瑞典中左联盟在9月13日选举中赢得176个议席，领先右翼联盟3席，但其领导人玛格达莱娜·安德松于9月28日宣布组阁谈判失败1。安德松表示："根据我进行的讨论，我可以得出结论，就目前而言，我无法组建政府"1。
组阁团队由社民党、绿党、中心党和左翼党组成1。联盟内部分歧严重，其中中心党领导人伊丽莎白·坦德·林奎斯特已排除支持瑞典民主党或左翼党影响的政府1。鉴于中左联盟的组建尝试受挫，议会发言人预计将要求中右翼温和党领导人乌尔夫·克里斯特松尝试组建新政府1。
Sweden's center-left alliance has thrown its election victory into jeopardy after failing to form a governing coalition. Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson announced on September 28 that coalition negotiations had collapsed, declaring: "Based on the discussions I have conducted, I can conclude that, for the time being, I am unable to form a government."1
The center-left bloc had secured 176 seats in the September 13 election, edging out the right-wing alliance's 173 seats.1 However, the governing coalition—comprising the Social Democrats, Greens, Centre Party, and Left Party—fractured over irreconcilable policy differences.1 The impasse centers on the Centre Party's refusal to work with either the Sweden Democrats or under Left Party influence, as stated by Centre Party leader Elisabeth Tänder Linquist, who has ruled out supporting any government shaped by these factions.1
With the center-left unable to bridge internal divisions, parliamentary leadership is expected to turn to Ulf Kristersson, leader of the center-right Moderate Party, to attempt forming an alternative government.1 Sweden's recent coalition timelines suggest a protracted process ahead: the 2022 government took 37 days to assemble, while the 2018 formation required 134 days.1
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