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Sweden’s election race is heating up as polls show a razor-thin gap between the right-wing government and center-left opposition, with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s bloc slipping to 46.9% while Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats surge to 50.6%. The September 13 vote could be a referendum on cost of living, crime, and immigration—and with the Liberals now below the parliamentary threshold, coalition politics look messy. If Andersson wins, expect more social spending; if the Sweden Democrats gain cabinet seats for the first time, expect fierce debates. This one’s going to be close.

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