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Sweden's Center-Left Ahead as Far-Right Stumbles in Tight Election

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It is unlikely to return to the generous, open-door policies of past decades, analysts say, due to voters' unease over levels of immigration, crime.

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The recount after Sunday's parliamentary elections is still under way in this Nordic country and it is still very early to learn all the lessons from this election. But the score of the Swedish Democrats (DS), the far-right party, remains unquestionably one of the surprises of the evening. For the first time since their entry into Parliament in 2010, they have given way. Not only have they lost three points compared to their score in the previou…

·Issy-les-Moulineaux, France
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Almost complete, the coalition led by the Social Democrats is ahead of three seats, but the result is still "too close to call." A clear figure is the setback of the Swedish Democrats, "Maga-oriented" who slip from second to third party

·Italy
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Lean Left

"We are in front of the first elections in Sweden in which the Muslim immigration we have suffered can be decisive." He had thus closed his intervention on TV at the end of the electoral campaign Jimmie Åkesson, leader of the Sveriademokraterna, the Swedish Democrats, far-right party. And perhaps it could have gone just like that for the SD, backward for the [...] The article Elections in Sweden, center-left to the advantage of three seats: the …

·Rome, Italy
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Lean Left

According to non-final results, the right-wing majority would be slightly ahead of the left-wing opposition, led by the Social Democrats, which had their worst score since 1911.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

In Sweden, the left was on Sunday heeled by the right-wing coalition at the end of highly contested legislation, which was estimated to be marked by a retreat from the far right.

·Montreal, Canada
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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