Letter to the editor. The C leader should listen to the voters and ban profits

SVT's polling station survey (Valu) shows that there is clear opposition among the Swedish people to profit distribution in tax-financed care, school and care. Of all voters, 62 percent answered that profit distribution should not be allowed in tax-financed care, school or care.

Among Center Party voters, the percentage was 58 percent. Support for removing the profits has also increased among C voters since the previous election, when the figure was 50 percent.

However, the Center Party's leadership and especially party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist - who herself is a partner in an investment company that has shares in a private healthcare company - still want to allow profits and private actors in welfare. That line thus differs from the opinion of a majority of the party's own voters.

Mainstream red-green parties - the Social Democrats, the Left Party and the Green Party - on the other hand, advocate a ban on such profits. The issue has gained further importance since the party leader was tasked by the Speaker to probe the possibilities of forming a government.

Why does the party leader not follow the view that a majority of the Center Party's voters have expressed?