Sweden’s Liberals Clears Parliament Threshold in Poll, Pointing to Close Election
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Sweden's Liberals clears parliament threshold in poll, pointing to close election
The Liberals are clearly above the four percent threshold in a new survey by TV4/Novus. The party gets 5.8 percent, but it is difficult to draw conclusions because the survey was only conducted over three days. “The only thing you can do now is wait for the next survey and see if the trends are confirmed,” says political scientist Henrik Ekengren Oscarsson.
With only four days left until the election, the Liberals get a big boost in TV4/Novus' new opinion poll. The party gets 5.8 percent. The Green Party also gets its highest rating in twelve years. - We see a tailwind for our side, says Simona Mohamsson to Expressen.
GP's political editor Arne Larsson about the latest survey from GP/Novus.
In previous polls this year, the Liberals have received around 2 percent. But the TV4/Novus poll now shows that the party is 1.8 percent above the threshold. The Green Party's support is also increasing, according to the poll.
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