Elections in Sweden: the Prime Minister recognizes the defeat of the left and resigns

The bloc formed by three right-wing parties and the far-right Sweden Democrats (SD) party has “a small majority, but nevertheless a majority“, she said during a press conference.

I will therefore ask tomorrow (Thursday) to be relieved of my duties as Prime Minister and the responsibility for the rest will be entrusted to the President of Parliament“, she added.

According to almost final results covering more than 99% of the polling stations, the right/extreme right bloc led by the conservative Ulf Kristersson will obtain 176 seats, once morest 173 for the left bloc led by Andersson.

Sunday’s elections were so tight that it was necessary to wait for a count of a few tens of thousands of missing votes on Wednesday to validate the complete results. Only those in a few offices were still missing Wednesday evening around 7:45 p.m. local time.

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