Alegerile în Suedia: partidele de centru-stânga conduc la limită după numărarea majorității voturilor

Sweden's left-wing parties held a narrow lead in the election, with results indicating a potential new government. As votes were counted, the race remained tight, with only one seat separating the left and right blocs. The Social Democrats, led by Magdalena Andersson, had 175 seats, while the right bloc, led by Ulf Kristersson, had 174. Preliminary results may take days to finalize, with a small margin of 20,000 votes between the two sides. Despite being the largest party, the Social Democrats faced their worst results in decades. Andersson emphasized the importance of counting every vote, while the far-right Sweden Democrats slipped to third place. The political landscape remains uncertain, with potential delays in announcing the final outcome.