Opposition centre-left bloc wins Swedish parliamentary elections
In the parliamentary elections in Sweden, the opposition center-left bloc (Social Democratic Workers Party of Sweden, Left Party, Environmental Party and Center Party) won. This is reported by SVT after processing 99.9% of votes.
In the parliamentary elections in Sweden, the opposition center-left bloc (Social Democratic Workers Party of Sweden, Left Party, Environmental Party and Center Party) won. This is reported by SVT after processing 99.9% of votes.
The opposition bloc of former Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson wins 175 seats in the 349-seat parliament. The parties of the ruling right-wing liberal alliance of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (Moderate Coalition Party, Liberals, Christian Democrats and Sweden Democrats) have 174.
The election was held on September 13. The total turnout was 80.4%. Ulf Kristersson has been Prime Minister of Sweden since October 2022.
More in the material “Kommersant” “Sweden at the crossroads”.
