Swedish elections: The next government is uncertain.

Preliminary results of the Swedish parliamentary election, showing 89% counted votes. The screen displays percentages for various parties, with the Social Democrats at 28%. Total mandates are 175 for the left and 174 for the right.

The ruling right-wing coalition holds 174 seats, while the left-wing communist opposition has 175. The total number of seats is 349. The decision rests with the Centre Party. Both the Liberal Party and the Christian Democrats gained 3% compared to the 2022 elections.

A circular diagram showing a seating plan with colour-coded party representation, indicating a total of 349 seats. It includes different colours for various parties and their corresponding seat counts.

The final result will be announced on Wednesday 16 September.

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