Stânga din Suedia, în pole-position pentru a prelua guvernarea, după un scrutin pe muchie de cuțit. Marele semn de întrebare rămas

The Swedish left, led by Magdalena Andersson, holds a slight lead over the ruling right-wing coalition after recent elections, but final results are pending. The left bloc has 176 seats compared to 173 for the right, with a narrow margin of 0.45 percentage points. The Social Democrats remain the largest party, despite a slight decline in support. The final outcome will depend on additional votes being counted, including those from abroad. While the left aims for increased social spending and a fairer tax system, the right coalition, including the far-right Sweden Democrats, focuses on immigration control. The political landscape remains tense as both sides seek to form a viable government.