Moderates Reach Five-Year High in SVT/Verian Poll as Support Also Rises in TV4/Novus Survey
The Moderates are at their highest level in five years in the latest SVT/Verian poll. The party is also gaining in the TV4/Novus survey.
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Sweden Democrats Remain Most Influential on Social Media for Third Year in a Row
The Sweden Democrats maintain their position of power on social media. At the same time, there are signs of a slight shift in the trend on the political left, according to this year’s Power Barometer.
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Sweden’s Riksdag Proxy Voting Deal May Not Be Ready Until Next Year
The first vote in the Riksdag (the Swedish parliament) is approaching, with no proxy voting system in place. This means uncertainty remains over votes in the Riksdag. A new system may not be ready until after the turn of the year, according to several people in the Tidö parties.
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Red-Green Budget Talks at a Standstill as Sweden’s Government Deadlock Drags On
The next prime minister may have to govern under a transitional budget or even the budget proposal of their opponents. This means it could take some time before important election promises can be implemented.
Swedish politics
Christian Democrats Leave Stockholm Region Government Talks
Negotiations to form a new government in the Stockholm Region are breaking down, P4 Stockholm and other media report.
Swedish politics
Left Party leader urges clear leadership as Sweden’s government talks stall
The Left Party’s Nooshi Dadgostar regrets that government negotiations have not progressed further. “What is needed now is clear leadership that recognises the parliamentary reality,” she says.
Swedish politics
All Swedish Parliament Parties Back Stopgap Law to Halt Teenage Deportations
All parties in the Riksdag (the Swedish parliament) support a proposal to introduce a law to stop the so-called teenage deportations. But passing such a law could take time, and how it will be designed remains unclear.
Swedish politics
Swedish Finance Committee Rejects SD Push to Extend Petrol and Diesel Tax Cuts
The Sweden Democrats (SD) have failed to win Finance Committee support for extending tax cuts on petrol and diesel. The proposal was unrealistic, says Mikael Damberg (S).
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