Sandego.net – Sweden faces an uncertain political outcome after an exceptionally tight parliamentary election left the center-left opposition holding a tentative one-seat advantage. With votes still being counted, the result could determine whether the country reverses its recent shift toward stricter migration policy and a more influential far-right presence in national politics.

A partial tally from 4,853 of Sweden’s 6,312 voting districts put the opposition center-left alliance on 175 seats in the 349-member Riksdag. Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson’s governing right-wing bloc was projected to receive 174 seats. The narrow margin means the final result may remain unclear until overseas ballots have been processed.…