With just days to go before the election took S leader Stefan Löfven Tuesday brings valarbetaren Margot Wallström on the metro ride to demonstrate the social divide in Stockholm. They took the red line from Östermalmstorg to Skärholmen, a journey of about 25 minutes.
They carried a report on the living conditions of different looks in Stockholm. People who live where the subway journey began at Östermalmstorg, live on average three years longer than people in Skärholmen, where the S-peaks were squares meeting.
The gap applies not only life, but also work, education, income and housing, according to the party pointing to several S-proposals for reducing the gaps, such as the Youth Guarantee, in knowledge and changes in school.
S seems to go backwards in opinion does not bother S-leader.
The goal of an election result of 35 per cent is fixed, no matter how many polls that will, he observes.
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