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Back|Exit poll: Social Democrats lead in Swedish elections, center-left ahead of center-right
Exit poll: Social Democrats lead in Swedish elections, center-left ahead of center-right
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Sky TG24·38 minutes ago·Politics·1 min read·🇮🇹Italy·

Exit poll: Social Democrats lead in Swedish elections, center-left ahead of center-right

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  • According to the exit polls of the Swedish public television SVT, the Social Democrats lead the elections with 28.4% of the votes, followed by Ulf Kristersson's Moderates at 18.1% and Jimmie Akesson's Swedish Democrats at 17.2%.
  • The centre-left coalition led by Magdalena Andersson is ahead with 51.3% against 48.7% for the centre-right.

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The exit polls of the Swedish public television SVT were released as the polls closed for the general elections in Sweden.

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The Social Democrats are leading in the Swedish elections, with 28.4% of the votes, according to exit polls by public television SVT at the close of the polls. In second place are the Moderates of the outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, at 18.1% given that it overturns the polls, which gave the nationalists of the Swedish Democrats the advantage in the centre-right coalition. Jimmie Akesson's formation stops at 17.2%, 3.3% less than in the previous general elections. According to the same exits, the centre-left coalition led by Magdalena Andersson is ahead with 51.3% over the centre-right coalition.

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  • The centre-left coalition will try to form a government led by Magdalena Andersson

    Likely · Within weeks

  • The Swedish Democrats will suffer a decline in support compared to previous elections

    Very likely · Immediate

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  • ?What will be the exact composition of the new parliament?
  • ?Which coalitions will be able to form a stable government?
  • ?How will the outcome affect immigration policies and the economy?

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This article was originally published by Sky TG24.

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  • According to the exit polls of the Swedish public television SVT, the Social Democrats lead the elections with 28.4% of the votes, followed by Ulf Kristersson's Moderates at 18.1% and Jimmie Akesson's Swedish Democrats at 17.2%.
  • The centre-left coalition led by Magdalena Andersson is ahead with 51.3% against 48.7% for the centre-right.

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