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Current aggregated polls place Moderaterna at 17.9% (PolitPro, August 2026), clearly above the 16.0% threshold. The 1.9-percentage-point buffer is robust — such a polling error sits at the edge of the historical demoscopy corridor for Swedish parliamentary elections. The prediction is consistent with the open Cassandra.news entry that Sverigedemokraterna (SD, currently 19.2%) wins more votes than Moderaterna and becomes the second-largest force: SD above M is easily compatible with an M result of 16–18%.
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PolitPro election trend (September 3, 2026) shows SD at 19.7%. Infostat poll September 1: 20.2%; Demoskop August 24: 18.3%. Poll average is 19–20%. SD is clearly the second-largest party, behind Social Democrats (~30%), driven by immigration and crime issues. Polymarket prices Socialdemokraterna as winners at 88%. Given polling spread, probability that SD exceeds 19% is approximately 60%.
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Current polls show the Social Democrats at 27.2% (PolitPro, Sep. 1) to 29.2% (Verian, Aug. 20–Sep. 2, 2026); average ~28.2%. Prediction markets (lines.com) see S as clear election winner at ~88%. The left bloc (S+V+MP+Centre) leads the Tidö coalition by ~8pp. Historically, S received 30.3% in 2022 — falling below 27.5% would be more pronounced than any current poll indicates. The 27.5% threshold sits near the lower bound of the current polling range.
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PolitPro aggregate (September 3, 2026) places Centerpartiet at 7.6% – comfortably above the 4% threshold. The party benefits from Liberalerna's collapse to ~2.5% and has consolidated as the centrist reform party. Historically Centerpartiet polled 8–10%; the current reading of 7.6% shows some erosion but no structural collapse. Swedish polls typically carry ±2–3pp error bands, giving a sub-7% result ~35% probability. No exchange market found; calibrated at 65% from polling average and historical error band.
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All current polls show Liberalerna massively below the 4% threshold: PolitPro Trend (September 3, 2026) 2.4%; Infostat (September 1) 2.5%; Demoskop (August 24) 2.0%; Ipsos (May 25) 2.0%. The formerly governing coalition party has lost support dramatically since 2022. PolitPro projects only 7 parties in the Riksdag — Liberalerna is not among them. Not a single current poll puts the party even close to the 4% threshold. The risk of a surprise via tactical voting is minimal given the gap.
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Vänsterpartiet polls at 7.8% per PolitPro trend (September 2026), with individual polls ranging from 6.8% (Demoskop, Aug 24) to 8.7% (Infostat, Sep 1). Historical median (2018: 7.97%, 2022: 6.75%) is ~7.4%. A leftward mobilization in Socialdemokraterna's wake (~27–28% in forecasts) could benefit V. The 7.0% threshold is below the current PolitPro trend but polling dispersion keeps probability at ~64%. No specific Polymarket market for V found.
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Current polls (September 1-3, 2026) show KD at 5.8% (Infostat, September 1) and 6.7% (PolitPro trend, September 3). KD is part of the incumbent Tidö coalition and achieved 6.4% in 2022. A fall below 4.5% would be a significant outlier given the stable polling position. No specific Polymarket market for KD's individual result.
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Current polls project only ~147 seats for the Tidö bloc (M+SD+KD+L) — well short of the 175 needed for a majority in the 349-seat Riksdag. The open Cassandra forecast that Liberalerna (L) fails the 4% threshold would weaken the bloc further. At the same time the left camp (S+V+MP+C) is collectively much stronger per current polls. Apollo News confirms: 'right-wing camp gains ground but remains behind majority'. No counter-prediction in the existing list.
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Current Swedish election polls (as of September 4, 2026, 9 days before the election): Social Democrats 28.9%, Sweden Democrats 19.6%, Moderates 17.3%, Left Party 7.8%, Center Party 7.6%, Greens 7.4%, Christian Democrats 6.6%, Liberals 2.5%. SD leads in 2nd place by 2.3 percentage points over the Moderates (M). For a rank change, M would need to gain at least 2–3 percentage points in nine days — unlikely given a stable gap confirmed by multiple polling institutes. No specific Polymarket market for 'SD second-strongest party' available; calibration based on poll consistency and historical Swedish electoral volatility (typically ±1–2 points deviation from polls). Note: This prediction is independent of the coalition outcome and compatible with the existing prediction about the Tidö majority loss.
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The Riksdag election takes place on 13 September 2026. Current polls (August-September 2026) show Moderaterna at 16.4% – approximately 1.4 percentage points above the 15.0% threshold. This falls within the typical Swedish polling margin of error (±2-3 percentage points). No explicit Polymarket/Metaculus market for Moderaterna's vote share. Historical results: 19.8% (2022), 23.3% (2018) show a declining trend due to SD strength, but Moderaterna remains stable as the second-largest party in the Tidö bloc. The Tidö governing coalition overall polls at 44.6% (opposition: 52.7%).
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All five most recent polls show Socialdemokraterna under Magdalena Andersson clearly in first place: Indikator (Sept. 4): 27.9%; Verian (Sept. 3): 29.2%; Demoskop (Sept. 1): 27.2%; Ipsos (Aug. 25): 30.3%. PolitPro aggregate (Sept. 5): S 28.9% — gap to Sverigedemokraterna (19.6%) around 9 percentage points. The left-wing opposition (S+V+MP+C) leads in all recent polls by 3–8 points. The forecast is consistent with the already open prediction 'SD second-largest party' and 'Tidö coalition loses majority'. No prediction market price available; own estimate: 84%.
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In the 2022 Riksdag election, Centerpartiet received 6.7% and moved to the opposition. Current aggregators (SVT/Novus, Ipsos) show the party at 5.5–7.5% for 2026, with a median around 6.5%. The party benefits from agricultural and climate themes but is losing urban votes to the Social Democrats. Clearing the 4% threshold is very likely; holding above 6% is the most likely single scenario, but competition with Sverigedemokraterna and Moderaterna for right-liberal votes creates downside risk. No Polymarket market; poll-of-polls sees C at median ~6.4%.
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PolitPro election trend (Sep 4, 2026): Liberalerna at 2.4–2.5%. Infostat poll (Sep 1): 2.5%. TV4 poll (Aug 31): 3.3% – even in the best scenario 0.7 percentage points below the Swedish 4% threshold. Not a single poll in the past six weeks shows the party anywhere near 4%. Tactical voters are migrating to Moderaterna (>15%, existing prediction) and KD. Polymarket has no specific Liberalerna contract; the aggregate strongly implies the party will fail the threshold.
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Current polls (August–September 2026) consistently show SD at 18.9–20.7%: Verian 18.9%, Demoskop 20.0%, Infostat 20.2%, Novus 20.7%, PolitPro trend 19.7%. A result below 18.5% would underperform even the lowest poll (Verian) by 0.4 percentage points. SD is a highly mobilized party that historically meets or exceeds polling averages.
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PolitPro election trend (September 3, 2026) shows MP at 7.2%; Infostat (September 1, 2026) at 7.5%; Ipsos (May 2026) at 6.0%. MP sits well above Sweden's 4% threshold and comfortably above the 6% prediction mark. Failure would require a polling error of >1.2 percentage points — rare for established Swedish pollsters. No Polymarket market; electoral market implied probabilities place MP clearly in parliament. Forecast based on consistent polling data across multiple institutes.
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Latest poll (Infostat, Sep 1, 2026): Vaensterpartiet at 8.7% – 1.2 points above the 7.5% threshold. In the 2022 Riksdag election VP achieved 6.7%; the current polling high reflects left-wing opposition to the Tidoe Coalition. Swedish polls show typical error margins of +/-1.5–2.5%; the 7.5% threshold provides roughly half-a-margin buffer. No Polymarket market; estimate ~72%.
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The PolitPro election trend (weighted average of all polling institutes) shows KD at 6.6% on September 6, 2026, well above the 4% threshold. Infostat (Sep 1) sees KD at 5.8%, Demoskop (Aug 24) at 8.5% — all polls clearly above the threshold. For comparison, Liberalerna (L) polls consistently below 4% and is considered the threshold loser. KD under Ebba Busch has stabilized its conservative voter base with clear economic and migration policy. Entry appears highly probable with a 6.6% polling average and a 2.6 percentage point safety buffer above the threshold.
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According to current Verian polling (August 20 – September 2, 2026), Socialdemokraterna stands at 25.8–29.2%. The polling median is around 27.5%, structurally implying slightly better than 50/50 odds for >27%. Swedish Social Democrats have historically been slightly underestimated in polls as their voter base mobilizes above average. The Red-Green bloc leads according to PolitPro at 52.7% vs. 44.6% for the Tidö coalition. Polymarket shows no specific quote for this threshold.
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Current polls (September 6, 2026): PolitPro trend shows S at 28.9%, SD at 19.6%, M at 17.3%. Infostat (September 1): S 27.2%, SD 20.2%, M 17.5%. Demoskop (August 24): S 30.4%, SD 18.3%, M 17.2%. SD consistently leads M across all polls — the gap is 2–3 percentage points with no visible catch-up trend. M in third is the consensus scenario. The existing open predictions cover S as the largest party, SD >18.5%, and small parties, but not M's exact rank.
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Sweden traditionally shows very high voter turnout: 87.18% (2018), 85.8% (2014), 84.6% (2010), and 84.21% (2022, source: Valmyndigheten). The 85% threshold was exceeded in 3 of the last 4 elections; 2022 narrowly missed it (84.21%). The 2026 election is particularly polarised — SD and S are neck-and-neck, multiple parties are fighting the threshold — factors that typically drive mobilisation up. SVT polls indicate elevated voter interest. Historical base rate for >85%: 3/4 of the last elections (75%). We set 55%.