(Sweden) THIS ELECTION has been CANCELLED. Next departure in 2018.

[jaichind]

I tend to think that SD will get hurt by in the election and lose support for acting in a way that led to this crisis. 

[jaichind]

* Some 26% of Swedes polled by DN/Ipsos want next government to be led by the Social Democrats and to consist of parties from both political blocs.
* 40% say some kind of cooperation across blocs good for Sweden
* Only 2% of surveyed voters would like current government constellation with Social Democrats and Green Party
* 19% want Alliance government, led by Moderate Party
* Some 20% of voters want next government to cooperate with Sweden Democrats
* DN/Ipsos polled 1,006 Swedish voters online Dec. 3-4

Seems like SD's ceiling could be up to 20%.

[jaichind]

* Sweden government’s Social Democrats and Green Party, combined with Left Party, backed by 41.7% of voters in Expressen/Demoskop poll.
* Four-party alliance, with Moderate Party, Centre Party, Liberal Party, Christian Democrats, also backed by 41.7%
* Sweden Democrats backed by 13.5%
* Expressen/Demoskop polled 1,250 voters Nov. 25-Dec. 3; government called new election on Dec. 3 after budget failed to win enough support in parliament

Looks like we might need to go to grand coalition after election. 

[jaichind]

I accept my accolades ?

I guess this result will mean a center-left minority government with a significant chance of a mid-term election.

[jaichind]

Sweden’s two govt parties and Left Party ally would get 44.1% of votes if election held today vs 40.8% for four-party opposition in Dagens Nyheter/Ipsos poll.

Social Democrats, Green Party and Left Party backed by 44.1% vs 43.6% in Sept. 14 election; four-party opposition supported by 40.8% vs 39.4%

Social Democrats of PM Stefan Loefven backed by 32% vs 31% in election, Green Party by 6.7% vs 6.9%, Left Party by 5.4% vs 5.7%

Opposition Moderates backed by 26.3% vs 23.3%, Liberal Party by 5.6% vs 5.4%, Center Party by 5.1% vs 6.1%, Christian Democrats by 3.9% vs 4.6%

Sweden Democrats  backed by 12.5% vs 12.9%

Ipsos poll of 1,403 people was conducted from Dec. 8-15