About one in ten voters does not decide which party to support until the last week before the election. This is shown by research on previous Swedish elections.
Professor of Political Science Henrik Ekengren Oscarsson, director of the Election Research Program, describes the group as people who arrive late to the party—but are eager to join in.
In the 2022 election, the Tidö parties won 70 percent of the late voters. This year, the race is close. That is why this particular group could play a significant role.
Arvid Hallén At the Oikos think tank, they say it will come down to which side is most successful at mobilizing its supporters. Silvia Kakembo, vice president of Progressiva Arenagruppen, believes that many voters are torn between two parties. The parties may see slight shifts in support, but the overall picture of the parties is already set.
The election will be held on September 13. So the final week has already begun.
Not me. I made up my mind a long time ago. It's going to be AFS again.