The right-wing opposition in the minority ahead of the election - M: "It will be decided in the sprint"

- There are a hundred days left until the election.

This survey shows that the situation is completely open, says Gunnar Strömmer, the Moderates' party secretary.

He believes that the Moderates 'job before the election now is to convince voters that their policy is better for Sweden than the Social Democrats', who in turn think that the survey paints a picture of a successful Social Democratic government.

- The result shows that we have a prime minister who has the trust of the voters, says Tobias Baudin, the Social Democrats' party secretary.

Leadership in times of crisis

According to Gunnar Strömmer (M), the Social Democrats' increase is due to the fact that the people have joined the government in a time of crisis, as in other countries, and that the lead will disappear as the election approaches.

- The change of government we are working for is completely within reach.

It will be decided on the sprint.

Tobias Baudin (S) does not think this is a fair assessment.

- Magdalena Andersson has coped with these crises in a very good way, that is what we see the effects of now.