More than 90% of votes have already been counted in the Swedish legislative elections, but the final result remains uncertain and may take several days to be determined. The center-left, led by Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson's Social Democratic Party, maintains a minimal lead over the right.
All votes are automatically recounted by the country's regions, which explains the delay in announcing the definitive result. This recount process is a customary practice in Sweden and is part of the country's electoral system.
The close result indicates that the dispute between the left and right blocs in Sweden is very tight, with neither side having managed to secure a clear advantage so far.
