A month has passed since the election in Sweden, yet a new government has still not been formed. SVT Nyheter Öst interviewed people in towns and cities across the country to gauge public opinion regarding the prolonged political stalemate and the potential for another election. Voters have expressed feelings of confusion and disorder stemming from the ongoing uncertainty. The interviews reveal a sense of frustration with the lack of progress in forming a governing coalition. The possibility of a new election looms, adding to the instability. Public sentiment suggests a desire for a resolution to the current situation, with citizens hoping for a functioning government to address the challenges facing Sweden. The interviews highlight the impact of the political deadlock on everyday citizens.