Sweden’s election: A tight race as the far right nears government
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The latest poll in Sweden shows a 0.3-point gap between the left and right blocs, while the country's reputation as a global champion of human rights is reportedly at stake. The post The highly lopsided elections in Sweden may lead the far right to government appeared first on in.gr.
Sweden faces prospect of far right at heart of government
Sweden was once seen as one of the most liberal nations in Europe, now voters head to the polls for a tight contest that could see the far right move from untouchable pariahs to coalition partners, writes James C. Reynolds
Sweden’s election could bring far right a place at the heart of government
Swedes will vote on Sunday in a tight election that has effectively become a referendum on whether the far-right Sweden Democrats should join the government and cement their journey from pariahs to trusted partners in a country once seen as one of Europe’s most liberal.
Before Sweden's legislative elections of Sunday, September 13, 2026, the latest polls give the left and right to the elbow. The election that is expected to be tight could result in an entry of far-right ministers into the government, in the event of the victory of the right and the renewal of the outgoing Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson. The Democrats of Sweden, long held at a distance by the other parties, hope to move from the role of support…
Swedish voters, it seems, did not punish the ruling minority coalition, which could only get a slightly smaller number of votes. But that might not be enough to stay in power
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