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I've been looking at various exit polls myself, and there's definitely a chance that AFS could get 1%. But it's extremely hard to predict how it will turn out!
There are things that have happened since the last election that may have caused people to completely change their minds. Who doesn’t know several people who’ve been diagnosed with cancer since 2022, for example!? A couple of weeks ago, I heard two people in the community organization scene speaking critically about ”COVID vaccines.” I haven’t heard people do that so openly before (outside of my private circle of friends).
The reception Gustav Kasselstrand is receiving is not typical of how politicians are treated in Sweden. Could something big be in the works here?! Swedes would never say they plan to vote for AFS because it would be socially embarrassing for them. Maybe we’ll see a ”Black Swan” in this election!?
I also think AFS will get 1% or a little more.
I hope the Nyans Party takes at least 2% (like in the last election) from the Social Democrats—then there’s a chance that Tidö might get to stay on for another four years. Yeah, anything can happen when those stupid Swedes go to vote—that’s just how it is!!