Palme assassination, the party was thrown into disarray, numerous members left the party, the party left its Stockholm headquarters and more or less went underground, and leaders of the party - the Gaddys - abandoned the party and left Sweden for the USA, where they eventually pursued successful academic careers. The Paris office of the party received minor damage in a bomb blast in April 1986. Election history The EAP had its best election in 1985 when they received 369 votes. In the 1990s, the party kept a relatively low profile, but it has resurfaced in the early 21st century and ran for national parliament and the local assembly of Botkyrka in the Swedish election in September 2006. The party only received 83 votes (0.0015%) in the election for the national parliament, and 64 votes (0.16%) in the local election in Botkyrka. Party leaders Kerstin Tegin-Gaddy, 1976-1986 Michael Ericson, 1986–2003 Ulf Sandmark, 2003–2007 Hussein Askary, 2007–present References Dagens Nyheter, November 10, 1968, on ADC and Bill Jones in Sweden Dagens Nyheter, October 24, 1975, on EAP and Lyndon LaRouche Aftonbladet, October 13 and 14, 1975, on ELC, Kerstin Tegin and Ulf Sandmark Aftonbladet, August 2, 1976, on EAP and Kerstin Tegin Notes External links LaRouche movement 1974 establishments in Sweden Political parties established in 1974 Minor political parties in Sweden