Sweden's national election results showed a dead heat with a partial count by the election authority pointing to a one-seat majority for the opposition centre-left bloc.

Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democratic party currently lead by three seats.

Sweden’s centre-left opposition held a razor-thin one-seat lead on Sunday night as election results left the country facing days of uncertainty.With 80 percent of votes counted, parties led by...

Sweden's general election remained too close to call early Monday, with nearly 90 percent of votes counted. Four opposition parties led by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson held a one-seat parliamentary…

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Sweden faces a potentially long wait for a new government as preliminary election results show a thin and still-uncertain lead for the left-leaning opposition, while a hard-right anti-immigration party saw its support slip.

With most results in, the opposition left bloc leads by a single seat over an alliance that includes the far-right Sweden Democrats.

Sweden's centre-left opposition ⁠bloc is projected to win a one-seat majority, according to ‌the ⁠Swedish election authority.