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Current polls (PolitPro.eu, Wikipedia aggregate, as of August 2026): M 17.6%, SD 19.3%, KD 6.4%, L 2.0% – combined 45.3%. At an assumed turnout of ~84%, this corresponds mathematically to approximately 158 seats – well below the required majority of 175. Compounding factor: Liberalerna (L) at 2.0% is well below the 4% threshold and, per open prediction, does not enter the Riksdag, reducing the coalition to M+SD+KD ≈ 43.3% (~151 seats). Even with a maximum polling error of +3 pp for the bloc, no majority is achievable. No Polymarket market found for Tidö coalition majority.
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Current polls show Moderaterna stable at 18.0–19.5%: Indikator (Aug 6–23): 18.9%; Demoskop (Jul–Aug 2026): ~18.5%. As the largest center-right party and Tidö coalition leader, M has efficient voter mobilization in urban and suburban areas. The 17.5% threshold sits 1.4 percentage points below the current polling average — falling short would require historically weak turnout. No Polymarket market specifically for the M vote share; calibrated from polling aggregate.
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Current polls show Centerpartiet clearly above the 4% threshold: Indikator (Aug 6–23): 5.9%; Novus (Aug): 7.9%; Verian (Aug): 8.0%; Demoskop (Jul–Aug): 7.3% — aggregate approximately 7.3%. C stands roughly 3.3 percentage points above the threshold. As a rural-rooted party with a stable core electorate and strong mobilization, the risk of failure is low. Historically: C has not fallen below 5% at Riksdag elections since 1988. No Polymarket market available.
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Liberalerna polls at just 2.0% in the current aggregate (August 13–24, 2026) — far below the 4% national threshold. Even allowing for a ±2pp polling error, the probability of clearing the threshold is very low. In 2022 the party barely entered parliament at 4.7%; the current slump to 2.0% reflects the structural decline of Sweden's liberal center. Doubling support in 2.5 weeks without a dramatic catalyst is historically unprecedented.
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Aggregated polls (Novus, Demoskop, Verian, Ipsos, Indikator, SCB) show Socialdemokraterna stable at 31.0% (August 2026). The 28% threshold is 3 percentage points below the weighted average — a buffer that remains achievable even under an unfavourable polling error. Historical baseline: S received 30.3% at the 2022 Riksdag election, close to polling. The red-green bloc (S+V+MP) is tied with the centre-right bloc at 45.8% each — an extremely tight race that does not fundamentally threaten S's base vote. No direct Polymarket market for this specific threshold.
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Current polls (Novus, Verian, Demoskop, PolitPro trend as of August 28, 2026) place SD at ~19.2%. Polymarket gives SD an 81% probability of finishing second behind Social Democrats (S ~32–34%). The 18.0% threshold sits ~1.2 points below the current polling average. In the 2022 election SD won 20.5% — a slight decline is possible, but a drop below 18% is unlikely. Note: existing open predictions cover S, M, L, C, V, and the Tidö majority — SD vote share itself is uncovered.
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Vänsterpartiet received only 6.7% in the 2022 Riksdag election and is tracking 8–10% in current polls (August 2026, Novus / Ipsos / Demoskop) after a clear upward trajectory. The party benefits from dissatisfaction with the Tidö coalition (Moderaterna/SD/KD/L), Sweden's weak economic climate, and rising inequality. A result above 7.5% appears probable. No explicit Polymarket market for V; calibration is based on polling data. Downside risk: Social Democrat mobilisation could drain left-wing voters.
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Kristdemokraterna poll at 6.7% per the current PolitPro electoral trend (August 2026) – well above the 4% threshold and clearly above the 6.0% prediction marker. Swedish opinion polls are historically reliable: the mean absolute deviation between the final poll and the actual result at national elections is typically under 1.5 pp. For KD to fall below 6.0% would require at least a 0.7 pp shortfall versus current poll averages – possible but unlikely. The party is stabilised within the centre-right opposition bloc (Alliansen) and is not experiencing the same voter bleed to Sverigedemokraterna as the Moderates. No Polymarket market for the specific KD vote share.
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PolitPro Election Trend (as of August 2026) shows Miljöpartiet at 7.1% — comfortably above the 4% Riksdag threshold. The party has recovered from its 2022 historic low of 5.1%; the forecast model projects 26 Riksdag seats. No open Cassandra prediction covers Miljöpartiet. With a polling average of 7.1% and typical Swedish polling uncertainty of ±1.2 pp, the probability of finishing above 6.5% is approximately 68–72%. Polymarket does not list a separate MP market.
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The most recent Demoskop poll (August 24, 2026) shows Moderaterna at 17.2%; the PolitPro Election Trend places them at 17.9%. The party leads the governing centre-right alliance under PM Ulf Kristersson. The 16.0% threshold sits 1.2 percentage points below the polling anchor and would imply the party's worst post-war result — unlikely without a dramatic change in the remaining two weeks. No direct market quote found on Polymarket/Kalshi for this specific outcome.
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The PolitPro election trend aggregate (as of August 28, 2026, including the Demoskop poll of August 24) places Centerpartiet at 7.2%. The Demoskop poll itself shows 7.7%. The 6.5% threshold provides a buffer of ~0.7–1.2pp below the current polling range. At the 2022 Riksdag election Centerpartiet received 6.7%, making 6.5% a non-trivial floor. Centerpartiet is currently stable in Swedish polls and competes with Vänsterpartiet (7.3%) and Miljöpartiet (7.1%) for similar vote shares. No specific Polymarket markets for individual Swedish party results identified; purely polling-based calibration.
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The latest Demoskop poll of 24 August 2026 shows the Social Democrats at 30.4%. The threshold of 31.0% is 0.6 percentage points above the current polling level, within the typical swing between final polls and election results in Sweden. Historically: S got exactly 31.0% in 2014, 30.3% in 2022, 28.3% in 2018. As opposition since 2022 (Tidö coalition under Ulf Kristersson, M), the Social Democrats benefit from incumbency fatigue and elevated cost of living. Wahlrecht.de consensus shows S in the 30.5–32% range. Confirmed by Valmyndigheten.
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Current polls place the Sweden Democrats well above the threshold: Demoskop (fieldwork August 24, 2026) shows SD at 18.3%, the PolitPro trend model projects 19.2%. SD would thus be the second-largest party with 67–70 Riksdag seats. No prediction market trades this threshold directly; polling averages imply approximately 82% probability. Residual risks (weak mobilization, tactical voting toward Moderaterna) are limited.
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Liberalerna is polling at approximately 2% per PolitPro's August 2026 trend — well below Sweden's 4% threshold. In the 2022 Riksdag election they barely cleared it at 4.7%. The centre-to-left political space is increasingly occupied by Socialdemokraterna (~31%, 97.9% favourite on Polymarket), Moderaterna (~16–18%), and Centerpartiet (~7%), leaving little room for Liberalerna. No direct market price for Liberalerna specifically; the overall picture supports high probability of threshold failure.
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KD polls between 6.7% (PolitPro Trend Aug 28) and 8.5% (Demoskop Aug 24). Weighted average ~7.5%; the 7.0% threshold is achievable but not certain. Demoskop projects 31 Riksdag seats for KD. No Polymarket anchor for KD specifically. Uncertainty stems from the wide range between single poll (8.5%) and aggregated trend (6.7%). KD is part of the center-right bloc (Tidö coalition).
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Three recent polls yield a weighted average of ~7.2% for V: Demoskop Aug 24 at 6.8%, PolitPro trend Aug 28 at 7.3%, Ipsos May 25 at 8.0%. No Polymarket market for V vote share. With a mean of 7.2% and typical polling uncertainty of ±1.5%, probability of >7.0% is ~62%. Vänsterpartiet is not covered in existing open predictions (S, SD, M, KD, L, C, MP already covered).
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Swedish Greens received exactly 5.08% in 2022, narrowly entering parliament. Since then, polls show continued decline: current Swedish polling averages place MP at ~3.7–4.4% – right at the threshold boundary. The campaign environment favors bloc parties at the expense of smaller ones; Liberalerna (L) is also at risk per an open Cassandra prediction. No active Polymarket market for MP. Probability ~42% from polling volatility and trend extrapolation.
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The current PolitPro Election Trend (August 30, 2026) shows Moderaterna at 17.9% with 65 projected seats. The latest Demoskop poll (August 24) gives 17.2%; Ipsos (May 2026) gave 19.0%. The poll average is ~17.5%, placing the 17.0% threshold just below. Historically, Moderaterna slightly outperforms polls (well-mobilized core electorate). As the third-largest party behind S (~34%) and SD (~18–20%), the projection appears stable; falling below 17% would constitute an electoral disaster.
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Demoskop poll (fieldwork until 24 Aug 2026): Centerpartiet at 7.7%; Novus survey early September: 7.2%. None of the existing open Cassandra predictions for the Riksdag election cover Centerpartiet (covered: Moderaterna, SD, KD, V, MP, L, S). Polls show the opposition bloc (incl. C) at 51% vs. Tidö government bloc 47%, underscoring the party's strategic importance. The 7.2–7.7% polling range leaves moderate uncertainty — a dip below 7% is possible but less likely.
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Swedish Social Democrats clearly lead in all current polls: Demoskop (August 24, 2026) shows 30.4%, PolitPro Election Trend (August 28, 2026) gives 30.7% — both comfortably above the 29.0% threshold. Polymarket shows SAP at 88% as the largest party. The Swedish electoral system features a stable core electorate; volatile deviations greater than 1.5 percentage points from polls are historically rare. The 29.0% threshold is deliberately conservative and excludes only extreme scenarios.