On September 13, local time, Sweden will hold its quadrennial parliamentary election. Polling stations across the country will open at 8 o'clock on the same day and end voting at 20 o'clock. The Swedish Election Administration predicts that preliminary vote count data will be released one after another at around 21:00 on the same day, and the first preliminary allocation of parliamentary seats may be formed in the early morning of the 14th. The Swedish Parliament has a total of 349 seats. The main competition in this general election is between the right-wing camp led by current Prime Minister Christson and the center-left camp led by former Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson. The latest polls show that the Andersson camp still has an advantage in general, but the gap between the two sides narrowed markedly on the eve of the general election.

On September 13, local time, Sweden will hold its quadrennial parliamentary election. Polling stations across the country will open at 8 o'clock on the same day and end voting at 20 o'clock. The Swedish Election Administration predicts that preliminary vote count data will be released one after another at around 21:00 on the same day, and the first preliminary allocation of parliamentary seats may be formed in the early morning of the 14th. The Swedish Parliament has a total of 349 seats. The main competition in this general election is between the right-wing camp led by current Prime Minister Christson and the center-left camp led by former Prime Minister Magdalena Anderson. The latest polls show that the Andersson camp still has an advantage in general, but the gap between the two sides narrowed markedly on the eve of the general election.