Swedish Election Could See Anti-Immigration Populists Sweden Democrats in Government
Center-right Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said he's willing to work with the populist party and wants to ‘make Sweden great again.’
Sweden’s national election on Sunday may result in the nationalist Sweden Democrats joining the government. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, leading the center-right Moderate Party, expressed his intention to collaborate with the populist party. Kristersson aims to “make Sweden great again” during his potential second term leading the EU nation and NATO’s newest member.
- Sweden’s national election on Sunday could see the nationalist Sweden Democrats in government for the first time.
- Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson stated he would work with the populist party.
- Kristersson, of the center-right Moderate Party, is seeking reelection.
- His goal is to “make Sweden great again.”
- Over 8 million citizens are eligible to vote for the 349-seat parliament, the Riksdag.
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