Sweden election: yes, the far right made gains, but we're not falling apart

Sweden is recovering after a very tense election night. The centre-right and the centre-left blocs have effectively secured very similar shares of the vote, but neither have come away with quite enough leverage to form a strong government alone.

Sweden election: yes, the far right made gains, but we're not falling apart

By Anamaria Dutceac Segesten, Lund University

Sweden is recovering after a very tense election night. The centre-right and the centre-left blocs have effectively secured very similar shares of the vote, but neither have come away with quite enough leverage to form a strong government alone.

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