Series · 2022
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It is election year in Sweden and the ruling government party DSP is challenged by a decreasing support among their voters. The ambitious press secretary Lisa works for the barely known Ministry of Welfare - who suddenly receives an unexpected request from the party's election general Kaminsky. Suddenly the Minister of Welfare Roxanne becomes the front figure for the entire election campaign.
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Season 1 · 6 episodes · 2022
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Episode 12 Dec 202230m
Snus Gate
The election campaign is about to start, and the Minister of Welfare Roxanne Wiklund is appointed to lead the campaign for the Democratic Party. However, Roxanne quickly gets off track when she talks about tobacco in a debate and suddenly …
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Episode 22 Dec 202226m
The Interview
Journalists are closing in on Roxanne and Lisa must do everything to wash away political incorrectness in Roxanne's private life and family history. Lisa investigates what Kaminsky really is up to with Roxanne.
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Episode 32 Dec 202224m
Ocean Prize
On a day when everything from election work on senior housing to state visits must be discussed, Lisa finds herself on the verge of a breakdown. Berivan and Janne try to fish for votes by phone, and Berivan tries to optimize the work time.
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Episode 42 Dec 202233m
Almedalen
Welcome to the politicians' week in Visby! Team Roxanne has an important panel discussion ahead, but is unpleasantly surprised by an old colleague. Bill is coached by Saga as he tries to make his way among rauks and parliamentarians.
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Episode 52 Dec 202226m
The Debate
The election day is approaching, it's time for the final party leader debate and the question on everyone's lips is - where is the Prime Minister? Lisa and Josef tell each other secrets and their relationship is put to the test when Lisa i…
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Episode 62 Dec 202233m
The Election
Only a few days until the election and the Ministry of Welfare is hopeful with her sights set on the Top. But something is rotten in the party DSP and when Lisa meets an old friend on a walk, it turns out that nothing is as it should be.



