At the Christian Democrats' election vigil at Fotografiska in Stockholm, there are "Busch bubbles" and "Busch beers". The atmosphere is good and many believe that the KD and the Tidö parties have an upward trend that gives hope for another four years in government.
The trend is blue and yellow, the trend is KD. Now it feels good and I hope we bring it home, says Minister of Rural Affairs Peter Kullgren to TT.
Ebba Busch herself arrived at the election vigil just before 7 p.m. So far she is not nervous, but that will likely change, she tells journalists on site.
Ask me again minutes before eight o'clock, then I will be really nervous, says Busch about SVT's polling station survey that will be presented then.
At the same time, she believes that the party is riding the wind and that four more years with the Tidö parties are within reach.
If the Christian Democrats manage to match or beat the results of the last election, she sees it as a success. This has previously been ruled out as impossible, according to Ebba Busch.
Now there are several surveys that indicate that we could have that potential, at the same time it has been a very tough election campaign with attacks from our own team in a very low-key way. And it is clear that this also has an impact, she says.
Busch recently came out and accused M and SD of smearing KD. So what is the relationship between the parties today?
I believe in a straight tone, I believe in being tough on the subject. But I have protected the integrity of the team and tried to broaden the team and make our mandate bigger and stronger, and I am proud of that, says the KD leader.
