Sweden Parliamentary Election: Liberals Win Seats?

ResolutionResolved YES

YES payout100¢

NO payout0¢

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Our position · NO40¢ → 0¢

Signal endedSep 17

Forecast updated

Sep 8 forecast

Most late polls keep Liberalerna below Sweden’s national threshold, but one fresh reading crosses it.

The visible evidence tilts slightly against a seat: Ipsos, Demoskop, Verian, and several other late polls remain below 4%, while only Novus has crossed it. Still, the Novus increase was significant, the party is attracting support from governing-bloc voters, and many Swedes decide late. A sub-threshold finish without a constituency breakthrough is the single most likely path, but an above-threshold finish remains almost equally plausible.

Points to NO

The newest Ipsos reading still places the Liberals below the national threshold despite a substantial gain.
An Ipsos poll conducted from August 25 through September 7 measured the Liberals at 3.5%, up 1.2 percentage points from its previous reading.
Other recent polls corroborate a below-threshold position rather than the Novus breakthrough.
A Demoskop poll conducted from August 25 through September 1 put the Liberals at 2.8%.

Points to YES

Novus has put the Liberals above the national threshold for the first time in years, although not securely so.
The September 1–5 Novus poll measured the Liberals at 4.3%, with a statistically significant increase, but Novus said the result was not securely above 4% after uncertainty was considered.
The Liberals have recently gained support from voters aligned with other governing-bloc parties.
On September 7, Novus associated the Liberals’ latest gains primarily with voters coming from the Moderates and Christian Democrats.

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