Voters saw the Swedish blocks policy – Västerbotten Courier

Block policy has played a prominent role in the last general elections, when the conservative parties have gone to elections the Alliance. But voters are increasingly tired of bloc politics, shows a survey that Ipsos has made on behalf of the Daily News.

More than half of voters, 52 percent, want the parties go to elections on its own with its own policies . Just a little more than a third, 34 percent, want instead that parties forming alliances for the parliamentary elections.

– The survey shows that the traditional block policy has a rather weak support and it also reduced the past two years, says Ipsos public opinion director David Ahlin DN.

Alliance voters are most supportive coalitions before the election. But aid has decreased sharply since June 2014 from 60 to 53 percent.