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สวีเดนจะประกาศจัดการเลือกตั้งก่อนกำหนดในปี 2026 หรือไม่?

• สวีเดนจะจัดการเลือกตั้งก่อนกำหนดในปี 2026 หรือไม่?21¢21%

Sweden’s post-September 13, 2026, parliamentary election has produced a narrow centre-left majority (176 seats to 173 for the right-wing bloc) but persistent coalition deadlock, keeping the probability of an automatic snap election (extraval) this year relatively contained. The Riksdag has already rejected two Speaker proposals—Social Democrat leader Magdalena Andersson in October and Centre Party leader Elisabeth Thand Ringqvist on November 3—leaving outgoing Moderate Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson with the third attempt and a mid-November reporting deadline. Under the Instrument of Government, a fourth rejection would trigger a snap election within three months, but parties across blocs have shown caution over the roughly 630 million SEK cost, the caretaker government’s budget deadline of November 12, and shifting post-election polling that has modestly improved the Moderates’ position. Negotiations remain hampered by cross-bloc incompatibilities, notably the Centre Party’s resistance to cooperating with the Left Party and the Sweden Democrats. With two votes failed and Kristersson’s exploratory mandate now underway, traders appear to assign higher weight to the likelihood of eventual compromise or additional rounds before the constitutional threshold is reached, rather than an immediate path to four rejections before year-end. No new parliamentary vote has been scheduled as of early November, and the caretaker administration continues routine operations pending further Speaker consultations.