Sweden's election hangs on late ballots as left bloc leads
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With about 94% of votes counted and turnout around 80%, Sweden's general election remains too close to call, with the left-wing bloc led by the Social Democrats ahead by roughly 20,000 votes and holding 176 seats to the right-wing coalition's 173; final results will depend on late ballots and overseas votes, and the path to a clear majority remains uncertain.
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