Stockholm’s Social Democrats are campaigning on a plan to prioritize larger, affordable rental apartments for families with children, addressing long wait times for suitable housing. The proposal aims to allocate a greater percentage of these units specifically to families. This initiative responds to the challenges faced by families seeking larger homes in the city. Meanwhile, the Centre Party proposes a more radical solution: abolishing the city’s existing housing queue altogether. The differing approaches highlight a debate over how best to address Stockholm’s housing challenges ahead of the upcoming election. Both parties acknowledge the difficulties in securing adequate housing, but diverge on the most effective path forward. The current system sees significant delays for those seeking larger, reasonably priced rentals.