No, nothing interesting happening. The election is slowly killing me with almost 200 voters every day and when I'm not taking in votes, I'm sitting at a economic lesson or at home trying to figure out the damn excel and the exercises we have been given. If that's not enough I must finish the European Studies until monday... and I have almost no time to do it. I really need a job since my love for studies apparently kills me at the moment. Hopefully everything will turn out for the best.
How's it going in the election then? We are going for a re-election of the current government, the Red-Greens have lost all hope of winning and the only thing in the way for this glorious victory is the dark clouds of the far-right party the Swedish Democrats. All political scientist are in a frenzy. Christmas is early this time baby! Interesting for me is that the Liberals have a chance on regaining the post as the 3d largest party as well as a vice-minister post in the government as the Centre Party drops. And who knows what happens afterwards. The Social Democrats will lose power for the longest time in their history since they got the Prime Minister post in the 30's, they might fall below 30% when what's normal for them lies around 40-50%. The Red-Green coalition will dissolve and all of their current leaders will have to go (willingly or not). It's so f***ing interesting I can't believe it's happening. The worlds most victorious democratic political party is losing its grip over the government. Who knows when they might return (or if they do). FOUR MORE YEAR! FOUR MORE YEARS!
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