Sweden Prepares for Potential Snap Election After Government Deadlock

Sweden may face a second election as political negotiations remain stalled. The country has now been without a new government for 46 days. Parliament has conducted one of four allowed votes for prime minister. If the fourth vote fails, Sweden must hold a snap election.

Sweden's Election Authority confirmed it is fully prepared for this outcome. The agency is ready to manage an extra election process if needed. For now, political negotiations in Parliament are still ongoing. (Source: Sveriges Radio)