Election 2026: V's demands remain unchanged ↗
Front page leadThe Left Party (V) states its demands to voters remain unchanged, with breaking news and live updates on the election.
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The front page of Aftonbladet is dominated by the ongoing Swedish general election in 2026. It covers breaking news, live updates, analysis of results, and reactions from various political parties and figures. Other news includes a report of a Swedish man dying during a triathlon and cultural…
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Election 2026: Not easy, live updates on the election ↗
Live updates and the latest information regarding the Swedish general election in 2026, with commentary on the challenges ahead.
Swedish man dies during triathlon competition ↗
A Swedish man became ill and died during a triathlon competition, with breaking news updates on the incident.
Election promises turn to dust: Was there any money? ↗
An analysis questioning the validity of election promises made by politicians, suggesting they may not be financially viable.
Flirtatious plans to stay in power ↗
Details on political strategies, described as 'flirtatious plans,' aimed at retaining power, with reactions indicating openness to these strategies.
Election 2026: Chat about when a government will be in place ↗
An interactive chat session where Niclas Vent answers questions about the timeline for forming a new government after the election.
5 points to quickly understand the election drama ↗
A concise summary of key developments during the Swedish election, presented in five points, covering events that occurred overnight.
LIVE: What happens now? Latest on the election ↗
A live broadcast discussing the latest developments and implications following the Swedish election results.
SSU chairman on the night's election results ↗
The chairman of the Swedish Social Democratic Youth League (SSU) discusses the election results from the previous night.
SD loses ground in its stronghold ↗
The Sweden Democrats (SD) party has experienced a decline in support in an area traditionally considered their stronghold.
Don't miss anything from the election thriller – what happened last night ↗
A recap of the dramatic events that unfolded during the Swedish election night.
L leader quotes Kanye West: 'People have wondered' ↗
The leader of the Liberal Party (L) quotes Kanye West, suggesting a response to public curiosity about their election performance or strategy.
SD backs down: 'Came very, very close' ↗
A statement from the Sweden Democrats (SD) indicating a setback, but emphasizing they were close to achieving their goals.
Mohamsson: 'The whole team should be involved' ↗
A statement from Simona Mohamsson, emphasizing the importance of collective effort and team involvement in their political strategy.
V leader: 'We have risen' ↗
The leader of the Left Party (V) expresses a sense of resurgence and progress following the election results.
Historically bad for S: 'It can go the right way' ↗
Analysis of the Social Democrats' (S) poor election performance, with a note of cautious optimism that the outcome could still favor them.
Ulf Kristersson: 'A non-socialist majority' ↗
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson declares the formation of a non-socialist majority following the election results.
SD leader: 'We never give up' ↗
The leader of the Sweden Democrats (SD) expresses determination and a refusal to concede, despite the election results.
At 03:53: When it flipped - Seat battle last night ↗
A detailed look at a critical moment in the election results at 03:53 AM when the seat distribution shifted, described as 'something unlikely.'
Culture: The Left Party had an open goal and missed it ↗
Cultural commentary by Karin Pettersson arguing that the Left Party (V) missed an opportunity to capitalize on a clear advantage during the election campaign.
Loses in SD's stronghold: 'Very disappointed' ↗
Reports on a party losing support in an area considered a stronghold for the Sweden Democrats (SD), with local reactions expressing disappointment.
Hallberg thrown out of L's election watch party ↗
Comedian Hallberg was reportedly removed from the Liberal Party's (L) election watch party, with his response included.
High earners chose M, low earners streamed to V ↗
Analysis of voting patterns showing a clear divide between high-income earners who voted for the Moderates (M) and low-income earners who supported the Left Party (V).
Left Party surges among foreign-born voters ↗
The Left Party (V) has seen a significant increase in support, over 12 percentage points, among voters born abroad, with graphics showing districts with the highest proportion of foreign-born residents.
Researchers' theories: Why SD is declining for the first time ↗
Experts present theories explaining the first-ever decline in support for the Sweden Democrats (SD), with criticism of the Liberal Party's (L) strategy.
GRAPHIC: See how your neighbors voted ↗
An interactive graphic allowing users to explore election results and see how people in their neighborhood or chosen districts voted.
LIVE: What happens after the thriller? Radio Aftonbladet ↗
Live coverage from Radio Aftonbladet discussing the aftermath and reactions following the dramatic election results.
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