According to domestic policy commentator Helena Gissén, climate and environment retain their place among voters' most important issues ahead of the 2026 parliamentary election, even though interest has declined somewhat. The specific data or polls showing this decline, as well as how significant it is compared to other issues like the economy or security, have not been detailed. Gissén noted that the Tidö parties, referring to the current governing coalition, often repeat that Sweden is the best in the EU on climate, though the evidence supporting this claim remains unclear.
Their climate policy focuses on expanding nuclear power, according to the commentator. Meanwhile, the red-green parties, referring to the opposition, accuse the government of undermining climate goals through measures such as lowered fuel prices, but the exact climate goals being undermined have not been specified.
Even though interest has declined somewhat, climate and environment retain their place among voters' most important issues ahead of the 2026 parliamentary election.
The Tidö parties often repeat that Sweden is the best in the EU on climate.
Their climate policy focuses on expanding nuclear power.
While the red-green parties accuse the government of undermining climate goals through measures such as lowered fuel prices.