In the run-up to the September 13 legislative elections, the Democratic Party of Sweden is confident in its rise. In Sundsvall, the extreme right-wing party covets a workers' stronghold, historically to the left, by presenting itself as the first defender of the welfare state.
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In the run-up to the September 13 legislative elections, the Democratic Party of Sweden is confident in its rise. In Sundsvall, the extreme right-wing party covets a workers' stronghold, historically to the left, by presenting itself as the first defender of the welfare state.