The First Estimates in the Elections in Sweden. The Country Is Heading Towards a Change of Power - HotNews.ro
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The general elections of Sunday in Sweden, whose scrutiny has not yet ended, give in a preliminary way the absolute majority to the bloc of center-left parties of former Prime Minister Social Democratic Magdalena Andersson, in front of the alliance of right-wing formations that sustains the current ruler, the conservative Ulf Kristersson.Continue reading...
The Social Democrats' worst election ever - unclear whether it is enough for a change of power.
Some eight million voters, in a country of 10.6 million people, came this Sunday to define the political direction of the Nordic country
SVT's polling station survey pointed to a loss for Tidö – and success for the opposition. But when the channel's so-called super forecast came a couple of hours later, the winner was someone else – and S made its worst choice ever. Expressen's political commentator Viktor Barth-Kron will help you through the voting chaos.
Sweden has an economic growth above the EU average, inflation has fallen below 1%, and crime has declined in recent years. But the political debate remains strong and Sunday elections have confirmed it. The coalition of the center-left parties is heading towards winning the parliamentary elections in Sweden, obtaining 51.3% of the votes since Sunday's vote, indicates an outcome-poll achievement ...
This means that the left-wing bloc can count on a majority, or 183 seats, in the 349-seat unicameral Riksdag. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's center-right coalition (Moderate Coalition Party, Christian Democrats, Liberals), which has been in power for the past four years, and which collaborates with the far-right Sweden Democrats, won 46.8 percent of the vote, which translates to 166 seats. Sweden is moving clearly to the left. If confirmed, th…
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