Sweden's high-stakes vote could install a far-right role in government

Sweden heads to a razor-thin general election that could see the far-right Sweden Democrats enter government for the first time. The four-party right-wing alliance led by PM Ulf Kristersson has narrowed the left-wing lead, while Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats rally opposition to a government dominated by the Sweden Democrats. Immigration and crime are central issues, and exit polls will follow after polls close, with about eight million eligible voters and high turnout expected.