Key facts
- A new poll shows Sweden's ruling right-wing bloc trailing the center-left opposition.
- The parliamentary election is scheduled for September 13.
- The gap between the blocs has narrowed since June.
- The Liberal party's low support threatens the government's chances.
- The outcome of the election remains uncertain.
A recent poll reveals that Sweden's ruling right-wing coalition government is currently trailing the center-left opposition parties in the lead-up to the September 13 parliamentary election. While the margin between the two blocs has decreased since June, the low level of support for the Liberal party presents a significant challenge to the government's electoral chances. The Liberal party's performance is seen as crucial for the right-wing bloc's ability to form a government. The poll suggests that the election outcome is still uncertain, with both sides vying for voter support in the remaining time before the election.