Fears of election loss: 'A real setback' for Sweden Democrats

A Swedish Democrat (SD) politician has voiced concerns about a potential election loss, describing it as a "real setback" that could jeopardize the party's chance to form a government.

This sentiment comes amid internal discussions about the party's performance and future prospects. While some within the party acknowledge that not all promises from the previous election have been fulfilled, loyal supporters in SD's traditional strongholds remain defiant. They refuse to believe in the possibility of a decline, asserting that the party is poised to become the largest political force in Sweden soon.

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SD can miss its chance to govern and decline for the first time in a general election.

One such voter, Carsten Jönsson, encountered outside an Ica Maxi supermarket in Hyllinge, Skåne, expressed his long-standing support for the Sweden Democrats. Despite acknowledging some unfulfilled promises, Jönsson stated he is not disappointed with the party. His conviction is so strong that he questions the appeal of other parties, remarking, "Who votes for the Social Democrats? I've never met anyone."

The article suggests a potential shift in the political landscape, with the SD facing the possibility of its first-ever decline in a general election. However, the unwavering belief among core supporters in the party's strongholds indicates a continued, dedicated base.

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Who votes for the sossarna? I have never met anyone.