The story speaks for C and S in the finish – Daily News

The story speaks for C and S in the finish – Daily News

     
     
     
     
     
 

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Now the parties are preparing for the final dramatic days before the election. Party will knock on doors of half a million voters and the Centre Party distributes 1.75 million flyers. Both C and S have reason to hope for the last week. Both parties have slutspurtat good in the last elections, shows the DN’s review.

                     
                 

         

             
                 
                 
                 

                     

 

Now the parties are preparing for the final dramatic days before the election. Party will knock on doors of half a million voters and the Centre Party distributes 1.75 million flyers. Both C and S have reason to hope for the last week. Both parties have slutspurtat good in the last elections, shows the DN’s review.

At the Central Station in Stockholm speak Centre Party leader Annie Loof facing stressful morning commuters and a handful of journalists. The setup is almost identical to how The Center began its spurt for the European elections.

  Even at that time the party had bought basically all advertising space on railway stations in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö. Just as in the European Parliament election the party is investing heavily in environmental issues in the last week. In addition to purchasing advertising should center grass roots during the last days handing out 1.75 million flyers and leaflets to potential voters.

 
        
             

     
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 In the European Parliament elections ended with the party went ahead and got 6.5 percent of the vote. Annie Loof hope to repeat the success now.

 - Then we doubled our voter support last week, and we know there are millions of people who have not yet decided, and who cares about the environment. The Centre Party is a recognized party spurt. I have high hopes of actually increasing the last week, says Annie Loof.

  The story gives Annie Loof and the leaders of the smaller parties reasons to feel confident. Usually it is a smaller party as the election campaign is big winner. So it was in 1998, when the Christian Democrats and the Left’s strong progress or 2002, when the Liberal Party made a historic spurt. Meanwhile, the Social Democrats and the Moderates tend to lose in the election campaign.

 These comparisons usually take up a longer time period, in which state of opinion in the spring or early in August compared with the election results. If you look at the last week, the result is somewhat different.

  DN using of polling institute Ipsos compared the state of opinion changed the election campaign last week in the last three elections.

 The review shows that the Centre Party and the Social Democrats are the only ones that have been progressing the last week of each of the last three elections. In the 2010 elections, both the C and S of 1.36 and 1.93 percentage points.

 Worse, it looks for the Conservatives who lost the last week in both 2002 and 2010 Most happened in the final stage of the election campaign in 2002, when the party dropped 4.15 percentage points, while the Liberal Party and the Social Democrats increased by 2.3 and 2.5 percentage points.

  But on the whole, the changes the last week relatively small. At the block level, has no place in the past elections that would be around to turn the public opinion disadvantage that the alliance is in right now.

 - In elections where one or the other side had a big lead has been observed that there has been some major movement between the parties within the blocks. There have been prior to the election in which many voters viewed the outcome as a given, says David Ahlin, Survey Manager at Ipsos.

 The Social Democrats squeezed by falling poll numbers roll in week out a big spurt campaign. The country will be papered with election posters in the new Stefan Löfven respective Margot Wallström. Half a million voters, the last day to get a visit from the party’s election workers.

  Stefan Löfven hope that schools and jobs will dominate the election campaign last week. He dares not guarantee that Social Democrats are taking over the election results in 2010 as the party is now over several measurements.

 - There is no ödeslag in politics. It is the voters who decide, but we are absolutely in our hands, he says.