Center Party voters would rather see a coalition government than V in government

If you had to choose between the following four options, which would you choose?

6% – A government with S, MP, C and V

49% – A government with S, MP and C, with V as a partner party outside the government

38% – A government with M, KD, L and C, which SD releases without being part of the government

4% – Extra choice

3% - Don't know

If you had to choose between the following three options, which would you prefer?

28% – A government with S, MP, C and V

54% – A government with M, KD, L and C, which SD releases without being part of the government

12% – Extra choice

6% - Don't know

Which of the following outcomes do you think is most likely?

27% - That Magdalena Andersson can assemble a government base consisting of S, V, MP and C

44% – That Ulf Kristersson can assemble a government base consisting of M, KD, L and C

19% – Extra choice

10% - Don't know

The survey was conducted by Indikator Opinion on behalf of SVT during the period 9–12 November 2026. A total of 1,659 red-green voters participated. In this particular publication, we have only broken out the Center Party's voters.

The data collection was carried out within the framework of Indikator's randomly recruited Sweden panel, where the participation rate among invited panelists was 41 percent.

In addition, a supplementary data collection was carried out through a random selection with invitation via digital mailbox, with the aim of strengthening the representation in groups with lower participation in the panel.

Voters who voted for the Left Party, the Center Party and the Green Party have been oversampled to provide a larger response base and more reliable estimates for these voter groups. The total results for the red-green voters have been weighted according to known population parameters for gender and age and according to the result in the 2026 parliamentary election. The weighting thus corrects for oversampling, so that the parties' voters get their correct share among the red-green voters in the total results.