Every vote has now been counted in Sweden, and the left-wing opposition has won over the governing right-wing bloc.
The four-party left-wing coalition secured 176 seats.
The four-parties in the right-wing coalition secured 173 seats.
Discussion
Every vote has now been counted in Sweden, and the left-wing opposition has won over the governing right-wing bloc.
The four-party left-wing coalition secured 176 seats.
The four-parties in the right-wing coalition secured 173 seats.
@taniel it's not quite that clear-cut. People keep calling it the left-wing coalition or bloc, but one out of the four parties - Centerpartiet - is very right wing on several issues and there's a lot of uncertainty on how they're going to reconcile their politics with Vänsterpartiet ("The Leftist Party") to form a government. A re-election is not impossible.