The Social Democratic Party is positioned as the winner of the elections, but the government is not assured. The votes from abroad and the expected votes have yet to be counted.
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Behind the close result in the Swedish elections, the electoral authority has announced that the final result will be known on Wednesday, after the votes from abroad and the expected votes have been counted, for what it has left in tensions in political parties by the narrow margin of provisional figures.
So, no political party has declared itself the definitive winner of the elections, which gave Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democratic Party (PSS) victory with 30.5% of the vote. But for now, the four right-wing parties headed by the far-right Swedish Democrats would add more support.
The second party with the most votes is the far-right Swedish Democrats (DS) with 20.7% of the vote, while the Moderate Party (PM) is said to retain 19 percent of the support. The Social Democrats would improve their results by two points compared to the last election in 2018, while the Swedish Democrats grew three points and the moderates fell almost one.
In fourth place is the Center Party (PC, 6.7%), followed by the Left Party (PI, 6.6%), the Christian Democratic Party of Sweden (PCDS, 5.4%), the Green Party ( PV, 5 percent), and the Liberal Party of Sweden (PLS, 4.6 percent).
The situation is one technical draw between the two camps, raising the question of whether the PSS can rule with a coalition agreement or with specific support in parliament from the Green Party, the Center Party and the Left Party.
Between the four parties, they would add 48.8% of the vote, while the other four parties, if they understood each other, would collect 49.7% of the vote.
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Source: EITB
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