Sweden votes in parliamentary election

Voters cast ballots as polls open across the country, with Magdalena Andersson's centre-left bloc facing a close challenge from Ulf Kristersson's right-wing coalition.

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Polls open across Sweden as voters decide the next parliament, with exit polls expected after voting closes at 20:00 local time.

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Left opposition projects to win 183 seats in the 349-member Riksdag as voting closes.

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Shifted projections now indicate a neck-and-neck race between left and right blocs, contradicting earlier reports of a clear lead for the opposition.

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Projects the centre-left opposition bloc to win by a single seat, according to the latest data from the Swedish election authority.

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Leads with 51.3% for Andersson's center-left coalition in early exit polls, while the far-right Sweden Democrats fall to 17.2%

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Narrows the gap between the two political blocs as vote counting reaches the halfway point, with the center-left coalition still maintaining a lead.

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