Ebba Busch on the election
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Ebba Busch on the election sprint: It’s a bit bittersweet

The election campaign is over in less than 24 hours. For Christian Democrat party leader Ebba Busch, it comes with mixed feelings. "A bit bittersweet," she says.

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First a town square meeting in Uppsala and a little later, an election speech in Östermalm in Stockholm with selfies with voters. In the end, she campaigned for the election just like the other party leaders.

"It's a bit bittersweet," she says when asked whether it's nice or sad that the election campaign is almost over.

I'm looking forward to hopefully getting four more years, but I love meeting the citizens in this way.

Have KD's core issues been given enough space?

In the first few weeks, healthcare was the dominant issue. Since then, there has been an extreme amount of focus on whether the Liberals will clear the threshold.

Now my message is: If the Liberals clear the threshold, then you can afford to vote for the party you really think is best.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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