The Social Democratic Party won the legislative elections in Sweden, according to the first exit polls. This result marks a significant change in the country's political leadership.
The right-wing parties, which governed Sweden for the last four years, were pushed out of government according to the preliminary voting results. This defeat represents the end of a political cycle in the Nordic country.
The left-leaning Social Democratic Party thus managed to return to power after the period of centrist and right-wing government that dominated the Swedish political scene in recent years.
