In Sweden the Result of the Elections Seemed Obvious, Now It Is No Longer
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We vote on Sunday to renew the parliament that will then elect the Prime Minister, and the distance between the coalitions is minimal
The election in Sweden is shaping up to be a thriller, as Sunday's polls are expected to decide not only who will take over as prime minister, but also whether the far-right will enter government for the first time. The latest polls predict a close race. According to a Dagens Nyheter/Ipsos poll, the difference between the left and right blocs is just 0.3 percentage points, with the opposition predicted to win 175 seats and the government camp 17…
At the end of a campaign in which the themes of purchasing power, school and health eventually imposed themselves in the debate, supplanting those of immigration and insecurity carried by the right and the far right, the block on the left was given the lead before the 13 September election.
An exciting parliamentary election can be expected in Sweden tomorrow, with several indications that a change of government could occur.
A few days before the elections, the two major blocs are neck and neck, and the competition is wide open. The outcome of the vote is also crucial for the future of Europe.
Sweden has long been a country of moderation, also politically. That seems to be over. Before the election on Sunday, emotions are cooking up, poker is threatening. An analysis.
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