Recent polls have shown huge variety in who could be the next to move into Rosenbad – the Swedish Prime Minister’s office.
An intense battle between the leftist coalition led by Prime Minister Stefan Löfven and the Alliance led by the Moderates party’s Ulf Kristersson is expected to continue as the leftist coalition is currently right ahead of their rivals.
In addition, the Sweden Democrats led by Jimmie Åkesson is gaining ground for their eurosceptic and anti-immigration policies.
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4.24pm update: Sweden Democrats leader Jimmie Åkesson will boycott Swedish broadcaster SVT tonight.
After yesterday’s debate, SVT said they would not support a statement made by Jimmie Åkesson’s on integration and work, where the party leader said: “Immigrants don’t belong in Sweden.”
The party leader said in a statement earlier today: “It must be quite unique in Swedish political history that the state channel in the last election debate, a couple of days before the polls closes, distance themselves from a party. I have never experienced anything like that.”
It is not clear whether the party will boycott the state channel during the election day tomorrow.
The TV-channels decision has later been criticised for being undemocratic.