Sweden
Sweden Democrats
National conservatism
Grew from the far-right fringe to become Sweden’s second-largest party and the parliamentary support for the current government. Campaigns on immigration reduction, tougher sentencing and cultural conservatism.
- Founded
- 1988
- Positions as of
- 2022 Tidö agreement
- Last verified
What does it believe?
Nation and the world
Campaigns for net-negative immigration, repatriation incentives and restrictions on citizenship.
Wealth and inequality
Defends the welfare state for citizens while campaigning to restrict benefit access for non-citizens.
Where it sits on each dimension
Wealth and inequality
Evidence: Documented
The state in the economy
Evidence: Documented
Personal liberty
Evidence: Well documented
Tradition and change
Evidence: Well documented
Nation and the world
Evidence: Well documented
Religion and the state
Evidence: Documented
Power and its limits
Evidence: Documented
Environment and growth
Evidence: Well documented
Crime and punishment
Evidence: Well documented
Sources
Sources are prioritised in this order: official manifestos, official party documents, parliamentary records, academic research, then high-quality reporting.
- Principprogram · Sverigedemokraterna · 2019
- Tidöavtalet · Moderaterna, KD, L and SD · 2022
Logo: Sweden Democrats textlogo.svg · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons.