Recent polling from firms including Demoskop, Novus, and Statistics Sweden has placed Vänsterpartiet support between 6.5% and 8.7% ahead of the September 13 parliamentary election, keeping the 5-7% and 7-9% outcomes closely matched in trader pricing. As part of the centre-left red-green bloc that leads overall surveys, V’s share depends on turnout among left-leaning voters, competition for progressive seats with the Social Democrats and Greens, and voter reaction to issues such as welfare policy and security. Minor weekly fluctuations in these surveys, combined with coalition uncertainty in a fragmented Riksdag, sustain the tight range. Late-campaign events such as televised debates or shifts in economic sentiment could widen the gap by altering bloc mobilization or drawing undecided voters.