Richard Andersson

Richard Andersson - Thu, 5 Jun 2025 - 05:35

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SCB's Latest Poll Numbers: The Social Democrats Strengthen Their Position

The latest opinion poll from Statistics Sweden (SCB) shows that the Social Democrats continue to strengthen their standing among Swedish voters. The party now has the support of 36.20% of voters, an increase from 35.00% in the previous SCB survey. This means that the party retains its position as the largest party in Sweden.

The Green Party and the Center Party on the Rise

It's not just the Social Democrats who are seeing an increase in this survey. The Green Party has risen to 6.50% from 5.20%, and the Center Party has increased to 5.50% from 4.50%. This positive trend for the green and centrist parties may indicate a growing interest in environmental and centrist politics among voters.

The Left Party and the Moderates Lose Ground

The Left Party has lost support and is now at 7.10%, compared to 8.20% in the previous SCB survey. The Moderates also see a decrease, now at 18.30% from previously 19.80%. This may reflect a change in voters' priorities and confidence in these parties.

The Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats

The Christian Democrats have slightly increased to 3.40% from 2.80%, while the Sweden Democrats have lost some support and are now at 18.00% from previously 19.50%. These changes could affect the political dynamics, especially on issues where these parties have strong opinions.

The Liberals Continue to Struggle

For the Liberals, the situation continues to be challenging, with a decrease to 2.80% from 3.20%. This shows that the party is still struggling to find its place in the current political landscape.

Comparison with Other Surveys

Compared to other opinion polls such as Demoskop, Novus, and Ipsos from recent weeks, SCB's figures show similar trends. The Social Democrats have been strong in several surveys, and the Green Party has seen a steady increase. The Moderates and the Sweden Democrats have shown some decline in other measurements as well, which may indicate a more long-term trend.

It is clear that the political scene in Sweden continues to be dynamic and that voters' preferences are changing. This SCB report provides an interesting insight into how the parties are performing and what can be expected in future elections.

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