The Social Democrats won the legislative elections in Sweden, led by Magdalena Andersson. With approximately 85% of the votes counted, the party reached 28% of Swedish voters' preferences, thus guaranteeing victory in the elections.
However, the fragmented voting leaves various coalition possibilities open. Magdalena Andersson admitted the possibility of forming alliances both on the left and center, showing herself open to different governing configurations to ensure the necessary political stability.
This victory represents a significant moment for Swedish politics, with Andersson positioning herself as the central figure in the formation of the country's next government.
