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Annie Lööf now gives a clearer message on how the center party intends to vote in the vote on Ulf Kristersson as prime minister.
The previous message – that the party votes no – is likely to remain blocked.
"I think it's unlikely that we will change this problem," said group C's leader in TV4 News Morning.
When Ulf Kristersson presented his "3-2-1 proposal" to a new government, the party council and the party group of the Center Party decided that C would vote no for him as prime minister.
In TV4 News Morning, Annie Lööf, head of channel C, said the decision would probably be resolved.
"I think it's unlikely that we will change this problem," says Annie Lööf.
The party leader notes that the party's previous objections to the vote for Ulf Kristersson as prime minister are the same.
"It has been known for several years how much the Center Party considers the influence of the SD and a government that demands active support from the SD.
At the same time, Annie Lööf believes that it is important for the party council and the parliamentary group to take a stand on this issue again.
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Last afternoon, the parliamentary assembly of the center party met. When Aftonbladet met with Chief C in connection with the meeting, she was not so clear about how she envisioned the vote.
"Exactly how we are going to vote on the prime ministers' file, we now have a formal internal process," she said.
On the other hand, she did not mention that it is "unlikely" that C will change.
The C-leader channel repeats on TV4 News Morning that it thinks the Alliance will continue to seek support beyond the blocking limit.
"It will probably take time, but it is important that it takes time and it will be good, and Sweden will have an effective government.
If the center party votes no to Ulf Kristersson, he will probably not be elected. Then the President can appoint a new party leader to explore the possibility of forming a government or let the Riksdag vote for another candidate for the post of prime minister.
"I'm ready to take on the responsibility of the explorer," Annie Lööf told TV4.
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