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First projections give victory to the left in Swedish elections
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First projections give victory to the left in Swedish elections

dnoticias.pt13 September 2026 at 19:30

The first projections from Swedish public television SVT indicate that Magdalena Andersson is expected to become the first woman to be elected prime minister in Sweden. The left as a whole will have reached 51.3% of votes, against 46.8% for the right-wing bloc.

With these results, the incumbent Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's hopes of re-election are dashed. The projections were released at 20:00, local time (19:00 in Lisbon), at the moment the polls closed.

The far right, whose results appear cut off in the article, will also have been disappointed with the outcome of these elections.

Why this matters

Readers in the region learn that Sweden will soon have a new prime minister, Magdalena Andersson, after the defeat of the right-wing bloc in the legislative elections. This result may influence European and Nordic policies, particularly on immigration and the economy, at a time when Sweden is governed by a right-wing coalition that counts on the support of the Swedish Democrats, a far-right party. Confirmation of these results may also have implications for bilateral relations and Sweden's position in the European Union.

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