Sweden’s parliamentary election is unfolding with razor-thin margins as voters decide whether the far-right will secure enough seats to influence—or even form—a government. Polls suggest a tight race, with the outcome hinging on shifting alliances and voter turnout. The stakes are high, as the result could reshape the country’s political landscape and policy priorities. Analysts warn that the election’s outcome may determine Sweden’s approach to immigration, EU relations, and domestic social policies in the coming years.
Voting is under way in Sweden in a closely fought election that could see the far-right enter government.
