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Sweden’s center-left bloc narrowly ahead as election remains too close to call
With ninety-four per cent of votes reported, the left-wing bloc leads with 176 mandates compared to 173 for the right-wing coalition.
Sweden's electoral authority projects that Social Democratic leader Magdalena Andersson will likely secure a narrow three-seat majority over the four-party conservative coalition led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
Far-Right Integration and Internal Tensions A central point of contention involves Kristersson's pre-election pledge to bring the Sweden Democrats into government.
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