Monday, September 14, 2026

SUNDAY'S SUPER-CLOSE ELECTION — "Open borders stopped the right from winning": "This could be the first election where the Muslim immigration community decides the outcome"

"This could be the first election in Sweden", declared the rightist party leader Jimmie Åkesson, "where the Muslim immigration community decides the outcome." 

The results of Sunday's election in Sweden should have been known by that evening, with the right expected to be the winners. Instead, the rightists are in trouble in what is a super-close election, dominated by the left — if only by 0.4% — and with the right and the left tottering between, respectively, 49.1% and 49.5%. 

And the reason, according to Berlingske's , quoting the Sweden Democrats leader, is that "a political wave has hit Sweden," with the migrant community suddenly starting to participate in local and national elections.

"One thing that the Swedish election has made clear" writes Peter Imanuelsen: "Open borders stopped the right from winning."  

Does this remind you of similar elections in other countries and states?

As Stephen Green commented on Facebook, quoting Peter Sweden

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT OPEN BORDERS* 
(*And why the Left loves them.)

One thing that the Swedish election has made clear. 
Open borders stopped the right from winning. 
People with a non European background overwhelmingly voted left. 
The left supports open borders because it is a strategic political move to stay in power. 

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