Elections in Sweden: Marginal Lead for the Social Democrats - "We Are Ready to Govern," Says Andersson - iefimerida.gr
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The leader of the Social Democrats said she was ready to govern Sweden after the parliamentary elections held on Sunday without a clear winner. “We, the Social Democrats, are always ready to take on our responsibilities (…) for now, we are ahead. If this is confirmed, then Sweden will have a new government,” Magdalena Andersson stressed, addressing her supporters. According to Swedish public television SVT, the left-wing coalition parties led by…
Approximately 20,000 votes separate the two blocs, with the center-left leading with 175 seats to 174. More...
Magdalena Andersson said the Social Democrats are ready to govern Sweden, as they are narrowly ahead in the elections with 49.4% and 175 seats, compared to 49.1% and 174 seats for the right-wing alliance.
Magdalena Andersson, leader of the Social Democratic Party in Sweden, says she is ready to govern the country.
The center-left opposition bloc is leading in Sweden's parliamentary elections, with 84% of votes counted. If the result is confirmed, the country is expected to have a new government, Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson said.
The Social Democrats today won the legislative elections in Sweden, but with a very fragmented vote that makes the governance scenario uncertain, having their leader declared already availability for coalitions to the left or the center.
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