In the late hours of Sunday, the vote count is ticking ever closer to an election result.
According to the preliminary calculations, the Sweden Democrats now look set to become Sweden's second largest party, after the Social Democrats.
According to the first votes counted, the party has overtaken the Moderates, who appear to have lost significantly compared to the 2018 election.
Close to SVT's polling station survey
Even in SVT's polling station survey, Valu, SD was expected to claim second place in the parliamentary election, even though the gap between M and SD has narrowed somewhat.
In Valu, they got 20.5 percent, while at 11:49 p.m., they had 20.7 percent according to the vote count.
In valu, M was estimated to land at 18.8 percent against S 29.3.
At the same time as above, M lands at 19 percent and S at 30.5 percent.
Cautious joy at SD
At SD's election vigil, the preliminary calculations are received with cautious joy.
Riksdag member Henrik Vinge describes the election as a thrill, and says that you must not withdraw anything in advance.
- We really hope that we will win this, says Member of Parliament Henrik Vinge.
Here are the parties' reactions to SVT's election survey
KD's reaction to Valu
48 sec
S's reaction to Valu
1 minute
MP's reaction to Valu
48 sec
C's reaction to Valu
14 sec
V's reaction to Valu
1 minute
L
1 minute
SD's reaction to Valu
27 sec
M
37 sec