Sweden holds elections that test voters' willingness to allow the far-right to enter the government. The central question is not whether the far-right is gaining ground in the country, but whether it will manage to join the executive.
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is the current head of government and is running for re-election. His candidacy comes in a context where traditional right-wing parties seek to remain in power.
For the far-right to enter the government, the right-wing coalition simply needs to win the elections. This means that traditional right-wing parties may need the support or participation of far-right parties to form a government.
