Sverigedemokraterna is the second-largest party in the Riksdag but only fourth in Stockholm. Gabriel Kroon wants to change that ahead of the autumn election.
The party wants to use security guards, Swedish culture and security to win more votes in the city. Gabriel Kroon is group leader for Sverigedemokraterna in Stockholm city.
– We need to become so large that they cannot lock us out, he says.
The goal is to grow in Sweden's largest municipality and reach power in the city hall.
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