M-Terror: The gap is growing – Aftonbladet

M-Terror: The gap is growing – Aftonbladet

Now reduces the chances of the Alliance to dial.

The gap to the red-green parties increases – for the first time since May, according to Aftonbladet / United Minds new measurement.

– We feel we have started the campaign well, says the Social Democrat party secretary Carin Jämtin.

Aftonbladet / United Minds measurement from the third week of August shows that support for the Alliance decreases by 1.3 percentage points compared with the week before. In recent measurement ports support of 37.5 per cent.

While the red-green parties decreases in total, but only by 0.5 percentage points, and end up at 46.0 percent.

The gap has thus for the first time since May, increased between blocks.

– We feel we have started the campaign well, with concrete proposals on how young people to find jobs and how schools should be improved. We will work hard to earn the confidence of the voters on election day, says S party secretary Carin Jämtin.

She still will not comment with which S wants to govern, without repeats that S goes to the polls on his own manifestos.

Moved Focus

The Alliance is M and KD essentially stationary, while C and FP slopes of 1.2 and 1.1 percentage points.

– It seems unlikely Now that the Alliance will be able to catch up with less than three weeks left until the election. We can probably expect more desperate gambit to change the agenda, says Markus Larsson, an analyst at United Minds.

Larsson takes up to Moderates dominated the news last week.

– When they do it will often lose their alliance parties. It can be seen in the declining support for C and FP.

M, according to Markus Larsson tried to move the focus outward, through the opening lead to refugee flows.

– International concern should benefit both S and M, but could also increase support for SD. But we can not see any obvious signs of it in the opinion so far.

The Moderate Party secretary Kent Persson says they have a big task ahead of them and “will work hard to catch up.

According to Persson, M can not imagine a collaboration outside the Alliance.

– The other parties’ policies with higher taxes on employment and work is contrary to the work line.

“A tough game “

C’s party secretary Michael Artursson notes that” it swings quickly in public opinion right now. “

– It’s a tough game and still nothing is decided. We know that many voters decide the last days and that we are good at sprint.

On the issue of C can imagine reign in a different constellation than the Alliance, he answers:

– We go to the polls for a continued alliance government. Unless the Alliance is greatest, other parties to take responsibility for controlling Sweden.

Statsvetarprofessor Jonas Hinnfors see it as unlikely that the Alliance would be bigger than the red-green.

– Given the ideological and other tension, it is likely that it leans towards an S-MP-government, with V outside. While puttering SD to government formation if no block is more than 50 percent. Both blocks stress that they will not take the support of SD, but no one has really been able to define exactly what is meant by “does not support”, he says.

– While the ability to enforce its policies and to get through a budget, is likely to be an important aspect when the President is considering who should be given the mandate to form the government. All this could upset and lead to unorthodox solutions.