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Social Democratic Party wins elections in Sweden
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Social Democratic Party wins elections in Sweden

Correio da Manhã13 September 2026 at 19:32

The Social Democratic Party won the elections in Sweden, according to exit polls. The historic left-wing formation in Sweden thus achieved a significant result in a political context that has been changing in recent decades in the Nordic country.

According to projections based on the votes counted, the center-left alliance should be able to regain power after a period in opposition. This result represents an inversion of the trend seen in previous elections.

The center-left alliance managed to secure an absolute majority in the Swedish parliament, gathering around 51% of the votes. This result exceeds the expectations of many political analysts who predicted a tighter race.

The outgoing Prime Minister, Ulf Kristersson, acknowledged defeat in the elections, signaling a political transition that should result in the formation of a new government led by the Swedish left.

Why this matters

Swedish readers are directly affected by the change of government that this victory implies, with the Social Democratic Party regaining power after the election. This result defines the country's political direction for the coming years, influencing decisions on economy, welfare and social policies in Sweden.

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