With Sweden’s final election tally confirmed, who will form the next government?
The final election results have now been counted, and there is still no clear view of who will form the next government.
Election officials presented the final count, Sunday, with the ruling Social Democrats confirmed as the biggest party in parliament. However, neither the red/green bloc nor the centre-right Alliance managed to secure a governing majority in the 349-seat parliament.
Sweden now faces weeks of uncertainty while parties from both blocs try to form a government.
Related stories from around the North:
Canada: Opposition party adopts resolution to give Canada’s North 100% of northern resource royalties, CBC News
Finland: Finnish PM concerned by far-right party’s results in Swedish elections, Yle News
Sweden: Should Sweden’s Social Democrats worry about their dwindling support?, Radio Sweden
