The Social Democrats receive 27.9 percent, losing 3.4 percentage points since the last survey. This is the lowest figure for the S that has been measured by Indikator, and it is also well below the slightly more than 30 percent they received in the last parliamentary election. This week, S has also plummeted in several surveys.
The party has been struggling for quite some time, but this loss is significant and they are below 28 percent. This is historically bad for the Social Democrats, says Per Oleskog Tryggvason, head of opinion at Indikator, to SR.
It is mainly the Center Party and the Left Party that are taking voters from S, according to the survey. V increases by 1.7 percentage points and becomes the fourth-largest party in the survey with 9.3 percent.
The Liberals remain at the same level as last month and receive 2.2 percent, well below the parliamentary threshold of 4 percent. Any boost for L, as in other major polls, is not visible at all here.
On the Tidö side, SD is once again the largest party with 19.3 percent compared with the Moderates' 18.4.
The opposition gets just under 5 percentage points more than the Tidö parties.
The survey was conducted between August 18 and September 4 and is based on 2,228 responses. The changes that are statistically significant are those of the Social Democrats and the Left Party.
