Sweden has gone to the polls to decide the country’s next government.<br /><br />The centre left Social Democrats are tipped to win, but opinion polls suggest its leader Stefan Lofven may be forced to form a coalition.<br /><br />That puts Sweden’s serving Prime Minister Frederick Reinfeldt and his center right government, potentially on the way out, despite a relatively sound economic performance since coming to power eight years ago.<br /><br />Reinfeldt’s coalition oversaw a period of GDP growth, as well as cuts to taxes and welfare benefits.<br /><br />The anti-immigration ticket comes in the shape of the Sweden Democrats party, who are expected to get a relatively strong showing. The country estimates around 80,000 asylum seekers will cross its borders in 2014, the highest level since 1992
