Center Party
Sd leader calls opponent descriptions unreasonable
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Sweden Democrats' Mattias Karlsson admits in SVT that the party's former channel Riks went too far in describing Annie Lööf. The statement follows Center Party leader Anna-Karin Hatt's resignation due to threats and hate. Karlsson also criticizes social media's role in the polarized climate.
After years away from politics, Fredrick Federley (C) has been nominated as a candidate in municipal and regional elections in Dalarna. Members chose to promote him, he says gratefully. He is selectable in Gagnef and the Dalarna regional election.
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Sweden's Center party gained 150 new members over the weekend, according to party secretary Hannes Hervieu. This is a sharp rise from the usual average of ten new members per week. Hervieu attributes the surge to the Liberals' decision to drop their red line against partnering with the Sweden Democrats.
Center party's secretary Karin Ernlund invites other parliamentary parties to talks on political conduct ahead of the election campaign. The initiative follows a heated party leader debate in Agenda. Social Democrats' secretary Tobias Baudin welcomes the proposal.