Swedish Election Day Nears Closing as Voters Flood Final Polling Stations
On the last day of voting in Sweden, polling stations remain open on Stockholm's Sergels torg while citizens line up to cast their ballots before the 20:00 deadline.
Swedish voters are making a final push to vote as election booths stay open on Sergels torg in Stockholm on Sunday morning. Politicians are using the remaining hours to court undecided voters, and crowds are gathering at the polling sites. All polling stations are scheduled to close at 20:00, marking the end of the national election day.
Why it matters
The vote will determine Sweden's political direction and affect policies that impact citizens and the broader region.
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