S continues to lose after januariavtalet

at the end of the autumn, the social democrats expect the home of a rising support, while the center-right alliance fell to pieces before the voters ' eyes. After the formation of the government finally agreed in the lock by januariavtalet have the curves turned down for the S.

the Agreement means that Stefan Löfven (S) can remain on the statsministerposten but at the price of big political concessions to the Centre party and the Liberals. Reduced taxes for high income earners and liberalised labour laws are policies that are far from what Stefan Löfven promised his voters in the electoral process.

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The negative trend of the S is confirmed in the DN/Ipsos marsmätning. The lot slopes for the third month in a row and lands at 27%, which is 5 percentage points below the autumn peak in december. For the first time since the election of the ports S during its election results at 28.3%. The whole of the autumn rise is deleted.

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– the social democrats find themselves in a public opinion point of downhill. There is no dramatic change since the previous month but the party has yet done a large drop in the number in recent time, " he says.

Väljarströmmarna from the S illustrating the party's difficult balancing act in the new political landscape. The loss, according to Nicklas Källebring been to the Left party, which has targeted the acrid criticism of the bourgeois elements in the januariavtalet. The second largest loss is to The sweden democrats for a long time has drained S on the voters.

Overall, the changes are for parties small since last month's measurement. A tendency from February's survey is enhanced, however, is that the quartet behind the januariavtalet losing ground in relation to the three opposition parties to the right. Overall, the S, C, L and MP are now 42 per cent of the votes cast. It should be compared with the 47 per cent which is the collective support for the moderate party, the Christian democrats and The sweden democrats.

the two constellations after januariavtalet concluded.

– The underlying väljarrörelserna is in the first place the social Democrats ' decline and Their rise, says Nicklas Källebring.

the SD leader Jimmie Åkesson claims that a new conservative block is growing up after the alliance ruptured, consisting of his own party plus M and KD. The description is rejected firmly by both Ulf Kristersson (M) and Ebba Busch Thor (KD).

It was, however, with the support of the SD as M and KD got through his budget in december. It was also this trio, which in november voted yes to the Ulf Kristersson as prime minister.

for the direct agreements with the SD in the individual issues. Ulf Kristersson expresses himself more carefully, but does not take the support of the SD. In a DN interview recently, he stated that he ”does not intend to isolate them”.

Marsmätning shows that the KD's rise has leveled out, which can also be described as the party has established itself at a new higher level. The note is 9%, the same as in February, the highest level since 2002.

but the party is roughly where the party has been several months in a row, and is noted for 18% in march, less than two percentage points in the election results. SD is still at 19.

of the number of votes cast for a winner since the election. The centre party is still at 8 per cent since last month, just below the result of the election.

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the Two parties are fighting for their survival around the latch parliament. The green party may for the fifth month in a row, 4 per cent rounded upward. About as precarious is the opinion of the Liberals, which, moreover, is shaken by a series of crises.

the party Leader to be replaced in June, which opens for falangstrider in a party that was deeply divided in regeringsfrågan. Furthermore, there is a lack of clarity about the party's list of candidates to the EUROPEAN elections then förstanamnet Cecilia Wikström has petats.

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