Sweden's centre-left opposition wins election, SVT says
Summary
Sweden's centre-left opposition narrowly won the recent parliamentary election, defeating the current right-wing government. Almost all the votes had been counted when the public broadcaster SVT announced the result.Key Facts
- The election was held in Sweden.
- The centre-left opposition won by a very small margin.
- The right-wing governing group lost the election.
- Results were reported by Sweden's public broadcaster SVT.
- 99% of the votes had been counted at the time of the announcement.
- The election took place on Sunday before the announcement on Wednesday.
- This result changes the balance of power in Sweden's parliament.
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