The Swedish parliament held a vote on the 15th to reject Magdalena Andersson, the leader of the Social Democratic Party and former prime minister, as the new prime minister. According to Swedish TV, in the vote held on the same day, Andersson received 99 votes in favor and 248 against, and failed to be passed by the parliament. Andersson served as Prime Minister of Sweden from 2021 to 2022. In an interview with Swedish television after the vote ended, Andersson said that the Swedish parliament is currently facing a difficult situation, and it may take many rounds of voting to form a new government. Swedish Parliament Speaker Andreas Nolen announced the nomination of Andersson as prime minister on the 13th, and the Social Democratic Party will form a separate cabinet. Previously, the four opposition parties, which together won more than half of the seats in the September parliamentary election, failed to reach an agreement on forming a joint cabinet.

The Swedish parliament held a vote on the 15th to reject Magdalena Andersson, the leader of the Social Democratic Party and former prime minister, as the new prime minister. According to Swedish TV, in the vote held on the same day, Andersson received 99 votes in favor and 248 against, and failed to be passed by the parliament. Andersson served as Prime Minister of Sweden from 2021 to 2022. In an interview with Swedish television after the vote ended, Andersson said that the Swedish parliament is currently facing a difficult situation, and it may take many rounds of voting to form a new government. Swedish Parliament Speaker Andreas Nolen announced the nomination of Andersson as prime minister on the 13th, and the Social Democratic Party will form a separate cabinet. Previously, the four opposition parties, which together won more than half of the seats in the September parliamentary election, failed to reach an agreement on forming a joint cabinet.