% +2 pp n=60
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 64% +13 pp n=25
Ages 30–49 46% -5 pp n=37
Ages 50–64 45% -6 pp n=34
Ages 65+ 63% +12 pp n=29
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 −4 since 2021 125 respondents
Lit exercise tracks
64%National average: 73% -10 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 66% +2 pp n=108
Women 61% -3 pp n=112
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 69% +5 pp n=29
Ages 30–49 54% -9 pp n=52
Ages 50–64 66% +2 pp n=62
Ages 65+ 76% +12 pp n=77
2021 → 2025 −3 since 2021 220 respondents
Local culture
51%National average: 65% -14 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 50% -1 pp n=108
Women 51% +1 pp n=140
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 44% -7 pp n=30
Ages 30–49 43% -8 pp n=54
Ages 50–64 48% -3 pp n=70
Ages 65+ 67% +16 pp n=94
2021 → 2025 +1 since 2021 248 respondents
Library books
99%National average: 95% +4 pp Show how different groups answered Hide the breakdown
Sex
Men 99% 0 pp n=61
Women 99% 0 pp n=99
The difference is within the margin of uncertainty
Age
Ages 18–29 100% +1 pp n=16
Ages 30–49 98% -1 pp n=42
Ages 50–64 100% +1 pp n=46
Ages 65+ 98% -1 pp n=56
The differences are within the margin of uncertainty
2021 → 2025 +4 since 2021 160 respondents