“On Tuesday 7 June, the Riksdag voted against the motion from the Sweden Democrats to direct a declaration of no confidence in Minister for Justice and Home Affairs Morgan Johansson (Social Democratic Party),” the Swedish parliament said in a statement.
According to the parliament, for the minister to be toppled a vote of no confidence had to be supported by at least 175 of the parliament's 349 members.
As a result, the initiative was voted for by 174 lawmakers, 97 voted against, 70 abstained and 8 were absent.
On Thursday, 47 members of the Swedish parliament tabled a vote of no confidence in Johansson due to the increase in gun violence cases in the country, prompting Andersson to announce her willingness to resign if the minister does not survive the vote of no confidence.