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Lunch Live: What Does It Take to Hold a Special Election? With Roger Richthoff
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I suspect that the Center Party’s electorate will punish the party in a special election by not voting for it. The reason, of course, is that their electorate (not the party members) believes the party, because of its red lines, has been an obstacle to forming a government.
The Center Party may be voted out of the Riksdag, perhaps along with the Liberals. The Social Democrats may also continue their downward slide.
In that case, the winners could be M and SD.