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Sweden ki 2026 election ke exit polls mein left-wing bloc ko 51.3% aur right-wing bloc ko 46.8% vote mila — Riksdag mein sirf ek seat ka lead.
Sweden ki election ke exit polls mein SVT aur TV4 ke hisaab se left-wing bloc ko 51.3% vote milne ka projection hai, right-wing bloc ko 46.8%. 92% votes count hone par left ko 175 seats mile — sirf ek seat ka lead. Final results 16 September tak nahi aane waze.
PM Kristersson ki government ko support dene wale Sweden Democrats ko 17.2% vote milne ka projection hai — 2022 se 3 points kam, 2010 mein parliament join karne ke baad pehli drop. Agar left majority le toh Magdalena Andersson nue prime minister banein.
Professor Tommy Möller ke anumaan se yeh result pehle ke exit polls se clearly alag hai — left ki jeet lag bhari hai.
Timeline
- 13 Sep 2026 — Election day
- 14 Sep — Exit polls mein left bloc 51.3%
Kyun matter karta hai
Andersson dobara PM banein sakti hain; Sweden Democrats ki 2010 ke baad pehli decline se Sweden's far-right political landscape badal jayega.
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Sweden Democrats ki decline se 2010 ke baad pehli baar yeh Neo-Nazi party cabinet se weak ho sakti hai.
Seedhi baat
Sweden ki election ek seat par hang hai — left ka narrow lead right-wing alliance ko khatam kar sakta hai aur Neo-Nazi-founded Sweden Democrats ko weaken kar sakta hai.
Sweden mein left bloc ek seat se aage — Sweden Democrats ki first decline 2010 ke baad. Election too close to call.
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Left-wing bloc leads Swedish vote after far-right lose support, exit polls say
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4 claimsExit polls from SVT and TV4 projected Sweden's left-wing bloc winning 51.3% of the vote vs 46.8% for the right-wing bloc.
Preliminary count with 92% of votes counted showed the left-led opposition on 175 of 349 Riksdag seats vs 174 for the governing right-wing bloc — a one-seat lead.
If the left wins a majority, Magdalena Andersson of the Social Democrats is projected to become Sweden's new prime minister.
The Sweden Democrats (SD) were projected to lose support for the first time since entering parliament in 2010, falling to about 17.2% (down 3 points from 2022).