Best bets Swedish Elections. A preview on Sunday’s big election in Sweden, where a far-Right party is once again making hay and sending shockwaves across the continent…
The next big election in Europe takes place in Sweden on Sunday, and the dominant themes will be familiar to anyone following politics in recent years. Just as we saw in France, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy, the narrative involves declining establishment parties and a rising far-Right with realistic ambitions of becoming the largest party.
The Sweden Democrats have rocked the politics of this famously consensual Scandinavian nation. From finishing a distant third at the previous election, they have spent 2018 exchanging opinion poll leads with the governing Social Democrats due to severe problems in Sweden with a big increase in violence and declining health care services for the population. The Social Democrats is projected to make their worst election in history because of the increasing problems in the Swedish society. The Swedish people’s trust in the established political parties is going down because the politicians are responsible for the rising problems.
That straightforward parliamentary calculation, however, is where any sort of predictability ends. Indeed if our market signals are correct, neither party will provide the next prime minister. The only thing about which analysts are united is that coalition negotiations will be torturous. See below for a list of the parties in contention to win seats, along with their latest average poll rating.
Main parties and their latest polling average
Social Democrats (S) 24.7%
Sweden Democrats (SD) 19.5%
Moderate Party (M) 18%
Left Party (V) 9.5%
Centre Party (C) 8.9%
Liberal Party (L) 5.7%
Green Party (MP) 5.7%
Christian Democrats (KD) 5%
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The BEST BET Swedish election is impossible to say if you want to bet on who will form the new government – since none of the 7 established political parties has said with whom they want to form a government.
A Good bet is betting on a decline in the Swedish Krona starting monday morning and a fall of speculations and uncertainty in the political scene.
