Swedish opposition lead steady in poll ahead of Sept election


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  • Saturday, 23 Aug 2014

STOCKHOLM August 22 (Reuters) - Sweden's centre-left opposition parties' lead over the governing coalition is steady and the Social Democrats, Green and Left parties would get 48.7 percent of votes if an election were held now, an opinion poll showed on Friday.

Support for the centre-left was down 0.6 percentage points from a week ago, the Sifo poll of 1,254 people conducted between Aug. 18-21 and published by daily paper Svenska Dagbladet, showed.

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