Nearly one in four voters
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Nearly one in four voters would consider switching blocs, survey finds

Almost one in four voters, 23 percent, could consider voting for a party on the other side of the bloc boundary than the one they said they would vote for, according to a survey conducted by Verian on behalf of SVT.

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Among voters of the Tidö parties, the proportion who would consider changing blocs is higher: 26 percent, the survey shows. Among voters for opposition parties, the proportion is 21 percent.

The largest proportion of potential bloc switchers - 47 percent - are among Centre Party and Liberal Party voters, SVT reports. But since Liberal Party voters are so few, it is not possible to draw firm conclusions regarding the likelihood of bloc switching among them.

The survey was conducted July 28-August 16 and is based on 6,047 web-based interviews with people aged 18 to 84.

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