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Sweden  ·  Riksdag polls since the election of 13 September 2026

Social Democrats lead with 26.7%.

Our average of 7 polls since the 13 September election, as of 13 November 2026.

Polls: pollsters' releases, via Swedish WikipediaHow this is made

Our average, and the change since the election

13 November 2026, from 7 polls. Each band is our 90% range.

Tick: the certified result.

PartyAverage90% rangeElectionChange
Social Democrats26.7%24.7–28.728.0%−1.3
Moderates23.9%21.8–26.019.9%+4.0
Sweden Democrats17.4%15.4–19.417.5%−0.1
Left Party8.1%6.1–10.18.4%−0.3
Green Party6.9%4.9–8.96.1%+0.8
Centre Party6.0%4.0–8.07.0%−1.0
Christian Democrats5.7%3.7–7.76.2%−0.5
Liberals4.0%2.0–6.05.3%−1.3

Our average since the election

One line for each party, from our first estimate under the post-election rule, 26 October 2026.

Ring: the certified result of 13 September.

Polls since the election

Latest first. Under each figure, the change since the election, in points.

PollsterFieldworkSMSDVCKDMPL
Verian26 Oct–8 Nov26.1
−1.9
23.3
+3.4
16.9
−0.6
8.5
+0.1
5.7
−1.3
6.3
+0.1
7.5
+1.4
4.1
−1.2
Ipsos13–26 Oct27
−1.0
24
+4.1
19
+1.5
8
−0.4
6
−1.0
5
−1.2
6
−0.1
4
−1.3
Indikator Opinion7–25 Oct27.0
−1.0
26.3
+6.4
16.3
−1.2
7.6
−0.8
5.8
−1.2
4.8
−1.4
7.3
+1.2
3.8
−1.5
Verian28 Sep–11 Oct28.5
+0.5
22.3
+2.4
17.2
−0.3
7.8
−0.6
6.3
−0.7
5.9
−0.3
7.1
+1.0
3.7
−1.6
Novus5–11 Oct25.9
−2.1
23.9
+4.0
18.0
+0.5
7.2
−1.2
6.7
−0.3
6.4
+0.2
6.5
+0.4
3.9
−1.4
Ipsos15–27 Sep28
0.0
22
+2.1
17
−0.5
8
−0.4
7
0.0
6
−0.2
6
−0.1
4
−1.3
Sentio21–25 Sep25.7
−2.3
22.7
+2.8
19.4
+1.9
10.0
+1.6
5.4
−1.6
5.6
−0.6
5.7
−0.4
4.1
−1.2
Election result13 Sep28.019.917.58.47.06.26.15.3
S Social Democrats, M Moderates, SD Sweden Democrats, V Left, C Centre, KD Christian Democrats, MP Greens, L Liberals. Only polls whose fieldwork began after 13 September count towards the average.

The 2026 result, and our final average

The Social Democrats won the most votes, with 28.0%. The Social Democrats, Left, Centre and Green parties together won 176 of the 349 seats; the Moderates, Sweden Democrats, Christian Democrats and Liberals won 173. Turnout was 84.9%. Certified by the Swedish Election Authority (Valmyndigheten) on 19 September 2026. Our average is as published on polling day, 13 September.

PartyResultSeatsOur averageDifferenceInside our range?
Social Democrats28.0%9928.3%+0.3Yes
Moderates19.9%7017.2%−2.7No
Sweden Democrats17.5%6218.9%+1.4Yes
Left Party8.4%307.9%−0.5Yes
Centre Party7.0%257.6%+0.6Yes
Christian Democrats6.2%226.7%+0.5Yes
Green Party6.1%227.3%+1.2Yes
Liberals5.3%194.0%−1.3Yes
Other parties won 1.6% and no seats. Difference is our average minus the result, in points. Range: our 90% band.

Our final average was, on average, 1.1 points from each party's result. The result fell inside our range for 7 of the 8 parties. The largest miss was the Moderates: we had them on 17.2%; they won 19.9%, outside our range.

Our final pre-election average

13 September 2026, from 20 polls. Each band is our 90% range.

Tick: the certified result.