The Left movement in Reykjavik has revealed that it will participate in the upcoming city council elections under the name 'The Left' with Sanna Magdalena leading the list. This coalition, formed by members of the Left-Green Movement and the ‘Vors til vinstri’ party, aims to showcase a united front in the election. Svandís Svavarsdóttir, the current leader of VG, is preparing to step down from her position next month, marking a significant transition for the party and its leadership.

In their announcement, the coalition emphasized their goal of creating an inclusive community in Reykjavik, asserting that the city should be accessible and enjoyable for all residents, regardless of age, status, gender, wealth, or origin. They aim to provide humane housing solutions and ensure equal access to services and infrastructure for everyone. This vision reflects a broader social commitment to upholding equity in the city's development.

This strategic move to unite under a single banner as 'The Left' sends a clear message of solidarity and cooperation amid Iceland's evolving political landscape. By consolidating efforts and resources, the coalition seeks to enhance its electoral chances and address pressing social issues facing the residents of Reykjavik, reinforcing their stance on social justice and community building in their campaign platform.