Exit polls indicate that the center-left opposition won the elections in Sweden with 51.3% of the vote. This result represents a significant victory for the parties that position themselves against the right and the far right in the Nordic country.
The Sweden Democrats, a far-right party, registered its first decline since 2010. This is a notable defeat for the party, which had been growing consistently in previous elections and had become a relevant political force in Sweden.
The result of the Swedish elections contrasts with the trend observed in other European countries, where far-right parties have been advancing. The victory of the center-left suggests that Swedish voters chose to reject the radical right agenda.
