
The bloc led by Magdalena Andersson reaches 176 seats, forcing the resignation of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.
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The electoral result grants 176 seats to the opposition compared to 173 for the conservative bloc. Outgoing Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson has confirmed his resignation following the results.
The complete count of the legislative elections in Sweden confirmed this Thursday the narrow victory of the center-left opposition. The four parties led by social democrat Magdalena Andersson have 176 of the 349 seats in Parliament, compared to 173 for the conservative bloc of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, who has already announced his resignation.
The result opens the door for Andersson's return to the Government after four years in the opposition. The Social Democrats are once again the leading force in the country, while the far-right Sweden Democrats lose 11 deputies and are no longer the main party of the right-wing bloc.
The results must still be formally ratified by the electoral authority.
Electoral victory does not guarantee a simple investiture. Andersson will have to reconcile the Left Party with the centrist Center Party, which refuses to share the Government with the formation that inherited the old Communist Party.
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The left bloc, led by social democrat Magdalena Andersson, won 176 seats compared to 173 for the right bloc in the Swedish legislative elections, causing the resignation of Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

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