Slight increase in Swedish people support for the euro

Tuesday, 12 June 2012
If there were to be a referendum on the euro in Sweden in May 2012, 78 percent would vote no to the euro while 14 percent would vote yes.

9 percent say they do not know how they would vote. The percentage of no votes has decreased, while the percentage of yes votes has increased compared to November 2011. Both changes are statistically significant, according to data from Swedish statistic organisation, Statistic Sweden.

The percentage of yes votes has increased while the percentage of no votes has decreased among both women and men. The changes are statistically significant. In May 2012 78 percent of both women men would have voted no in a referendum. The corresponding figures for November 2011 were 80 percent for women and 81 percent for men. The percentage of yes votes among the women has increased from about 10 percent in November to 12 percent in May 2012. Among the men the percentage of yes votes has increased from 13 percent in November to 15 percent in May.
By Scancomark.se Team

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