Victorious Andersson promises new era in Sweden for those 'who have not felt welcome'
The Social Democrats won 28.0% of the vote, and Andersson must bridge divisions with the Centre Party and Left Party to secure a majority.
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Victorious Andersson promises new era in Sweden for those 'who have not felt welcome'
Magdalena Andersson, the leading contender to become Sweden's next prime minister, has promised a new era for those who "have not felt welcome in our country", in a video published on social media on Thursday after the completion of the vote count.
Photo:ES Below is a press release. On the occasion of the electoral victory of the left bloc in the parliamentary elections in Sweden, the President of the SDP and the official of the European Union Ivan Vujović sent a telegram of congratulations to the President of the Swedish Social Democrats Magdalena Anderson, with the following content: I send you sincere congratulations on the election victory and the trust shown by the citizens of Sweden …
"Your votes have already been counted and the Swedish people have chosen a new direction for our country: they have voted in favour of cohesion and against division," Andersson said in a video published on social networks in which he says that the Swedes ask "to move Sweden forward".
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