What will happen in Swedish politics in election year 2026?
Everything in Swedish politics next year will point towards the election on September 13th. We spoke to three Swedish university professors to get their predictions on how it will play out.

Will the prime minister stay on, resign or get voted out after September 13th? The Local explains what they future might hold..
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Everything in Swedish politics next year will point towards the election on September 13th. We spoke to three Swedish university professors to get their predictions on how it will play out.
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