SVT/Verian: S falls in public opinion - lowest figure under Andersson

Both C and S have statistically assured losses. For S, the loss seems to have occurred mainly in the last month, and in the measurement they land at 26.1 percent. It is the party's lowest rating since September 2021 and a record low for S during Magdalena Andersson's time as party leader. They mainly lose voters to the Moderates, but also to the Green Party.

- The promised strong prime minister has not managed to get it together and it is clear that it is being punished in public opinion, says SVT's domestic political commentator Elisabeth Marmorstein.

M approaches S

The moderates go in the opposite direction and continue to strengthen their support. They get 23.3 percent and today there is barely three percentage points between M and S.

At the same time, for the first time in over four years, the Tidö parties beat the Red-Greens in a Verian poll.

- That M succeeds in attracting voters across the block border is the main explanation for the Tidö parties overtaking the Red-Greens, says Per Söderpalm.

V remains around the election results

The Left Party notes in this survey 8.5 percent and is thus on par with its election result.

Elisabeth Marmorstein believes that it can strengthen V in the ongoing negotiations.

- Those who have hoped that falling public opinion figures would make V back down in his demand for ministerial positions should probably think again, she says.

C loses

The Center Party, on the other hand, backs down for the second month in a row and gets 5.7 percent. It is the party's lowest support since June and a significant drop compared to the election results. The party mainly loses voters to M, but also to S.

- The uncertainty surrounding the Center Party's path choice in the government question may have played a role for some voters, says Söderpalm.

Elisabeth Marmorstein is on the same line.

- The risk is that they will lose further if their choice of path in the government issue leads to a betrayal debate.

The Tidö parties collect a total of 50.6 percent against the red-green parties' 47.7 percent. However, the difference of 2.9 percentage points is not statistically reliable.