A 'complicated autumn' awaits Sweden after knife-edge vote

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Sweden's general election remained too close to call early Monday, with nearly 90 percent of votes counted.

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  • Sweden's general election remained too close to call early Monday, with nearly 90 percent of votes counted.
  • Reported by France 24 and published Mon, 14 Sep 2026 10:56:35 UTC.

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  1. Sweden Election Aftermath: A hard night for the hard right?

  2. A 'complicated autumn' awaits Sweden after knife-edge vote

  3. Sweden's next government uncertain with thin lead for left-wing opposition

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