The Opposition Is Clearly Larger than the Tidö Parties - According to SVT's Valu
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SD looks set to lose and become the third largest party if the results from SVT's Valu survey and election forecast hold. "I am shocked by the results," says Björn Söder.
The Sweden Democrats clearly lost ground in SVT's polling station survey. "Congratulations, all mentally handicapped small party voters! Great!", writes MP Josef Fransson on X. - I have nothing to elaborate. I wrote it to those it concerns, he says.
There appears to be a difference of several percentage points between the blocs according to SVT's large polling station survey Valu. The Liberals appear to have clearly cleared the hurdle and the result was met with jubilation at the party's election vigil. - One should not draw premature conclusions, but this looks like it will be very difficult for the Tidö parties to catch up, says SVT's domestic political commentator Mats Knutson.
The Tidö parties are losing and do not gather a majority, according to SVT's polling station survey. The numbers put Magdalena Andersson in the lead, even though her party is losing compared to the 2022 election.
Svt's election survey was received with mixed feelings at the Social Democrats' election vigil in Sundsvall. The party is declining, but the survey points to a shift in power in the Riksdag. “The most important thing is to have the opportunity to form a different government and we are getting that now,” says Niklas Säwén (S), chairman of the municipal board.
The Tidö parties are heading for an election loss, according to SVT's large polling station survey. Now a thrilling match awaits between the Moderates and the Sweden Democrats for the important second place.
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