Opposition left bloc could win 175 seats in Swedish parliament
Quick Look
- Sweden's opposition left bloc could provisionally win 175 seats in parliament after the Sept.
- 13 election, one more than the ruling bloc, according to the election commission.
- The winning bloc will form the government.
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Why It Matters
Elections to the Swedish Parliament took place on Sunday, September 13. The sites closed at 20:00 local time.
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The opposition left bloc could provisionally win 175 seats in Sweden's parliament, one more than the ruling bloc. This is evidenced by data from the Kingdom's state election commission.
Voting took place on Sunday, September 13th. The sites closed at 20:00 local time (21:00 Moscow time).
After counting 5.2 million ballots, the opposition bloc will provisionally receive 175 seats in parliament, and the ruling bloc will receive 174 seats. In this case, the country's government will form the winning bloc.
Open Questions
- Will the blocs be able to form a stable coalition government?
- Which parties are part of the opposition left bloc?
- Which parties make up the ruling bloc?
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This article was originally published by Лента.ру.
