Swedes Vote in Tight Election That Could Bring Far‑Right to Power

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AI-generated summary of the coverage listed below: On election day in Sweden, voters turned out to decide between the ruling right‑wing coalition led by Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and the center‑left opposition bloc headed by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson. The contest is close, with the right‑wing bloc poised to secure a majority that would allow it to appoint cabinet ministers, including the migration portfolio for Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson. The outcome could mark the first time far‑right parties hold government positions in Sweden, reshaping the country’s political landscape. QUOTE: "Voting is officially underway across Sweden in a highly anticipated, neck-and-neck general election." — Sunday Guardian

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