Sweden OUT, Swede-stan IN: The elections decided by immigrants

The left bloc in Sweden defeated the center-right by about 30,000 votes in yesterday's elections. The reporter claims the outcome was determined by Muslim immigrant voters, and that if only Swedes and those of European background had voted, the right would have won. The article presents the results as a show of force by Muslim immigration in Europe.

The left bloc in Sweden defeated the center-right by about 30,000 votes in yesterday's elections, in what was described in the Scandinavian country as a dramatic shift. The reporter, Nati Langerman, claims the decision was determined by Muslim immigrants who arrived in Sweden in 2015, and that if only Swedes and those of European background had voted, the right would have won easily. The article quotes a tweet from the Visegrád 24 account, stating that in a scenario where only Swedes and European immigrants voted, the right would have won 181 seats compared to 168 for the left, while the actual result is 173 for the right and 176 for the left. The reporter describes a demographic process of over a million immigrants arriving in Sweden, and notes a decrease in shootings and murders under the outgoing center-right government, but claims the Muslim immigrants did not intend to integrate and chose to take revenge at the ballot box. The article presents the results as a show of force by Muslim immigration in Europe, using the term "Swede-stan" to describe the demographic change. The analysis relies on sample data and notes that in polling stations in Muslim areas, left-wing parties received about 95% of the vote.