Analysis of Sweden's Recent Elections

If you were to guess where this is,

where would you guess?

This video is from Sweden and they just had their

elections.

6.8 million people voted and the left

barely won. Now, I wanna talk about the voting share

of these groups. This is out of Malmö.

You have non-EU immigrants acting this

way.

They're not Swedish, yet they're in Sweden, and this is the

way they're behaving. Out of these groups, out of non-EU

immigrant groups,

70% voted for left-leaning parties.

Classifies Rinkaby as a vulnerable area, and there hasn't been a police

station since 2014.

Areas like this voted 95%.

Talking about deadly shootings in Sweden.

95% of them voted for left-leaning parties.

Does this resemble anything like

Sweden?

Huge amount. Why is it so different to Sweden?

What the

hell it is?

This is Malmö.

Rinkaby shouldn't look like that.

And what you have as you have huge amounts of immigration come in, is you

have immigrants voting for what's best for them.

Not what's best for the country, it's what's best for them.

And the more you bring in, the more your politics will have to cater

to these people, because now they make up a larger share of

the voting block. Immigrants were the difference in this election.

Difference was 50,000. Non-EU immigrants make up a million of the

population, 13% of the vote. That's a huge portion.

And politicians can win elections on that.