Sweden Elections: No clear majority could mean hung parliament

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Results from Sweden's election on Sunday suggest the two traditional party blocs on the left and right of Swedish politics are almost tied. Neither of them will have a clear majority in parliament, while the anti immigration Sweden Democrats increased their share of the vote but got less than they would have hoped for. Simon McGregor-Wood reports.
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@My2Cents1 4 года назад

The title: Sweden Elections: No clear majority could mean hung parliament Me: Giggidy... Jokes aside. The Swedish governmental deadlock went on for months. The 4 party leader ensemble you see at 1:47 used to form the "right wing Alliance". This 4 party coalition ruled Sweden for 8 years until they lost in the 2014 election. The Alliance fell apart shortly after the election because two of the parties, The Center Party (FKA the Farmers' Party), and the Right Liberals party (yes in Sweden, being Liberal is to be right wing... don't ask... it's all very confusing) decided to form a government together with the leftist Socio-Democrats and the Green Party. This in order to bar the Sweden Democrats from having political influence. This is unheard of - two right wing parties, selling themselves and their votes in order for a left wing government to stay in power.