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But for liberals, it remains difficult. The party does not manage to cross the parliamentary barrier, the low ends up low again.
This time, in the latest Kantar Sifo poll, L hits 3 percent.
– Every measurement below becomes a problem. It forces the party to invent something so that in the future the election has a clear profile in front of the voters, says Toivo Sjörén to SR.
“Throughout the year, a lot has happened”
In the latest survey, there are small changes compared to the one conducted in November. The Social Democrats are up 0.4 percentage points to 27.5 and the Swedish Democrats go 0.5 percentage points in the other direction to 19.
The moderates, on the other hand, are advancing. Compared to the last poll, Ulf Kristersson’s party comes in at 27.9. This is an increase of 0.7 percentage points.
But the big difference is compared to last year at the same time, when the match landed at 17.2.
– Throughout the year, a lot has happened. It can be a crown effect because the economy has come into focus. It is one of the strengths of the moderates, says Toivo Sjörén on Swedish radio.
Party by party
Voter support in Kantar Sifo December 2020 (change from last poll), Kantar Sifo December 2019
The Social Democrats: 27.5 (+0.4), 24.4
Left party: 10.4 (+0.2), 9.8
The green party: 4.0 (-0.1), 4.8
The moderates 21.9 (+0.7), 17.2
Liberals: 3.0 (0) 4.1
Christian Democrats: 5.3 (-0.2), 6.1
Downtown party: 7.6 (-0.4), 8.1
Sweden Democrats: 19 (-0.5), 24.2
Others: 1.5 (0)
