The parliament isn’t set to meet until late September to elect a new speaker, and then prime minister
The Centre Party is expected to play an important role in any post-election talks.
Although aligned with the opposition, the party made clear this morning that potential coalition partners – including Magdalena Andersson’s Social Democrats – “will need to see the big picture” and not let fringe powers dictate policy.
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