Sweden’s vote hangs in the balance as left bloc leads and far-right slips
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The centre-left bloc leads by a razor-thin margin in Sweden's 349-seat Riksdag with about 95% of votes counted (176 seats to 173 for the government parties), while the Sweden Democrats slip to 17.5% after a 2022 gain, keeping the far-right a key leverage and potentially delaying government formation amid ideological tensions.
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