Sweden May Wait Long for a New Government as the Opposition Has a Narrow Lead in a Tight Election
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The Swedish opposition led by Magdalena Andersson has won 175 seats, one more than the right, paving the way for difficult negotiations on a new government.
Sweden's centre-left opposition wins election, SVT says
STOCKHOLM, Sept 16 - Sweden's centre-left opposition has defeated the incumbent right-wing governing bloc by the slimmest of margins, public broadcaster SVT said on Wednesday, after 99% of the votes in Sunday's parliamentary election had been counted. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Following the general election in Sweden on September 13, political parties began to consider options for forming a government.
Sweden's center-left opposition coalition maintained a narrow lead over the ruling right-wing coalition.
Sweden’s center-left opposition coalition maintained a narrow lead over the ruling right-wing coalition as the counting of remaining ballots resumed after Sunday’s parliamentary election. At 17:33 Greek time, with ballots still pending in just 1.3% of constituencies, the parties led by the opposition leader […]
As the end of the ballot counting approaches.
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