A new survey conducted by SVT Verian reveals Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson receives surprisingly low ratings from voters when assessing positive leadership qualities. While Magdalena Andersson, the former Prime Minister, consistently ranks highest across most categories, Kristersson only achieves a third-place ranking at best. Political science professor Tommy Möller at Stockholm University finds these results surprising, given Kristersson’s current position as Prime Minister and leader of the largest party. The data suggests voters do not strongly associate Kristersson with desirable leadership traits compared to his peers. This lack of strong positive perception could potentially impact his government's support and future electoral prospects. Further analysis is needed to understand the specific qualities driving this voter evaluation. The poll highlights a disconnect between Kristersson’s position and public perception of his leadership strengths.