The Liberals' voter support is measured at 3.0 percent in Verian's survey, an increase of 1.1 percentage points and the only statistically significant change compared with the last survey.
The opinion for L is also still below the threshold for support votes that Jimmie Åkesson set at 3.5 percent, with ten days left until the election - that is, today, Thursday.
The survey was carried out from August 20 to September 2 and, according to Verian, the increase in L was particularly visible during the latter part of the measurement period.
The Social Democrats' voter support stands at 29.2 percent, down 1.3 percentage points compared with last time - but not statistically significant.
SD largest among Tidö parties
Among the opposition, the Left Party receives 8.1 percent of voter support, while the Green Party and the Centre Party receive 8.0 and 7.4 percent of voter support, respectively.
Among the Tidö parties, the Sweden Democrats receive 18.9 percent, the Moderates 16.4 percent and the Christian Democrats 6.3 percent.
Verian's survey follows Wednesday's Novus survey, which showed voter support of 3.3 percent for L and 25.8 percent for S.
The Novus poll showed a lead for the opposition that had shrunk to 2.6 percentage points. In Verian's poll, the gap is calculated at 8.2 percentage points.
Bigger gap
"This shows that the election is by no means decided. If you want me as prime minister, you need to vote for the Social Democrats and the alternative is a government where the Sweden Democrats take control of the government and the state apparatus," S leader Magdalena Andersson told TT earlier on Thursday.
Do you feel like you need to add an extra gear now?
We were probably prepared to add an extra gear this last week, because it's clear, many people have already decided and they have already voted, but there are many who are deciding now at the last minute.
Are you starting to get worried about this trend?
That the bloc difference would decrease is no surprise. Swedish elections tend to be close.
