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Valu är SVT:s vallokalsundersökning som har gjorts för alla nationella val i Sverige sedan 1991. Enkäten innehåller runt 50 frågor och syftet är att analysera hur och varför väljare röstar som de gör.
Valu är SVT:s vallokalsundersökning som har gjorts för alla nationella val i Sverige sedan 1991.
13 709 röstande har fått svara på en anonym enkät i utvalda vallokaler och i lokaler för förtidsröstning.
Enkäten innehåller runt 50 frågor och syftet med Valu-redovisningen är att möjliggöra analyser av hur och varför väljare röstar som de gör.
2022 var det är rysarjämnt mellan regeringsalternativen i vallokalsundersökningen. S, MP, V och C fick då 49,8 procent, 0,6 procentenheter mer än M, KD, L och SD som fick 49,2. I det slutliga valresultatet fick dock M, KD, L och SD 49,6 procent och S, MP, V och C 48,9 procent.
Ulf Kristersson (M) bildade efter valet regering med KD och L med SD som samarbetsparti.

According to SVT's election survey, the Left Party would increase by 1.3 percentage points compared to the 2022 election, despite revelations that local representatives spread anti-Semitic content and praised terror convicts. Party secretary Maria Forsberg says that voters do not mention the issue but focus on the economy and racism. The party can become bigger than the Center Party and strengthen its negotiating position with the Social Democrats.

The 2026 election results are updated minute by minute according to SVT's Valu survey, where the opposition leads with 51.3 percent and the Liberals clear the barrier with 5.4 percent. Tomas Ramberg analyzes that SD could be the biggest loser if the result is correct, while the Tidö parties risk losing government power. The article describes the negotiation process after the election and the challenges that await the next government in war, climate and AI.

According to SVT's election survey, the Sweden Democrats fall back to 17.2 percent, compared to over 20 percent in 2022, and lose the position as the second largest party to the Moderates. The atmosphere at the vigil in Solna was subdued when the results were presented, with reactions from party leaders such as Linda Lindberg and Richard Jomshof.

According to SVT's polling station survey, the Liberals pass the Riksdag barrier with 5.4 percent. Jubilation broke out at the party's vigil at the Vasateatern in Stockholm after a long election campaign in which support was well below the threshold. Party leader Romina Pourmokhtari hopes that the Tidö team will tap into the opposition, while Johan Britz expresses concern about not reaching a majority for Tidö and warns of a radical left turn. Lotta Edholm praises Simona Mohamsson's election campaign as fantastic and unprecedented. The vote count began at 8:00 p.m. and a preliminary result is expected later in the evening.

In Sweden's symbolic Riksdag school election, over 400,000 students voted and showed a clear left turn: the Christian Democrats and the Liberals do not pass the Riksdag barrier, the Moderates become the largest party with just over 32 percent, while the Sweden Democrats lose and become the third largest party after the Social Democrats and the Moderates.

In Gårdsten in north-east Gothenburg, the queue for the polling place is 40 meters long on election day, and early voting has increased by 136 percent compared to 2022. The increase is an example of a nationwide trend where early voting in vulnerable areas has increased by 71 percent since the last election, driven by concerns about migration policy and the strengthening of democracy through increased turnout.