Sweden's Far Right May Break Taboo and Gain Government Seats
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AGI - Sweden returns to the polls on Sunday for legislative elections with a still uncertain outcome, with the center-left opposition favored to disband the government of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson after a campaign dominated by health, social state and concerns for European security. Surveys indicate a victory of the center-left bloc led by the Social Democrats, but in recent weeks the center-right coalition of Kristersson and its parliament…
Next Sunday, parliamentary and local elections will be held in Sweden. The political parties' nerves seem to be on edge, but there are signs of a breakdown in the unity of the right-wing parties that have been in power in the national government during this election period. This comes at a time when the right-wing bloc has been gaining ground in opinion polls, while the left-wing parties, which have had a comfortable lead for a good while, have …
The center-left maintains a small lead, but the right is closing in and the Sweden Democrats are seeking a seat in government for the first time.
After an election campaign dominated by issues of public health and purchasing power, with the security situation increasingly complex, Swedes are called to the polls next Sunday for parliamentary elections that are announced to be extremely lopsided. For months, the result seemed a foregone conclusion: opinion polls wanted him to regain power, with a large […] Potentially lopsided election contest in Sweden against the backdrop of the far right…
Sweden is due to hold parliamentary elections on 13 September, which a few weeks ago looked like a close fight. The centre-left opposition led by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson had a lead of around ten percentage points in the polls. But the situation has changed significantly in recent days. The latest polls show a much closer margin and suggest that the government of current Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson can defend its mandate. For the f…
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