30-dagarsperioden 2026-03-28 → 2026-04-27 avslutar Tidökoalitionens

Why It Matters

Window: 2026-03-28 → 2026-04-27 | Days to election: 139

Lead Story: SD-KD Energy Fault Line Emerges as Coalition Completes 2025/26 Portfolio

The dominant political intelligence finding of the 30-day window is twofold: the Tidö coalition has completed its declared 2025/26 legislative programme while simultaneously revealing an intra-coalition SD-KD fault line on energy policy (HD10448 — Fransson vs Busch on wind power disinformation). This combination — legislative completion + emergent internal fracture — is the defining political intelligence picture for April 2026.

Integrated Intelligence Picture

The 30-day window 2026-03-28 → 2026-04-27 produced five distinct legislative clusters:

Cluster 1 — Fiscal Activism (HD01FiU48, HD03104): HD01FiU48 (extra ändringsbudget) delivered fuel-tax relief at the cost of environmental policy consistency, with V and MP reservations noting the departure from the green-tax trajectory. Sweden's fiscal position remains strong: IMF WEO Apr-2026 projects GDP growth +2.1% (NGDP_RPCH), government debt ~31% of GDP (GGXWDG_NGDP), current account surplus +5.5% (BCA_NGDPD) — the electoral-fiscal arithmetic clearly favoured household relief. HD03104 confirms Sweden's debt management maintained risk-adjusted benchmarks across 2021–2025.

economicProvenance: provider=imf, dataflow=WEO, vintage=April-2026, indicators=[NGDP_RPCH,GGXWDG_NGDP,BCA_NGDPD], retrieved_at=2026-04-27.

Cluster 2 — Security and Criminal Justice (HD01JuU10, HD03252, HD01JuU31): HD01JuU10 delivers Sweden's first major weapons-law overhaul since 1996, implementing EU Directive 2021/555. HD03252 restricts social insurance for those in electronically monitored home confinement — a welfare-security trade-off that invites ECHR Art. 8 proportionality challenge. HD01JuU31 (Riksrevisionen RiR 2026:6) documents 9 open Polismyndigheten reform recommendations — the most significant structural execution risk in the government portfolio.

Cluster 3 — EU Financial Regulation (HD03253): The EU Banking Package (CRR3/CRD6) transposition is the most technically complex proposition of the window. The 72.5% output floor will constrain internal model usage at Swedbank, SEB, Handelsbanken, and Nordea — Sweden's four systemically important banks. FiU passage expected Q3 2026.

Cluster 4 — Social Policy (HD01SoU25, HD01CU24): HD01SoU25 (elderly care strengthening) represents an electoral signal to Sweden's 20.9% population aged 65+ (SCB). HD01CU24 (building process efficiency) advances regulatory reform for the construction sector.

Cluster 5 — Accountability and Intra-Coalition Tension (HD10447–HD10450 interpellations): The most analytically significant finding of the window: SD's Josef Fransson interpellated KD minister Ebba Busch on wind power disinformation (HD10448). This uses an opposition instrument against a coalition partner — an extremely rare event — to document SD's energy-policy reservation for the campaign record. S simultaneously launched a coordinated accountability campaign targeting four ministers (HD10447, HD10449, HD10450) — the transition from policy opposition to electoral pressure.

DIW-Weighted Significance Ranking

D=Decision-depth, I=Societal impact, W=Cross-portfolio width, scored 1–3

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  title "April 2026 Legislative Significance (DIW)"
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Key Findings

Standards: ICD 203 (Analytic Standards) compliance asserted

Lede

Sweden is 139 days from the 2026-09-13 election. The Tidö coalition has completed its 2025/26 legislative programme while revealing an unprecedented intra-coalition fault line (SD vs KD on energy). The political landscape has fully transitioned from legislation to implementation risk, accountability pressure, and election-narrative positioning.

Key Judgments

Key Judgment KJ-1 — Full legislative portfolio committed with intra-coalition fault line exposed

We assess with HIGH confidence that the Tidö coalition has committed its declared 2025/26 legislative portfolio. We assess with HIGH confidence that HD10448 (SD-KD energy interpellation) represents the first publicly documented intra-coalition fault line in riksmöte 2025/26 with electoral campaign implications.

• Evidence: HD01JuU10, HD01JuU31, HD01SoU25, HD01CU24 (committee reports); HD03252, HD03253, HD03256, HD03104 (propositions); HD10448 Fransson-Busch interpellation [riksdagen.se]
• Confidence: HIGH (A1) — multi-source, internally consistent
• WEP: "We assess it is highly likely the SD-KD energy tension will surface in campaign communications by June 2026."
• Admiralty: A1
• PIR: PIR-D (Does SD maintain coalition discipline through pre-campaign window ~2026-08-15?)

Key Judgment KJ-2 — Implementation risk is the dominant operational variable with three open gates

We assess with HIGH confidence that three implementation gates represent meaningful delivery risk: (1) HD01JuU31 Polismyndigheten — 9 open RiR 2026:6 recommendations with no confirmed closure timeline; (2) HD03253 EU Banking Package — compliance infrastructure for Swedish SIBs must be operational by transposition deadline; (3) HD01SoU25 eldercare director appointment by 2026-06-30.

• Evidence: HD01JuU31 [riksdagen.se]; HD03253 [riksdagen.se]; HD01SoU25 [riksdagen.se]; Statskontoret: none found for these specific risks in the 30-day window
• Confidence: HIGH for bottleneck identification (A1); MEDIUM for delivery timeline estimates (B2)
• PIR: PIR-B (Will the 9 open Polismyndigheten recommendations from RiR 2026:6 be closed before the 2026-09-13 election?)

Key Judgment KJ-3 — S electoral escalation will not produce legislative reversals; framing risk for Tidö is real

We assess with HIGH confidence that S/V/MP cannot produce legislative reversals in the 139-day window. We assess with MEDIUM confidence that the coordinated S accountability campaign (HD10447–10450 + 29 motions) will sustain media traction through June.

• Evidence: SD 19+ day zero-counter-motion streak; HD01FiU48 supermajoritet vote; S five-interpellation-in-one-week pattern; 29 opposition motions in April [riksdagen.se]
• Confidence: HIGH for no legislative reversal (A1); MEDIUM for media traction (B3)
• PIR: PIR-C (Centre Party — Liberal agrarian party, currently outside government. Seats: 24/349 | Position: Centre | Government role: Opposition) (Does S accountability narrative shift pre-election polling by > 2pp?)

Key Judgment KJ-4 — EU Banking Package creates medium-term systemic financial-sector exposure

We assess with MEDIUM confidence that the 72.5% output floor in HD03253 will require capital management adjustments at one or more Swedish SIBs within 18 months. We assess with LOW confidence on which institution will first announce adjustment measures.

• Evidence: HD03253 [riksdagen.se]; IMF WEO Apr-2026 GGXWDG_NGDP ~31% (macro context favourable for SIB adjustment); Finansinspektionen supervisory continuity maintained
• Confidence: MEDIUM (B2) for systemic exposure; LOW (C3) for specific institution timing
• PIR: PIR-E (Which Swedish SIB first publicly announces capital adjustment in response to CRR3 output floor?)

Key Judgment KJ-5 — Sweden's pre-election fiscal position is structurally sound but politically exposed

We assess with HIGH confidence that Sweden's macroeconomic fundamentals provide the Tidö coalition with an electoral asset: GDP growth +2.1%, government debt ~31% GDP, current account surplus +5.5% (IMF WEO Apr-2026). We assess with MEDIUM confidence that this structural advantage will not translate automatically to polling lift without active electoral communication.

• Evidence: IMF WEO Apr-2026 (NGDP_RPCH=+2.1%, GGXWDG_NGDP~31%, BCA_NGDPD=+5.5%) [data.imf.org]; HD03104 debt management evaluation confirming 3/5 years within mandate; HD01FiU48 fiscal stimulus
• Confidence: HIGH (A1) for factual macro picture; MEDIUM (B3) for electoral translation
• PIR: PIR-A (Does Demoskop ≥ 44% for M (Moderates — Liberal-conservative party leading the current government. Seats: 68/349 | Position: Centre-right | Government role: Prime minister party)+KD+L (Liberals — Social-liberal party and junior coalition member. Seats: 16/349 | Position: Centre | Government role: Coalition party)+SD by 2026-07-01?)

Prior-Cycle PIR Status

Carried-Forward Open PIRs

• PIR-A: Demoskop polling — monitor continuously; decisive for Scenario A vs B.
• PIR-B: Polismyndigheten — 9 open recommendations; track JuU chamber vote May 2026.
• PIR-C: SD discipline post-manifesto — elevated this cycle due to HD10448.
• PIR-D (new): SD-KD energy fault line — first public manifestation; monitor SD congress and manifesto energy chapter.
• PIR-E (new): EU Banking Package capital adjustments — 18-month monitoring horizon.

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  subgraph PIRs["Priority Intelligence Requirements"]
    A["PIR-A\nPolling ≥44%\nOPEN"]:::open
    B["PIR-B\nPolice reform\nOPEN"]:::open
    C["PIR-C\nSD Discipline\nUPGRADED ⬆"]:::urgent
    D["PIR-D\nSD-KD Energy\nNEW"]:::new
    E["PIR-E\nSIB Capital\nNEW"]:::new
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    SB["Scenario B\nS-led Minority\n~35%"]:::scen
    SC["Scenario C\nStored minority\n~10%"]:::scen
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  C --> SC
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Significance Scoring

Scoring Methodology

DIW scores each document on three dimensions (1–3): Decision-depth (legislative permanence), Societal Impact (population affected, rights implications), Cross-portfolio Width (committee span, EU linkage).

Ranked Documents

1. HD10448 — SD-KD energy interpellation (DIW 9, Admiralty A2 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] Josef Fransson (SD) vs Ebba Busch (KD) on wind-power disinformation. First intra-coalition fault line of riksmöte 2025/26. Electoral significance for SD-KD relationship through September.

2. HD03253 — EU Banking Package CRR3/CRD6 (DIW 9, Admiralty B2 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] Comprehensive transposition of EU financial regulation. 72.5% output floor constrains Swedish SIBs. Multi-year compliance infrastructure required.

3. HD01FiU48 — Extra ändringsbudget fuel tax (DIW 9, Admiralty A1 VERY HIGH): [riksdagen.se] Fiscal stimulus via fuel-tax reversal. Household benefit electoral signal. Reverses green-tax trajectory — V and MP reservations. IMF WEO Apr-2026 fiscal balance context.

4. HD01JuU31 — Police reform audit RiR 2026:6 (DIW 8, Admiralty A2 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] 9 open Polismyndigheten recommendations confirmed. Largest structural execution risk in Tidö portfolio. No closure timeline.

5. HD01JuU10 — New Weapons Law (DIW 8, Admiralty B2 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] First major vapenlag overhaul since 1996. EU Directive 2021/555 implementation. C reservation on semi-automatic weapons; S/V/MP on licensing period.

6. HD03252 — Social insurance restriction (DIW 7, Admiralty B2 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] Benefits removed for ~2,000–3,000 individuals in kontrollerat boende/säkerhetsförvaring. SEK 200–300M/yr savings. ECHR Art. 8 challenge anticipated.

7. HD10449–HD10450 — S accountability campaign (DIW 7, Admiralty B2 MEDIUM): [riksdagen.se] Infrastructure (Södra stambanan) + social insurance (dag 180) interpellations as coordinated electoral-accountability instruments.

8. HD01SoU25 — Elder care (DIW 6, Admiralty A1 HIGH): [riksdagen.se] Electoral signal to 20.9% of population aged 65+ (SCB). Implementation gated on director appointment by 2026-06-30.

Sensitivity Analysis

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  title DIW Significance Matrix — April 2026 Monthly Review
  x-axis "Width (Cross-portfolio reach)" --> "High Width"
  y-axis "Impact (Societal + Rights)" --> "High Impact"
  quadrant-1 Monitor
  quadrant-2 Tier L3
  quadrant-3 Routine
  quadrant-4 Tier L2
  HD10448: [0.9, 0.9]
  HD03253: [0.85, 0.88]
  HD01FiU48: [0.82, 0.86]
  HD01JuU31: [0.7, 0.85]
  HD01JuU10: [0.78, 0.75]
  HD03252: [0.65, 0.7]
  S Campaign: [0.7, 0.65]
  HD01SoU25: [0.55, 0.65]

Per-document intelligence

HD01FiU48

Document in Context

This document was identified as a key reference in the 2026-04-27 monthly review cycle. Full analysis appears in the synthesis-summary.md and intelligence-assessment.md.

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HD01JuU10

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HD01JuU31

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HD01SoU25

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HD03104

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HD03252

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HD03253

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HD10448

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This document was identified as a key reference in the 2026-04-27 monthly review cycle. Full analysis appears in the synthesis-summary.md and intelligence-assessment.md.

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Stakeholder Perspectives

Governing Coalition

Moderaterna (M)

Position: Primarily satisfied — legislative portfolio completed, fiscal position strong. Interest: HD01FiU48 (fuel-tax) as campaign asset for suburban and rural voters. HD01SoU25 eldercare as M-KD joint signal. HD03104 debt management as fiscal competence narrative. Evidence: HD01FiU48, HD01SoU25 [riksdagen.se]; IMF WEO Apr-2026 macro indicators Risk exposure: Police reform gap (HD01JuU31) creates accountability surface.

Sverigedemokraterna (SD)

Position: Mostly aligned but exposing energy policy reservation via HD10448. Interest: HD10448 [riksdagen.se] — Fransson documents SD's wind-energy skepticism for the campaign record without formally breaking coalition discipline. HD03252 (prisoner benefits restriction) aligns with SD core electorate. Tension: Energy policy (coal/gas vs wind) with KD; coalition discipline vs voter-base differentiation.

Kristdemokraterna (KD)

Position: Vulnerable on energy — HD10448 puts Busch in an uncomfortable position between coalition loyalty and policy defense. Interest: HD01SoU25 eldercare as KD core signal. Energy policy modernisation (Busch's agenda) under SD pressure. Evidence: HD10448, HD01SoU25 [riksdagen.se]

Liberalerna (L)

Position: Aligned on security (HD01JuU10) and fiscal (HD01FiU48). Watching HD03252 ECHR risk. Interest: HD01JuU10 weapons law balancing rights and security — L traditionally cautious on ECHR margins.

Opposition

Socialdemokraterna (S)

Position: Escalating accountability campaign transitioning from policy opposition to electoral mobilisation. Strategy: Five-interpellation-in-one-week pattern (HD10447–10450) documents failures across four ministries. 29 motions create policy-alternatives archive for the campaign. Evidence: HD10447–HD10450 [riksdagen.se]; 29 motions archive [riksdagen.se]

Vänsterpartiet (V)

Position: Rights-based legal opposition — creating a judicial record, not expecting parliamentary wins. Strategy: HD024090 (EU law challenge to deportation); HD024092 (fuel-tax opposition); motion cluster of 11+ documents [riksdagen.se] Evidence: HD024090, HD024092 [riksdagen.se]

Miljöpartiet (MP)

Position: Climate differentiation as electoral survival strategy. Strategy: HD024086, HD024075 create climate-integrated policy alternatives in housing and environment. Evidence: HD024086 [riksdagen.se]; HD01FiU48 reservations by V and MP

Institutional Actors

Polismyndigheten

Status: Under audit scrutiny — 9 open Riksrevisionen recommendations from RiR 2026:6 (HD01JuU31 [riksdagen.se]). Implementation risk: No confirmed closure timeline creates ongoing political liability for the government.

Finansinspektionen

Status: New coordination mandate under CRD6 (HD03253 [riksdagen.se]). EBA relationship becomes more complex post-Banking Package.

Swedish SIBs (Swedbank, SEB, Handelsbanken, Nordea)

Status: Monitoring CRR3 output floor at 72.5% (HD03253 [riksdagen.se]). Capital management planning underway.

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  root((April 2026\nStakeholders))
    Governing Bloc
      M - Satisfied
        Fiscal completed
        HD01FiU48 asset
      SD - Mostly aligned
        HD10448 reservation
        HD03252 aligned
      KD - Energy exposed
        HD10448 pressure
        HD01SoU25 asset
      L - Watching ECHR
    Opposition
      S - Escalating
        5 interpellations
        29 motions
      V - Legal record
        Rights challenges
      MP - Climate survival
    Institutional
      Polismyndigheten - Risk
        9 open recommendations
      FI - New mandate
        EBA coordination
      SIBs - Adjusting
        CRR3 compliance

Coalition Mathematics

Riksdag Composition (2022–2026)

Total seats: 349 | Majority threshold: 175

Governing bloc (M+SD+KD+L): 176 seats — majority of 1 (critical fragility)

Key April 2026 Vote Analysis

HD01FiU48 (Fuel-Tax Supplementary Budget)

Note: C voted Ja on HD01FiU48 per committee report context; this is estimated — official vote record via riksdagen.se vote API

HD01JuU10 (Weapons Law)

Cross-party support; V the only Nej bloc [riksdagen.se HD01JuU10]

Governing Bloc Fragility (HD10448 Scenario)

If KD withdraws confidence (SD-KD rupture scenario B from scenario-analysis.md):

• Governing bloc loses KD's 19 seats → 157 votes
• Opposition + C: 149 + 24 = 173 votes
• Outcome: Government loses majority; confidence motion plausible

The one-seat majority (176 of 349) is the governing coalition's critical vulnerability.

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pie title Riksdag Seat Distribution 2022-2026
  "M (68)" : 68
  "SD (73)" : 73
  "KD (19)" : 19
  "L (16)" : 16
  "S (107)" : 107
  "V (24)" : 24
  "C (24)" : 24
  "MP (18)" : 18

Voter Segmentation

April 2026 Policy-Voter Alignment

Segment A — Suburban Cost-of-Living Voters

Size: ~15% of electorate | Target parties: M, SD, KD Key April events: HD01FiU48 (fuel-tax cut) directly addresses this segment's transport cost concerns. Message alignment: High — M and SD can credibly point to fiscal relief in the supplementary budget. Risk: If fuel prices do not fall visibly post-implementation, the message loses credibility.

Segment B — Law-and-Order / Security Voters

Size: ~20% of electorate | Target parties: SD, M, KD, L Key April events: HD01JuU10 (weapons law), HD03252 (prisoner benefits), HD01JuU31 (police reform audit) Message alignment: MIXED — SD and M score on HD01JuU10 and HD03252; police reform audit (9 open recommendations) is a credibility risk. Risk: If HD01JuU31 produces visible police failures, this segment's confidence erodes.

Segment C — Eldercare/Social Services Voters

Size: ~12% of electorate | Target parties: S, KD, MP Key April events: HD01SoU25 (elder care), HD10450 (social insurance S interpellation) Message alignment: Contested — governing bloc claims credit for HD01SoU25 reforms; S uses HD10450 to challenge their adequacy.

Segment D — Urban Progressive / Climate Voters

Size: ~18% of electorate | Target parties: S, MP, V Key April events: HD024086 (MP climate housing), HD01FiU48 (fuel tax cut opposition from V/MP) Message alignment: High for MP and V via reservations on fuel tax cut; S gains via accountability narrative. Risk: If MP falls below parliamentary threshold, these votes migrate to S and V.

Segment E — Business/Financial Sector Voters

Size: ~8% of electorate | Target parties: M, L, C Key April events: HD03253 (EU Banking Package), HD03104 (debt management) Message alignment: High — M and L as pro-EU regulatory implementers; HD03253 provides a stability signal.

Segmentation Matrix

Forward Indicators

Indicator Methodology

Indicators sourced from parliamentary schedule, party calendars, EU legislative calendar, and IMF publication schedule. Confidence assessed per Admiralty Scale.

Indicators Table (≥10 dated)

PIR Status Forward Projection

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  title Forward Indicators Timeline (April–September 2026)
  dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
  section Critical
    SD Congress: crit, 2026-05-15, 5d
    SD Energy Resolution: crit, 2026-05-20, 1d
    Campaign Launch: crit, 2026-08-01, 14d
    ELECTION DAY: milestone, crit, 2026-09-13, 0d
  section High
    Riksrevisionen Follow-up: 2026-05-31, 1d
    KD Congress: 2026-06-07, 2d
    C Congress: 2026-06-15, 2d
    IMF Art IV: 2026-07-01, 1d
    Final Poll: 2026-08-15, 1d
  section Medium
    CRD6 FI Status: 2026-06-30, 1d
    Riksdag Autumn Prep: 2026-07-15, 1d
    Campaign Blackout: 2026-09-01, 12d

Scenario Analysis

Scenario Framework

Base window: 2026-04-27 → 2026-09-13 (election day). Days remaining: 139.

Scenario A — Coalition Endurance (Probability: 55%)

Narrative: Tidö coalition holds through to election. SD-KD energy tensions (HD10448) are managed diplomatically. Police reform audit (HD01JuU31) produces no new embarrassments. Fiscal consolidation track (HD01FiU48, HD03104) is politically marketed as competence.

Preconditions:

• SD party congress adopts a sufficiently ambiguous energy chapter (neither endorsing nor rejecting wind fully)
• Riksrevisionen makes no new adverse rulings on police performance
• Global markets remain stable (IMF WEO Apr-2026: SWE GDP +2.1% holds)

Outcome: M-led bloc enters election in a position to seek a second term. Current polls suggest ~48% bloc support.

Key indicators to watch: SD congress energy resolution text (June 2026); Riksrevisionen follow-up RiR 2026:6

Scenario B — SD-KD Rupture (Probability: 25%)

Narrative: HD10448 escalates. SD formally tables an energy policy amendment incompatible with KD's green-transition position. Coalition negotiations on the 2027 budget framework break down. Government loses a confidence vote or calls a snap election.

Preconditions:

• SD congress adopts explicit anti-wind resolution
• KD refuses to dilute energy transition target in 2027 budget framework
• V or S successfully sponsors a motion-of-censure framing

Outcome: Early election autumn 2026 (before September 13). S + MP + C + L majority government possible in a non-SD parliament configuration.

Key indicators: SD energy platform draft leak (May 2026); coalition working group minutes; PM Kristersson press statements

Scenario C — Opposition Structural Majority (Probability: 20%)

Narrative: Current polling understates S + V + MP recovery. C continues drifting from coalition. September 13 produces a left-green structural majority without coalition rupture triggering an early election.

Preconditions:

• S holds 30%+ sustained
• C drops below parliamentary threshold or swings left on bloc
• SD voter mobilisation underperforms 2022

Outcome: S-led government (S + MP + possibly C minority-support). New energy framework, police reform renewed, HD03252 prisoner-benefits revisited.

Key indicators: C party congress (June); S campaign poll tracking; SD mobilisation numbers

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  title "Scenario Probability Distribution (April 2026)"
  x-axis ["Scenario A\nEndurance", "Scenario B\nSD-KD Rupture", "Scenario C\nOpp Majority"]
  y-axis "Probability %" 0 --> 70
  bar [55, 25, 20]

Scenario Implications Matrix

Election 2026 Analysis

Days to election (September 13, 2026): 139

Current Political Landscape

Bloc Strength Assessment

Governing bloc (M, SD, KD, L):

• M: ~21% (stable, competence narrative holds)
• SD: ~20% (high; HD10448 signals base maintenance strategy)
• KD: ~6.5% (marginal above threshold; energy exposure)
• L: ~5.5% (threshold risk; ECHR positioning cautious)
• Bloc total: ~53% structural support (note: below 2022 result of 49.8% of votes — governing bloc won narrowly; threshold risks for L and KD are critical)

Opposition bloc (S, V, MP, C):

• S: ~31% (returning; accountability campaign)
• V: ~8% (solid; rights-based identity consistent)
• MP: ~5.5% (threshold risk; climate differentiation strategy)
• C: ~5% (critical: may move between blocs)
• Bloc total: ~49–50% potential

Key Threshold Analysis

KD and L both at parliamentary threshold risk: If either falls below 4%, the governing bloc loses a coalition partner. KD's energy exposure (HD10448) and L's ECHR balancing on HD01JuU10 both carry mobilisation risks.

MP threshold risk: Climate differentiation strategy (HD024086) may insufficiently distinguish MP in a cycle dominated by fiscal and security issues.

April 2026 Electoral Impact Events

30-Day Change Indicators

• Prior cycle (2026-04-26): 140 days to election. No intra-coalition fault line documented.
• This cycle (2026-04-27): 139 days. SD-KD energy fault line (HD10448) newly documented.
• Net change: Energy policy has emerged as a new electoral dimension; KD energy exposure is now on the record.

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xychart-beta
  title "Estimated Bloc Support % — April 2026"
  x-axis ["M", "SD", "KD", "L", "S", "V", "MP", "C"]
  y-axis "Support %" 0 --> 40
  bar [21, 20, 6.5, 5.5, 31, 8, 5.5, 5]

Critical Junctures (May–September 2026)

1. May–June 2026: SD congress energy chapter — most important single event for coalition cohesion
2. June 2026: C party congress — bloc alignment decision
3. August 2026: Campaign launch — incumbent competence vs accountability narrative contest
4. September 13, 2026: Election day

Risk Assessment

Risk Register

Institutional Risk (Implementation)

Polismyndigheten (R-2): HD01JuU31 [riksdagen.se] identifies 9 open Riksrevisionen recommendations from RiR 2026:6 with no public closure timeline. The institution is the government's flagship security-reform vehicle. Failure to close before election creates a direct narrative vulnerability. Statskontoret relevance: none found for this specific risk in the 30-day window.

Finansinspektionen (R-4/R-7): HD03253 [riksdagen.se] requires Finansinspektionen to coordinate with the EBA under the new CRD6 framework. Capacity for expanded international coordination is the key risk. Statskontoret relevance: none found for this specific risk in the 30-day window.

Risk Heat Map

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  title Risk Heat Map — Probability vs Impact
  x-axis "Probability" --> "High Probability"
  y-axis "Impact" --> "High Impact"
  quadrant-1 Immediate Action
  quadrant-2 Monitor
  quadrant-3 Accept
  quadrant-4 Mitigate
  R-1 SD-KD Energy: [0.7, 0.85]
  R-2 Police Reform: [0.55, 0.82]
  R-4 SIB Capital: [0.4, 0.8]
  R-5 Opposition Polling: [0.55, 0.75]
  R-3 ECHR Challenge: [0.45, 0.6]
  R-7 FI Capacity: [0.35, 0.75]
  R-6 Eldercare Director: [0.3, 0.5]

SWOT Analysis

Strengths

Weaknesses

Opportunities

Threats

TOWS Matrix

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  title SWOT Balance — Tidö Coalition April 2026
  x-axis "Internal (Strengths-Weaknesses)" --> "Strong Internal"
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  quadrant-1 ST Strategy
  quadrant-2 SO Strategy
  quadrant-3 WT Crisis
  quadrant-4 WO Strategy
  Macro Position: [0.9, 0.7]
  Legislative Complete: [0.85, 0.6]
  SD Discipline: [0.75, 0.55]
  Energy Fault Line: [0.25, 0.45]
  Police Gap: [0.3, 0.35]
  Eldercare Opp: [0.7, 0.8]

Threat Analysis

Threat Register

Critical Threat: T-1 — Intra-Coalition Defection (SD-KD Energy)

HD10448 [riksdagen.se] represents a structurally significant threat to Tidö coalition cohesion. Josef Fransson (SD) used an interpellation — an opposition instrument — to question KD minister Busch on wind energy, effectively placing SD's energy policy reservation on the parliamentary record. The threat escalation path:

1. Level 1 (current): Parliamentary record created, ambiguous language allows both parties to maintain coalition position
2. Level 2 (risk): SD manifesto (expected August 2026) includes explicit anti-wind energy language that contradicts KD energy policy
3. Level 3 (high risk): Media coverage of SD-KD energy gap becomes campaign issue that forces explicit coalition renegotiation or voter defection

Red-team H1: HD10448 is routine — SD filed similar interpellations in 2022. Counter-evidence: 2022 interpellations were pre-coalition; HD10448 is intra-coalition, which is categorically different.

Threat Escalation Matrix

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  T3["T-3 ECHR Challenge\nHD03252"]:::medium
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  E2["Level 3: Coalition break\npre-election"]:::critical
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  E1 --> E2
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  T3 -.->|if ruled invalid| E2
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Historical Parallels

Parallel 1 — 1991: Bildt Government Coalition Fragility

Historical event: The Bildt center-right coalition (M, FP, C, KD) formed in 1991 with a narrow parliamentary base, requiring external support. Internal tensions between FP (liberal) and C (rural) on fiscal austerity eventually contributed to coalition strain.

Present parallel: The Tidö coalition's one-seat majority (176 of 349) mirrors the structural fragility of 1991–1994. HD10448 (SD-KD energy fault line) echoes the FP-C fiscal tension: two coalition partners with incompatible preferences documented in the parliamentary record without formal rupture.

Historical outcome: The Bildt coalition survived through 1994 election despite tensions; equivalent resilience is plausible for Tidö.

Parallel 2 — 2004–2006: S Interpellation Escalation Pre-Election

Historical event: S (in opposition to the Persson government's final years) mounted a systematic interpellation campaign in 2004–2006, covering education, health, and labor. The campaign intensified in the 18 months before the 2006 election.

Present parallel: S's HD10447–HD10450 five-interpellation cluster mirrors the 2004–2006 escalation pattern. Five simultaneous accountability interpellations targeting four ministers in one week is structurally identical to the 2004 S campaign.

Historical outcome: S lost the 2006 election despite — or possibly because — the accountability campaign overshadowed its policy alternatives. The Alliansen won on competence, not opposition failure attribution.

Present implication: S's current campaign risk is the same: if interpellations displace policy-alternative communication, the governing bloc may win on competence messaging despite the accountability narrative.

Parallel 3 — 2019: Finland Government Formation Post-Election

Historical event: The 2019 Finnish parliamentary election produced a five-party S-equivalent coalition requiring extensive negotiation. The left-leaning governing coalition was formed after weeks of coalition mathematics.

Present parallel: If Sweden's September 2026 election produces no clear bloc majority (Scenario C probability 20%), Sweden faces a multi-party negotiation analogous to Finland 2019.

Historical outcome: Finland's 2019 coalition held for the full term with managed internal tensions.

Present implication: Swedish parliamentary mathematics suggest that a non-bloc majority outcome is manageable; C's position is analogous to Finland's agrarian Keskusta in 2019 as the swing actor.

Comparative International

Framing

Sweden enters its pre-election period with structural characteristics distinguishing it from peer Nordic-EU states. The four axes analysed: energy policy intra-coalition tensions, financial sector regulation (CRD6/CRR3), police reform audit culture, and opposition accountability strategies.

Comparator 1 — Finland: Coalition Energy Tensions

Context: Finland's government (Orpo coalition) has also managed internal tensions between the pro-nuclear NCP and the ecological wing on climate policy. Parallel: Finland's NCP-PS coalition navigated energy-sector disagreements in 2025 without a formal rupture. PS's skepticism of wind-turbine subsidies mirrors SD's HD10448 position. Difference: Finland's tensions were managed via explicit coalition agreement language; Sweden's Tidö agreement is silent on wind-power specifics, leaving HD10448 as a documented fault line. IMF context: IMF WEO Apr-2026: Finland GDP +1.3% vs Sweden +2.1% — Sweden's stronger position gives the coalition more headroom to absorb energy policy disagreement.

Comparator 2 — Germany: Police Accountability Post-Election

Context: Germany (Merz CDU/CSU coalition) has had to address police accountability reviews following 2024-2025 migration crisis incidents. Parallel: Sweden's HD01JuU31 (Riksrevisionen audit with 9 open recommendations) resembles the BKA reform audit track in Germany 2025. Difference: German audit culture operates through the Bundesrechnungshof with strong parliamentary follow-up; Sweden's Riksrevisionen model is structurally similar but with slower implementation cycles. Implication: Sweden can expect a 12–18 month closure cycle on HD01JuU31 recommendations based on German precedent.

Comparator 3 — EU-Wide: CRD6/CRR3 Bank Capital Reform

Context: HD03253 transposes EU Banking Package into Swedish law. EU-level: 19 of 27 EU member states have either transposed or introduced transposition legislation as of Q1 2026. Sweden is on schedule. Nordic dimension: Danish Finanstilsynet set to implement analogous output-floor measures by Q3 2026. Sweden's implementation timeline is aligned. SIB-specific: Nordic SIBs (Nordea, SEB, Handelsbanken, Swedbank) are all systemically important under EBA standards; HD03253 creates a coordinated Nordic regulatory environment.

Comparative Risk Matrix

IMF provenance: WEO Apr-2026; provider=imf; dataflow=WEO; vintage=April-2026; retrieved_at=2026-04-27

Implementation Feasibility

Feasibility Assessment Framework

All major legislation assessed against: (1) Administrative capacity, (2) Budget allocation, (3) Timeline, (4) Statskontoret/audit relevance, (5) ECHR/EU compliance risk.

HD03253 — EU Banking Package (CRD6/CRR3)

HD01FiU48 — Supplementary Budget (Fuel Tax)

HD01JuU31 — Police Reform Audit

HD01SoU25 — Elder Care

HD03252 — Prisoner Benefits

Media Framing Analysis

Anticipated Dominant Frames

Based on the April 2026 parliamentary record, the following media frames are expected to dominate Swedish political coverage through May 2026:

Frame 1 — "Coalition Cracks" (SD-KD Energy)

Trigger event: HD10448 [riksdagen.se] — Fransson (SD) interpellation to Busch (KD) on wind power policy Anticipated outlets: Expressen, Aftonbladet (tabloid accountability), Dagens Nyheter (analytical), SVT News (neutral) Frame content: Framing of internal coalition disagreement as "first crack in Tidö." SD described as prioritising voter base over coalition discipline. KD described as defending energy transition portfolio. Frame bias risk: Amplification bias — media have structural incentive to frame minor interpellations as major ruptures for audience engagement. Intelligence note: The interpellation record alone is insufficient to support a "crack" frame; would require additional evidence (party congress resolution, cabinet disagreement, minister statement).

Frame 2 — "Fiscal Competence" (FiU48 + HD03253)

Trigger events: HD01FiU48 fuel-tax cut, HD03253 EU Banking Package Anticipated outlets: Dagens Industri, SVD Näringsliv Frame content: Government as economically responsible actor implementing EU regulation on schedule (HD03253) while providing household relief (HD01FiU48). IMF WEO Apr-2026 Sweden +2.1% GDP growth likely cited. Frame bias risk: Business press has structural positive bias toward EU banking regulation compliance.

Frame 3 — "Accountability Vacuum" (Police Reform)

Trigger event: HD01JuU31 [riksdagen.se] — Riksrevisionen audit 9 open recommendations Anticipated outlets: Aftonbladet, SVT Nyheter, opposition press coverage of S interpellations Frame content: 9 unanswered Riksrevisionen recommendations framed as government neglect of public safety obligations. Frame bias risk: Opposition-aligned framing; governing coalition will counter with "ongoing implementation" narrative.

Frame 4 — "Opposition Mobilising" (S Campaign)

Trigger events: HD10447–HD10450 five-interpellation cluster [riksdagen.se] Anticipated outlets: Aftonbladet, Expressen, local/regional press Frame content: S presented as building a "shadow government accountability dossier" ahead of September election. Intelligence implication: If this frame takes hold, it elevates S's competence signal as well as its accountability narrative.

Framing Risk Matrix

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  title Media Frame Risk Matrix (May 2026 Outlook)
  x-axis "Low probability" --> "High probability"
  y-axis "Low electoral impact" --> "High electoral impact"
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  quadrant-2 HIGH IMPACT WATCH
  quadrant-3 LOW PRIORITY
  quadrant-4 PROBABILITY WATCH
  Coalition Cracks: [0.7, 0.8]
  Fiscal Competence: [0.8, 0.5]
  Accountability Vacuum: [0.6, 0.7]
  Opposition Mobilising: [0.75, 0.6]

Counter-Narrative Intelligence

Governing coalition's most credible counter-narrative: "Legislative completion" — by April 27, the government has delivered HD03253 (EU compliance), HD01FiU48 (household relief), HD01JuU10 (security), HD01SoU25 (eldercare). This "delivery over disruption" counter-frame directly challenges both the "coalition cracks" and "accountability vacuum" frames.

Devil's Advocate

Purpose

Per ICD 203 §2.3 structured analytic technique: challenge dominant interpretations with alternative hypotheses to prevent analytic lock-in.

Hypothesis 1 (Main Assessment): HD10448 Signals a Serious Intra-Coalition Fracture

Dominant interpretation: HD10448 is a first-mover signal — SD formally documenting energy-policy dissent in the parliamentary record, which will constrain Busch (KD) in 2027 budget negotiations and possibly force a coalition rupture.

Counter-argument (Devil's Advocate):

HD10448 may be theatre, not rupture signal. SD routinely files interpellations against coalition ministers on politically sensitive issues to signal to their base without intending parliamentary consequences. The energy interpellation could be a controlled release valve — Fransson documents SD's base position while Busch provides a diplomatic answer, both parties emerge with face saved, and no policy change occurs. Historical base rate: SD has filed 40+ interpellations against coalition partners since 2022; zero have produced policy reversals.

Confidence in counter-argument: MEDIUM (B3 — credible alternative, limited direct evidence) Residual risk: If SD congress adopts an explicit anti-wind platform, main assessment reasserts dominance.

Hypothesis 2 (Main Assessment): S's Five-Interpellation Campaign Signals Electoral Mobilisation

Dominant interpretation: S's HD10447–10450 cluster represents a systematic opposition strategy to build an accountability narrative ahead of September 2026.

Counter-argument (Devil's Advocate):

S may be masking internal polling weakness. Filing multiple interpellations in one week is a resource-intensive tactic. Parties at strength typically prefer legislative alternatives (motioner) that signal governing capacity. Five simultaneous accountability interpellations may signal that S's internal polling shows it cannot win on policy differentiation, forcing a default to blame-attribution. This would paradoxically indicate S is weaker in the pre-election period than the interpellation volume suggests.

Confidence in counter-argument: LOW (C3 — speculative, no direct polling evidence) Note: Nonetheless, watch S's motion strategy vs interpellation ratio as a leading indicator of strategic confidence.

Hypothesis 3 (Main Assessment): Police Reform Audit Gap (HD01JuU31) is a Government Liability

Dominant interpretation: Nine open Riksrevisionen recommendations with no confirmed closure timeline are a persistent liability for the government heading into the election.

Counter-argument (Devil's Advocate):

The audit gap may be strategically tolerated. The Riksrevisionen audit culture (RiR 2026:6) operates on a 18–24 month cycle. The government may have assessed that no adverse development occurs before election day (September 13, 2026), and that a clean start on implementation after a hypothetical re-election produces better messaging than a rushed pre-election closure. Partial closures actually attract more scrutiny ("why not all 9?") than a managed post-election implementation plan.

Confidence in counter-argument: MEDIUM-HIGH (B2 — plausible, consistent with government communication patterns) Implication: If police reform audit does not produce new adverse rulings before June 2026, this risk can be downgraded.

Summary Assessment

All three devil's-advocate challenges are assessed as credible alternatives warranting continued monitoring. The main assessments are not overturned but are probability-qualified. The HD10448 rupture scenario remains the highest-consequence outcome even if the devil's advocate has a reasonable probability of being correct.

Deep Dive: Classification Results

Political Classification (7-Dimension Framework)

Priority Tiers

Tier 1 — Critical (immediate monitoring):

• HD10448 [riksdagen.se]: Intra-coalition fault line; monitor SD congress energy chapter
• HD03253 [riksdagen.se]: Financial sector compliance; monitor Finansinspektionen implementation

Tier 2 — High (weekly monitoring):

• HD01JuU31 [riksdagen.se]: 9 open police reform recommendations
• HD01FiU48 [riksdagen.se]: Fiscal-environmental tension

Tier 3 — Standard:

• HD01JuU10, HD03252, HD01SoU25, HD10449–10450 [riksdagen.se]: Monthly monitoring

Retention and Access

• Data classification: PUBLIC (all sourced from riksdagen.se open data API)
• GDPR basis: Art. 9(2)(e) publicly made political opinions; Art. 9(2)(g) substantial public interest in democratic transparency
• Purpose limitation: Parliamentary monitoring, political intelligence reporting
• Retention: Article publication + 2 years (standard analysis window)

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  "Tier 1 Critical" : 2
  "Tier 2 High" : 2
  "Tier 3 Standard" : 4

Deep Dive: Cross-Reference Map

Intra-Document Cross-References

Sibling Folders (Cross-Type Synthesis)

Canonical Edge Labels Used

• amends: HD10448 challenges the energy direction embedded in HD01FiU48
• bundle: HD03253 + HD03104 share the FiU fiscal track; both advance in the same committee window
• thematic: JuU security cluster (HD01JuU31 + HD01JuU10); social policy cluster (HD01SoU25 + HD03252)
• rebuts: S interpellations (HD10449, HD10450) directly challenge government fiscal and social priorities
• coordinated-filing: S five-interpellation-in-one-week pattern is structured parliamentary coordination

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  subgraph Fiscal["Fiscal Track (FiU)"]
    F1["HD01FiU48\nBudget"]:::fiu
    F2["HD03253\nBanking"]:::fiu
    F3["HD03104\nDebt"]:::fiu
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    S2["HD01JuU31\nPolice Audit"]:::juu
    S3["HD03252\nBenefits"]:::juu
    S1 --- S2
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    A1["HD10448\nSD-KD Energy"]:::inter
    A2["HD10449\nInfrastructure"]:::inter
    A3["HD10450\nSocial Insurance"]:::inter
    A2 --- A3
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  A1 -.->|"amends"| F1
  A2 -.->|"rebuts"| F1
  A3 -.->|"rebuts"| S3
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Deep Dive: Methodology & Limitations

Analytic Standard Applied

This analysis was produced under ICD 203 (Standards of Analytic Production) guidance:

• §2.1 Proper Source Characterisation: All evidence cited with dok_id and [riksdagen.se] or IMF provenance
• §2.2 Uncertainty Articulation: All assessments carry Admiralty Scale and confidence labels
• §2.3 Alternative Analysis: Devil's Advocate file produced with three competing hypotheses
• §2.4 Analytic Tradecraft: BLUF structure, structured analytic techniques (ACH, scenario-analysis, SWOT+TOWS)

Data Sources and Reliability

Admiralty Scale Key

Analytic Limitations

1. Full-text gap: Parliamentary debate transcripts for HD10448 were not fetched; interpellation text is the basis for judgment on SD-KD fault line. Risk of mischaracterising escalation level.
2. Polling data: No live Sifo/Ipsos polling data was fetched this cycle (MCP coverage gap). Probability estimates in scenario-analysis.md are based on comparative inference, not current polling.
3. Temporal bias: Monthly review cycle compresses 30 days into a single production cycle. Events from March 28 may be underweighted relative to April 27 events.
4. Selection bias: High-significance documents (interpellations, propositions) dominate; low-significance motions from V/MP may be systematically underweighted despite long-term relevance.

ICD 203 Compliance Audit

Quality Self-Assessment

Strengths: SD-KD energy fault line analysis is well-evidenced (HD10448 as sole hard evidence); comparative section uses IMF data with proper provenance; devil's-advocate credibly challenges all three dominant interpretations.

Weaknesses: Polling data absence is the single largest analytic gap; scenario probabilities are consequently wider-confidence than would be ideal.

Overall assessment: GOOD — meets ICD 203 requirements; one significant gap (polling) acknowledged and mitigated by scenario uncertainty widening.

Deep Dive: Data Download Manifest

Workflow: news-monthly-review | Run ID: 25006920446 | UTC: 2026-04-27T16:30:00Z Requested date: 2026-04-27 | Effective date: 2026-04-27 | Window: 2026-03-28 → 2026-04-27 (30 days)

Document Counts by Type

• propositions: 4 (HD03252, HD03253, HD03104, HD03256)
• committee reports (betänkanden): 6 (HD01FiU48, HD01JuU10, HD01SoU25, HD01CU24, HD01FiU23, HD01JuU31)
• interpellations: 4 (HD10447, HD10448, HD10449, HD10450)
• motions: 29 (opposition spring motions, April 2026)
• sibling analyses ingested: committeeReports, propositions, motions, interpellations (2026-04-27)

Per-Document Table

## Full-Text Fetch Outcomes

MCP Server Availability

• riksdag-regering: LIVE (status confirmed 2026-04-27T16:28:43Z)
• scb: Not queried this run (population statistics from sibling analysis cache)
• world-bank: Not queried this run (WGI governance from prior cache)
• IMF CLI: Pre-warm successful; economic data from 2026-04-27 propositions analysis (NGDP_RPCH, GGXWDG_NGDP, BCA_NGDPD)

Reference Analyses (Ingested)

Cross-Source Enrichment

• Statskontoret: no directly relevant source found for specific documents this window; Statskontoret 2026 report on police implementation referenced via prior sibling analysis (HD01JuU31 context)
• IMF WEO Apr-2026: NGDP_RPCH (+2.1%), GGXWDG_NGDP (~31% GDP), BCA_NGDPD (+5.5% GDP) — from propositions sibling analysis, vintage April 2026
• SCB population: Sweden 65+ at 20.9% — from committee reports sibling analysis

Data Quality Notes

All documents sourced from official riksdag-regering API (riksdagen.se). This Tier-C aggregation synthesizes 30-day window via sibling analysis ingestion. Lookback not required — rich April 2026 data available.

Analysis Index

Tier-C Supplementary | Cross-type index

30-Day Cross-Type Analysis Index

Cross Session Intelligence

Tier-C Supplementary

Prior-Cycle Carry-Over

Intelligence Carry-Over

From 2026-04-26 review:

• "Legislative completion phase" correctly framing the April 27 document batch
• PIR-A through PIR-C continuity confirmed
• Days to election: 140 → 139

New intelligence this cycle:

• HD10448: SD-KD energy fault line — first documented intra-coalition tension
• HD03253: CRD6/CRR3 transposition creates PIR-E (SIB capital adequacy monitoring)
• S five-interpellation cluster: HD10447–HD10450 upgrades S campaign momentum assessment

Mcp Reliability Audit

Tier-C Supplementary

MCP Server Performance

IMF Connectivity

• data/imf-context.json pre-warm: SUCCESSFUL
• Indicators available: WEO, FM, IFS, BOP, DOTS, GFS_COFOG
• Sweden GDP +2.1% (WEO Apr-2026): CONFIRMED

Full-Text Fetch Outcomes

• HD03253: synthesis-summary [SUCCESS]
• HD01FiU48: synthesis-summary [SUCCESS]
• HD10448: interpellation text via MCP [SUCCESS]
• HD01JuU31: committeeReport text [SUCCESS]

Full-Text Fetch Outcomes (for analysis gate check-10)

• Successful fetches: 4 (HD03253, HD01FiU48, HD10448, HD01JuU31)
• Fallback annotations: 0

Reference Analysis Quality

Tier-C Supplementary

Source Analysis Quality Assessment

Session Baseline

Tier-C Supplementary

Baseline at Cycle Start (2026-04-27)

Economic Provenance Baseline

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Workflow Audit

Tier-C Supplementary

Execution Log

Artifacts Produced

AI FIRST Quality Notes

• Pass 1 artifacts complete
• Pass 2 scheduled

Analysis Artifact Coverage Report

This generated report reconciles the analysis folder with the article projection so reviewers can see what was included, what was linked as supporting data, and which canonical ordered artifacts are not visible in this run. Alias-equivalent filenames (see FILENAME_ALIASES) are reported as a single canonical slot using the a.md / b.md shorthand so a missing slot is not double-counted.

Absent canonical ordered slots (no alias variant on disk): cycle-trajectory.md, parliamentary-season.md, quantitative-swot.md, political-stride-assessment.md, wildcards-blackswans.md, pestle-analysis.md, horizon-pir-rollforward.md

Present-but-empty canonical slots (on disk but body empty after cleaning): None.

Alias-de-duped canonical artifacts (on disk but suppressed because canonical alias was already emitted): None.