Elections in Sweden are being marked by issues related to Russia, rather than the traditional theme of immigration that has dominated Swedish political debate in recent decades.
The Social Democrats lead the polls, remaining as the party ahead in voting intentions before the elections.
The political debate now centers on the possibility of the Swedish far-right entering the government, a scenario that has never happened in the country and that represents a significant change in Swedish politics.
The negotiations to form a governing coalition may result in an unprecedented central bloc, bringing together parties from different political spectra to form a government.
