The center leader has received a "total package" from S and M

A week ago, C leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist each requested a "total package" from Andersson and Kristersson. There, she wants to be told what policy the two prime ministerial candidates want to pursue and how they intend to get it through.

At the same time, the Center Party is sticking to its red lines: Not to be in government with V or SD and not to cooperate with SD.

The deadline was set for 5pm on Friday. Earlier in the day, Andersson announced that she will submit a "proposal" to C about how the government process should proceed, and Kristersson that he will submit a "comprehensive proposal".

Now the packages have arrived, Thand Ringqvist announces in a comment just after 5 p.m.

"I have now received both Ulf Kristersson's and Magdalena Andersson's total package for how they want to govern Sweden. The proposals include both what policy they want to implement, which parties they want to cooperate with and how they intend to get support for the policy in the Riksdag," she writes.

Now the Center Party will go through the proposals in internal decision-making processes, according to the party leader.

"Our focus is for Sweden to have an effective government that can take responsibility, implement important reforms and limit the influence of the extremes over Swedish politics".

It is still unclear when the Center Party will comment on the content of the proposals, according to Thand Ringqvist's press secretary.

In a video on Instagram, published shortly before the Center leader's comment, Magdalena Andersson says that her government alternatives are S, MP and C, in close cooperation with V. She also says that such a government "is within reach".

- The Left Party has made it clear that they are also ready to participate in these negotiations, Andersson says in the video.

The Left Party is prepared to resume discussions with the other red-green parties only if C chooses Andersson's total package. At the same time, V sticks to his ministerial demand.

Ulf Kristersson describes his proposal as a bourgeois minority government consisting of C, M, L and KD.

"It will be a minority government, but with good conditions to seek and arrive at broadly anchored political solutions in Sweden's Riksdag. It will be a government with a clear political orientation, but which is also humble and cooperative," he writes in Aftonbladet Debatt about his proposal.

Jimmie Åkesson has said that the Sweden Democrats would "tolerate" a government with the old alliance by abstaining from voting.

The M leader highlights a Danish model as a source of inspiration for the budget negotiations:

"You discuss the budget with many parties in order to get as broad support as possible within the framework of a political direction," writes Kristersson.