A hard-fought Swedish election remains razor-thin as the opposition bloc edges forward with 95% of votes tallied, raising questions about whether they can secure a majority. The center-right alliance appears to have gained ground over the ruling Social Democrats, though the margin remains narrow enough to shift with outstanding results. Analysts are closely watching how smaller parties may influence the final outcome, particularly as coalition talks loom. With no clear winner yet, the political landscape could hinge on shifting alliances and voter preferences in the remaining ballots.
Opposition bloc leads in tight Swedish election with 95% counted.
