After Swedish Election, Stalemate and Confusion

The Swedish national election ended in precisely the kind of confusion that many feared it would: a stalemate.
After Swedish Election, Stalemate and Confusion
Party members and sympathizers of the Center Party gather in Stockholm, Sweden on September 19, on the eve of the national elections for the Swedish parliament. The Center party is one of the parties forming the governing coalition. Niklas Larsson/Getty Images
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Party members and sympathizers of the Center Party gather in Stockholm, Sweden on September 19, on the eve of the national elections for the Swedish parliament. The Center party is one of the parties forming the governing coalition. (Niklas Larsson/Getty Images )
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