Sweden's Left-Wing Opposition Wins Slim Majority in Country's National Election
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When the last votes are now counted, it is clear that the red-green opposition has won the election and will receive 176 seats in the Riksdag, while the Tidö parties will receive 173.
What the Tidö parties have shown after the loss is not pretty. When did they stop considering immigrants as legitimate voters?
Four days after the election, the counting of votes in Sweden has been completed. The red-green majority now has the opportunity to form a government – if they can agree.
Sweden's left-wing opposition wins slim majority in country's national election
Sweden's left-wing opposition won a narrow majority in the country's general election after the vote count ended Thursday, but faces laborious negotiations to form a government. The incumbent prime minister,…
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