The Big Bad Swedish Politics & News Thread

[batmacumba]

And one for Sweden:





I've put the Greens on the left of the graphic just because I found It gave me a clearer vision of voter migrations inside the left. I'm aware they may be willingly adhered to the coalition, if the political climate helps.
I thought the SD's vote was pretty working class and would affect mostly the socialists, but It doesn't seem to be like this, at least in this cycle. The main voter flotation seems to be between the social democrats and moderates.

This is the coalitions evolution:

[batmacumba]

New month, new polls





I've organized the parties in a way that big changes on one side of the bar for each party do not impact the other side (i.e., trying to read the patterns of voting exchange). Critics will be wellcomed.

[batmacumba]

Not sure SD should be before KD.

Well, there is a clear exchange beteen SD and the Moderates, with many months in which the parties bars boudaries varied, but SD's right boundary didn't, and there is one month in which SD/KD boundary varied, but SD/Mod didn't. Sure, I know this may mean nothing, due chain vote changing, but I thought that trying to observe this on the long run could lead to interesting analisys.
The current month has only one poll, so I'm waiting to see if the probable exchange directly between KD/Mod that seems visible (the only one, until now) will be sustained.

[batmacumba]

Since we've had maps for Stockholm (largest county) and Skåne (third largest county) it'd be unfair to leave Västra Götaland (second largest) out in the cold.*

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*It's worth noting that 52,3% of the entire Swedish population lives in one of these three counties.

It's also worth noting that 100% of the entire Swedish population lives in the cold.
Well, the month's over and the direct exchange between M and KD was a one-poll illusion. SD is ganing votes within the right.

I've organized the parties in a way that big changes on one side of the bar for each party do not impact the other side (i.e., trying to read the patterns of voting exchange). Critics will be wellcomed.

[batmacumba]

Do the results on neighbouring countries affect voting intentions on Sweden? I'm thinking about this year's Norwegian election.