Babysh populists win in the Czech elections but without most in parliament

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According to the calculation of more than 95% of the vote in the Czech Republic, the Populist Party of Expremier Andrey Babysh won, but does not receive an absolute majority in parliament.

Source: “European Truth” with reference to Idnes

Details: According to the results of the processing of more than 95% of the vote, the populist Anae Expremier Andrey Babisz has 35.4% of the vote, which provides them with 84 mandates in the ward of deputies out of 200.

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In the second place is the governing centering block “Together” with 22.7%.

Stan (“mayors and independent”) has 11%, Pirate Party – 8.6%, populists “Freedom and Direct Democracy” (SPD) Tomio Okamura – 7.9%, “motorists” – 6.8%. Populist Party “Enough!” (Stačilo!) Gives 4.4% and with this result will not be part of the new Parliament.

With the current distribution of votes, the Babisch Party will not be able to count on the majority of the majority, if only “motorists” are involved in the coalition.

What preceded this:

• In the Czech Republic on Friday A two -day vote began in the parliamentary elections.

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