Parliamentary Election - Election in Sweden Open, Right-Wing Populists Record Losses
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According to the preliminary result, the centre-left alliance is in the lead in Sweden, but letter and foreign voters could still turn the result.
Toleration of a centre-right minority government has stopped the rise of right-wing populists in Sweden, with the EU's toughest migration policy also playing a role.
In Sweden, after the parliamentary election, it is still unclear which political camp the government can make in the future. After counting the majority of votes, the centre-left alliance of Social Democrat Andersson and the conservative camp with Prime Minister Kristersson are almost the same.
The outcome of the parliamentary election in Sweden is still completely uncertain after the counting of almost all votes. The right-wing populist Swedes had to accept losses.
The Swedes will have to wait until Wednesday to know the final results of the election, which must determine whether the right-wing coalition supported by the far right can continue to govern.
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