
Left-leaning bloc on track to win Sweden as exit polls point to change
Exit polling in Sweden suggests Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats lead a left-wing coalition with about 51.3% of the vote, ahead of a right-wing alliance at around 46.8%. If confirmed, the result would deny Ulf Kristersson a second term and could prevent the far-right Sweden Democrats from joining the cabinet, marking a watershed moment for Swedish politics. Final results and coalition talks will take weeks, amid debates over immigration, crime, and NATO membership.













