Moderates
Busch prioritizes ordinary families over tax cuts for high earners
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Christian Democrats leader Ebba Busch warned at a press conference in Visby that victory is at risk for the Tidö parties. She stressed that the coming four years should not focus on major tax cuts but instead on welfare and ordinary families' finances.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson criticizes the lack of scrutiny of the Red-Green alternative in Ekot’s Saturday interview. He points to the opinion polls ahead of the September 13 election.
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The Moderates presented a proposal at Järvaveckan to give tenants greater opportunity to buy their municipal homes.
Ebba Busch of the Christian Democrats has opened the door to future collaboration with the Social Democrats, prompting praise from Magdalena Andersson. Andersson describes Busch as a more pragmatic politician but notes a joint government remains unlikely. Moderates criticize the move as risking red policies.
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The Moderates want to introduce a stepwise state income tax to cut taxes for high earners, including specialist nurses and civil engineers. The proposal is presented at the party's congress in Västerås and is seen as a major reform of the tax system. It aims to boost work incentives but raises taxes on unemployment benefits.