# Sweden’s centre-left opposition is narrowly ahead in the parliamentary election, but the result remains too close to call. The bloc led by Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson is projected to win 176 seats, compared with 173 for the right-wing bloc backing prime minister Ulf Kristersson. Some votes, including those cast overseas, are still being counted. Andersson says her side is in the lead, but has stopped short of declaring victory. Kristersson will reach out to other party leaders for possible coalition talks if the right-wing bloc remains in contention.
Sweden’s election remains too close to call