A month without a government - this is what voters think: "Crowdy and messy"

A month after the election, Sweden is still waiting for a new government. The negotiations have dragged on and on Thursday, Magdalena Andersson (S) faces a prime ministerial vote in the Riksdag.

Among those SVT Nyheter Öst met, there is both frustration and calm in the face of the political situation.

- I think everything feels messy. Uncertain, says Linda Valin.

But not everyone is particularly concerned.

- Personally, I am not particularly worried. Trust the people we put in power and the Swedish government to solve this, says Moltas Berglund.

Thoughts on a possible additional election

At the same time, the question of a possible by-election raises thoughts.

- It will be a bit of a departure from what the people wanted first, says 18-year-old Wilhelm Lundwall.

How do you think about the formation of the government and by-elections? Hear from those we've spoken to in the clip above.