Swedish filmmaker and demonstrator Pelle Mårtenson has criticized the leading political party for its apparent silence on climate issues as the election nears. He points to the party’s website, which lacks specific climate policy details just two weeks before voters head to the polls. Mårtenson raises the critical question of financial responsibility, specifically who will cover the potential €4 billion (40 billion SEK) fine from the EU if Sweden fails to meet its climate goals. His concern highlights a perceived lack of commitment to addressing climate change within the dominant political force. This comes amidst a recent large demonstration indicating public concern on the topic. Mårtenson’s letter serves as a call for politicians to actively respond to growing anxieties about climate action and accountability. The absence of clear policy proposals raises questions about post-election priorities.