New Future
2006 elections.[2]
The party has not campaigned in any elections since 2006.[3]
Policies
- Sweden leaving the European Union
- More job creation
- Lower taxes on fuel so no one would have pay more than 7 SEK for a litre of fuel.
- Strong opposition to discrimination and racism
- Higher pensions for pensioners
- Higher salaries for workers
- Progressive taxation
References
- ^ Swedish Election Authority: 2002 election results (in Swedish)
- ^ Swedish Election Authority: 2006 election results, other parties (in Swedish)
- ^ Swedish Election Authority
External links
- Ny Framtid - Official site (in Swedish)
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