Stockholm176 seats to 173, with 95% counted.
Neither bloc can reach the 175 seats needed to govern alone.
The far-right Sweden Democrats’ losses stripped Sweden’s right of its governing partner for the first time since 2022.
Final results arrive Wednesday, and parliament votes on a prime minister September 29.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 950+ reports worldwide
- RT
- Al Jazeera Online
- emphasizes far-right Sweden Democrats entering government for first time as election's central stake, cites Israel-Palestine policy significance
- The Guardian
- notes far-right Sweden Democrats out of government despite gains, but their immigration/crime policy ideas became mainstream in center-left
Sources: RT, Al Jazeera Online, The Guardian