Sweden’s general election has tightened into a contest between left- and right-wing blocs, with polls giving the centre-left a modest advantage. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is seeking another term after governing with outside support from the Sweden Democrats, an anti-immigration party whose influence has reshaped migration policy. He has suggested they could receive ministerial positions if the right wins. Social Democrat Magdalena Andersson hopes to return to office, while issues include national security, gang crime, welfare spending, and Sweden’s future.
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