Centre‑left opposition won the election by the smallest margin, 99% of votes counted[1]
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Election Result
On Sunday, Sweden held its national parliamentary election, and by Wednesday the public broadcaster SVT reported that the centre‑left opposition had narrowly defeated the ruling right‑wing bloc.[1]
Vote Count
Ninety‑nine percent of votes were counted when the announcement was made, indicating an almost complete tabulation of ballots.[1]
Margin of Victory
The winner emerged only by the slimmest margin, suggesting a closely fought contest between the two political camps.[1]
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