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Sweden's Election Could Boost Far-Right
Today, Sunday, Swedes are voting in an election that could lead to the far-right party entering the government for the first time or returning the country to its traditional liberal path through the ballots. Polls indicate a slight lead for the opposition led by the Social Democratic Party, with a close competition between the two main blocs. Prime Minister Olof Christersson seeks a second term, while his rival Magdalena Andersson aims to return to power. A victory for the right, led by Christersson and supported by the Sweden Democrats, is a strong possibility for forming a new government, which could further boost the rise of extremist parties across Europe. The results will depend on the voting outcomes announced after the polling stations close in the evening, with a chance that the Sweden Democrats may receive ministerial positions for the first time if they win.
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