I would also love to know but I’m content to guess.
Sweden democrats polled the most of the right wing parties but may have no support from the other parties to have representatives in the top roles. The prime minister will be from the centre right party and my guess is that behind closed doors there are efforts to keep all 4 parties happy enough, not easy when one party has publicly expressed that they will not govern with the Sweden democrats.
In the end they are politicians that want as much power as possible and will work it out because if they don’t then they risk having no power at all. IMO
Swedish election results, page-36
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