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Sweden’s Election is Too Close to Call
The results are in, but nobody knows who won yet. It is a very tight race between the left and the right.
Voters at a polling station in Sweden during the general election.
By John Doe
Reporting from Sweden 
Sept. 16, 2026, 2:54 a.m. - 6 hours ago
Sweden just held an election, and it is a real nail-biter. Right now, it is too close to tell who will be in charge.
Both the left and the right are waiting for every last vote to be counted. The far-right party, which many people were watching closely, actually lost a bit of ground.
Some reports show the center-left group with a tiny lead, while others say the whole thing is still a toss-up. Because the results are so tight, the country might have to wait a while before it knows who its new government will be.
For now, everything is up in the air. People are waiting to see if a clear winner will emerge soon, or if the country will face a long period of confusion while leaders try to form a new government.
Source: Al Jazeera
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