Sweden election results remain uncertain with narrow lead for left-wing bloc
Most outlets reported the election as too close to call, with a narrow lead for the left-wing bloc. The News International emphasized the razor-thin one-seat lead of the centre-left opposition, while The Nation noted the left-wing bloc as narrowly ahead. Both described the uncertainty as the vote count continued.
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Swedish left-wing bloc narrowly ahead with election too close to call
STOCKHOLM - Sweden’s general election remains too close to call with the left-wing bloc marginally ahead as the vote count continues.
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Sweden election too close to call as centre-left leads by just one seat
Sweden’s centre-left opposition held a razor-thin one-seat lead on Sunday night as election results left the country facing days of uncertainty.With 80 percent of votes counted, parties led by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson were projected to hold 175 seats, compared with 174 for the...
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