We are so proud of you and we will continue to work for the climate, equality and justice, she says, and the audience breaks out in huge cheers.
Daniel Helldén says that there is a lot at stake in this election, but that the party has done well.
"We stand up and we will fight. We will never give up. This is a good result for us," says Daniel Helldén.
The party leaders leave the stage to Zara Larsson's "Midnight Sun" and the crowd begins to dance and sing along.
But the mood at the election vigil has varied during the evening. When SVT presented its forecast, it dipped significantly. The forecast did give the party good numbers, but it also indicated that it is more or less a deadlock between the blocs.
Evenly between the blocks
According to SVT's forecast, the Green Party will receive 6.2 percent. But the survey is not an election result - and the election looks to be very close. According to SVT's forecast, the red-greens will receive 175 seats, compared with 174 for the Tidö parties.
"It makes it clear that people will continue to be nervous. I think it will be even," says the party's group leader Annika Hirvonen.
Former spokesman Per Bolund says that the forecast shows great dissatisfaction with the current government.
The parties that have tried to talk about climate have made strong progress according to the forecast. I think almost all parties need to embrace that, he says.
I feel confident that in the end there will be an edge for the opposition, which will be able to form a new government.
Exciting for a while yet
In SVT's polling station survey, the margin was significantly greater for the red-greens, and the environmentalists at the election vigil cheered so much that the roof almost lifted. Now it is somewhat more subdued. Annika Hirvonen believes that this may be due to the early voting, which is not included in the polling station survey.
It will be exciting for a while yet, says Annika Hirvonen.
