Sweden Goes to the Polls - The Copenhagen Post
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There has long been a lead in the polls for the red-green bloc ahead of the Swedish election. But it has shrunk.
After a campaign dominated by issues of health and purchasing power in an increasingly tense security context, the Swedes are called to vote this Sunday in a very close general election.
Healthcare is the single most important issue for voters in Sweden's Sunday election. Proposals have been put on the table, from personal doctors to transferring healthcare to the state.
Sweden goes to the polls - The Copenhagen Post
Sweden will elect a new parliament on Sunday after a long election campaign, with voters also choosing representatives for municipal and regional councils. The election to the Riksdag, Sweden’s parliament, will take place on September 13, 2026. Sweden has fixed four-year election periods, meaning the date of the vote has been known for several years. […]
No one has seriously wanted to talk about the possibilities of a blue-yellow center government. Until now. A combination of the wing parties' red lines and countless scandals has opened the debate just days before Sweden goes to the polls.
AGI - On Sunday 13 September more than eight million people in Sweden will be called to the polls to renew the 349 members of the Riksdag, the National Parliament, in a vote that promises to be extremely disputed. The latest polls, in fact, indicate a slight but constant decline of the coalition of center-left and in particular of the Social Democratic Party, constantly at the head in all the surveys of recent months. According to a survey condu…
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- 34% of the sources lean Left, 33% of the sources are Center, 33% of the sources lean Right
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