Recent polling from SRG and others shows both the Neutrality Initiative and Ernährungsinitiative trailing significantly, with rejection rates above 60 percent in final surveys ahead of the September 27 vote. The government and most parties oppose the Neutrality Initiative, citing risks that its permanent armed neutrality clause and limits on non-UN sanctions would reduce policy flexibility amid geopolitical tensions. The Food Initiative faces similar resistance over its 70 percent domestic self-sufficiency target within ten years, which opponents argue is unattainable and disruptive to imports and farming. Traders appear to price these outcomes in line with the consistent polling trends and official recommendations.