Jimmie Åkesson has set a deadline and believes that no Tidö voter should vote for the Liberals if the party does not reach 3.5 percent with ten days left until the election. According to him, those are then "wasted votes".
Then all blue-yellow voters should vote for one of the other parties in this bloc, Åkesson told SVT on Sunday.
L has received 1.9 percent in two recent surveys.
“Done for Jimmie”
But Simona Mohamsson dismisses the SD leader's message.
There is a right-wing leader who still believes in the Tidö project. I genuinely believe that this is best for Sweden, says Simona Mohamsson.
She warns that there can be no "blue-yellow collaboration" without L.
Things are going well for Ulf as prime minister and things are also going well for Jimmie Åkesson in his dreams of becoming a minister.
She thinks that instead of arguing, the Tidö parties should come together and focus on the red-greens.
The alternative is the most left-leaning government Sweden has ever had. A government that will raise taxes, take in more immigrants and lower penalties. It is bad for Sweden, says the Liberal leader.
“Intensive work”
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) dodges the question in an interview with Aftonbladet whether he also urges his voters not to vote in support of L.
"I will always say: Vote for the Moderates," he tells the radio.
Everyone is aware that you have to win voters on your own merits.
He hasn't given up hope for L.
It's three weeks of intensive work. It will determine the future of the Liberals, says Kristersson.
