Majority of Swedes receive extra election – Sveriges Radio

So this reason some people echo met in central Stockholm on the issue.

– Well, as it looks now, I wonder if it will help with an extra election right now.

And how are you going to do?

– I think that there will be no majority in the other direction, but it will be as hattigt as it is today.

– I think it would be great because it is so messy in Sweden now, so I think it would be good at.

– at the moment I see not necessary, but I can not rule it out.

that said Peter Aulin, Anna Tseleki and Ingrid Lorentzon for extra election or election as it is also called. In Novus measurement therefore say 60% no and 30% said yes to extra election before the next general election as the takes place in autumn 2018th

Among Alliance voters are does not support early elections. 55 percent of them said no and 35 percent said yes. Among the Red-Green sympathizers says 85 percent no and 9 percent yes to elections.

Within the Conservatives are the one opinion for trying to topple the government, which in no extension could lead to early elections. But even among the moderate voters are overweight to implement extra election shows the measurement from Novus. 42 percent said yes, while 48 percent say no.

Sweden Democrat voters differs sharply on the issue of early elections. SD’re the only party that tried to trap Löfven through a misstroendeförkaring in parliament. Among the party’s supporters is a clear majority, 66 percent who want an extra election while 27 percent say no.

Among Socialist sympathizers are the 10 percent who want an extra election, while 83 per cent on the contrary, say no.

Novus has conducted more than 1,000 interviews during the last week, and among those who want a new election is the main argument that the government has misbehaved. They simply want a different government. The issue is complex, say many who echo hits in central Stockholm.

– Yes, I would like to respond as follows. Yes, feel an extra election, but not now, but maybe in a year. Then I think the Alliance has had time to collect himself better, while so have enough current government had time to go down, so that it is even more urgent, says Daniel Wladis.

Among the majority is thus receive an extra election is the main arguments that it is unnecessary and that the government needs more time.

– Yes, of course no time to change anything on the time remaining until the next election. It is too short a time to do anything. You need four years to bring order to this, says Ulf Wallin echo hits in central Stockholm.

Karin Runblom
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