Liberalerna receives one percent in Norra Mellansverige per SCB

According to the latest party sympathy survey from SCB, only one percent of voters in Norra Mellansverige would vote for Liberalerna in a Riksdagsval today.

The survey covers Dalarna, Gävleborg and Värmland. Socialdemokraterna lead with 39.5 percent while Moderaterna have 18.3 percent and Sverigedemokraterna 15.1 percent. Martina Elfström, chair of Liberalerna in Dalarna, noted that the support is too low. She stressed the need to be more visible and present the party's policies to attract voters. Nationally the opposition receives 55.2 percent compared to the Tidöpartierna's 42.6 percent. Liberalerna stand at 2.5 percent across the country.

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