The party executive has decided to take up the issue after internal demands from, among others, Green Youth and the party's student union.
The vote on whether the MP should have one or two spokespersons will only be advisory and will take place in September. Only delegates to the party congress this autumn will be allowed to vote, according to the radio.
Per Bolund has announced that he will not seek re-election at the party congress in November. Märta Stenevi, on the other hand, said yesterday that she would like to stay.
"Then it's the congress that chooses which model we should have," she said in Morgonstudion.
MP vetern saws the proposal
Per Gahrton, former spokesman and one of the founders of the Green Party, believes that the proposal to scrap one of the spokespersons is based on a poor analysis. For 40 years, two spokespersons have been an important marker for gender equality, he says.
Per Gahrton, co-founder of the Green Party, former spokesperson Photo: Andreas Hillergren/ TT
"It seems to be a desperate solution to poor poll numbers. There is nothing to indicate that a party leader would be better, he says and adds:
"I hope that those who want to keep two spokespersons win.