A recent DN/Ipsos poll indicates the Swedish Liberal Party (Liberalerna) has reached a record low, garnering only 1% of the vote after rounding. Political scientists suggest this dramatic decline is a direct consequence of voter dissatisfaction with the party’s increasing alignment with the Sweden Democrats (SD), a right-wing populist party. The poll results are being interpreted as a punishment from voters who disapprove of the Liberal Party’s cooperation with SD. This represents a significant drop in support for the Liberals, potentially impacting their influence within the current political landscape. Experts believe the party is facing a crisis of identity and voter trust. The findings raise questions about the future viability of the Liberal Party and its role in Swedish politics. Further analysis will be needed to determine if this trend will continue in upcoming elections.