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An Election in Sweden Shows Shifting Priorities

An Election in Sweden Shows Shifting Priorities
NYT World Sunday 13 September 2026, 04:01 UTC By Jeffrey Gettleman and Christina Anderson 1 min read
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Casting early votes at a polling station in Rosengard, Sweden, on Friday.

Casting early votes at a polling station in Rosengard, Sweden, on Friday. [Image text:] Har kan du rosta
Sweden (LOCATION) Rosengard (LOCATION)
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