Sweden's centre-left opposition coalition secured a one-seat parliamentary majority in elections held on September 15, winning 176 of 349 seats with a margin of approximately 50,000 votes in the nation of 10.6 million. The result ended the right-wing bloc's rule since 2022.
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The centre-left coalition has secured a one-seat majority over the right-wing bloc that had been in power since 2022.
Around 50,000 votes separated the two sides in the country of 10.6 million people.
Sweden's centre-left opposition parties have won 176 seats in Sunday's vote for parliament, while the ruling right-wing bloc secured 173 seats, the country's election authority has announced as the counting of ballots ends.
Sweden's left wing wins slim majority in general election