Was Magdalena ever Prime Minister?
No.
She never had time to become prime minister, although the possibility still remains.
- Formally, you do not become prime minister until after a change of government council, and it would have taken place only on Friday, says Jan Teorell, professor of political science.
Who leads Sweden?
The question from a foreign reporter tore down bursts of laughter in the press room after Magdalena Andersson announced that she was resigning.
- I had not taken office as Prime Minister.
So it is still Stefan Löfven who is prime minister in a transitional government, Magdalena Andersson replied.
When will a new prime ministerial vote take place?
The Speaker has approved Magdalena Andersson's dismissal.
An announcement on how the continuation will be and when a possible new vote can take place will come on Thursday.
- The fastest could be a new vote on Monday, it may take another day.
But sometime next week without a doubt, says Jan Teorell.
Will Magdalena Andersson be released in a new prime ministerial vote?
Yes, as it looks now.
During the day and evening, both the Green Party and the Center Party and the Western Party have announced that they will release Magdalena Andersson once again.
"Magdalena Andersson stands by her word to deliver on the agreement we have concluded and the Center Party will release her as Prime Minister," writes party leader Annie Lööf on Twitter.
"The agreement with the Green Party and the Social Democrats continues to apply," writes V's party leader Nooshi Dadgostar on Facebook.
Can the budget be changed?
No.
The budget proposal from the Moderates, Christian Democrats and Sweden Democrats won the vote in the Riksdag against the government's budget bill with the figures 154–143.
No matter how the continuation is in a new government formation, the opposition's budget has been hammered through.
Which government ministers disappear in a pure S-government?
If Magdalena Andersson's one-party government becomes a fact, five environmentally partisan ministers will be replaced and replaced:
• Minister for Gender Equality and HousingMärta Stenevi
• Minister of the Environment and Climate and Deputy Prime Minister Per Bolund
• Minister of Financial Markets Åsa Lindhagen
• Minister of Culture and Sports Amanda Lind
• Minister for Development Aid Per Olsson Fridh
In addition, three Social Democratic posts will be replaced, Magdalena Andersson's post of Minister of Finance and Minister of Trade and Industry Ibrahim Baylan and Minister of Rural Affairs Jennie Nilsson, who have both announced their resignation.