Sweden election too close to call; Social Democrats lead by three seats
Sweden's general election is too close to call, with Magdalena Andersson's Social Democrats holding a narrow three-seat lead. The far-right Sweden Democrats appear to be losing ground, potentially altering the balance of power. The outcome will determine the composition of the next government and could shift Sweden's policy direction on immigration and EU affairs.
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Sweden Election: Center-Left Projected to Win, Government Formation Uncertain
Exit polls and initial vote counts project a victory for Sweden's center-left bloc, led by the Social Democrats, over the incumbent conservative coalition. While the Social Democrats are the largest party, securing a governing majority remains uncertain due to a narrow margin and ongoing vote counting. The far-right Sweden Democrats' potential role in government, if the right-wing bloc were to win, is now less likely based on current projections.