It is the first time since 2022 that the Liberals have reached over 4 percent in the voter survey, reports Göteborgs-Posten and TV4 Nyheterna.
In the survey, the Liberals receive 4.3 percent, an increase of 1 percentage point compared with Novus' previous survey for TV4 Nyheterna and GP.
In response to the new figures, Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson writes on Aftonbladet's debate page:
"Their chances of getting at least four percent of the vote are currently about 45-50 percent."
The SD leader does not want his own voters to vote for L.
"There are certainly enough Reinfeldt moderates who can vote for L," he writes.
The measurement period for Novus extends from September 1 to 5, and the Liberals' change is statistically significant. A total of 2,888 people were interviewed.
In the Novus survey, the Tidö parties - the Moderates, the Liberals, the Christian Democrats and the Sweden Democrats - together receive 47.9 percent.
The Social Democrats, the Left Party, the Green Party and the Centre Party together receive 50.3 percent.
