Sweden’s general election on Sunday will determine whether the far-right Democratic Party secures enough support to join a governing coalition, marking a potential shift in the country’s political landscape. Voters are grappling with key issues including rising migration levels, concerns over crime, and economic challenges as they decide which parties will shape the next government. The outcome could reshape Sweden’s approach to immigration and domestic security, with the far-right’s influence looming large over the election. Polls suggest a tight race, leaving the final result uncertain until ballots are counted.
Sweden votes on Sunday as voters weigh migration, crime, the economy and whether the far right will enter government.
