ARCHIVED · 4 LEFT · 6 CENTER · 0 RIGHT · Sep 14, 1:56 AM
The Guardian UK and Times of Israel describe the same event in different terms.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Swedish election: centre-left parties lead by just a single seat with most votes counted". The center frames it as "Swedish election on a knife-edge".
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Race too close to call and may take days to become clear despite early exit polls suggesting left bloc win Sweden general election – live updates With most of the votes counted, Sweden’s na...
The outcome of the election may not be decided until Wednesday (September 16), when local election boards count early votes that did not make it to the polling stations by Election Day. Thi...
Sweden’s national election was too close to call early Monday with preliminary results giving the left-wing opposition a razor-thin 175-174 seat advantage over Prime Minister Ulf Kristersso...
Ruling and opposition blocs separated by only one seat, election authority says based on votes from 4,853 of 6,312 districts; final results may only come in on Wednesday
Sweden’s national election results showed a dead heat on Sunday, with a partial count by the election authority indicating a one-seat majority for the opposition center-left bloc that coul...
Sweden's political blocs were neck and neck after a tense Election Night, with the final count being finalised only later in the week.
Sweden’s election will go down to the wire, the tightest in its history, and one that will hinge on the complete counting in coming days of late-arriving ballots and votes from overseas.
A partial count by Sweden's election authority projected that left-wing opposition bloc would win a one-seat majority.
Nordic region’s biggest economy faces weeks of uncertainty and tricky government negotiations
Exit polls suggest change of government to be led by Social Democrats