Swedish Riksdag Election (September 13, 2026): Socialdemokraterna (S) receives more than 27.5% of votes cast (confirmed by Valmyndigheten by September 14, 2026)
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Published on 10. September 2026
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Predicted for 13. September 2026
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Based on: Statistical Pattern
The Social Democrats (S) are currently Sweden's leading party in polls: Novus (September 7, 2026) shows S at 27.0%, Indikator Opinion (September 4) at 27.9%, the PolitPro 30-day aggregate at ~28.7%. No active Polymarket market for the S vote share; calibrated independently. Historically S achieved 30.3% (2022), 28.3% (2018), 31.0% (2014), 30.7% (2010) β above 27.5% in all four most recent Riksdag elections. The threshold sits just below the current poll aggregate, leaving a buffer for typical election-day variance. S leads all parties with a substantial margin over SD (~20%).
Data basis for this prediction
- Novus Riksdag-Umfrage 07.09.2026: Socialdemokraterna 27,0 % (statsskuld.se via Novus)
- Indikator Opinion Umfrage 04.09.2026: Socialdemokraterna 27,9 % (politpro.eu)
- PolitPro 30-Tage-Aggregat Schweden: S ~28,7 % (politpro.eu/en/sweden, Stand 10.09.2026)
- Valmyndigheten: Historische Riksdag-Ergebnisse S: 30,3% (2022), 28,3% (2018), 31,0% (2014)
Verdict: Pending
This prediction is still open. It will be evaluated automatically against real-world sources after its due date.
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