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According to preliminary data, of 58 of the 71 counties, the Social Democrats collected 10.72 percent. votes in fourth place, they receive 9 seats. Third is the Labor Party, which raised 12.70 percent. voter support.
“Obviously that small percentage difference exists, and the Labor Party may have surprised everyone, including us. That is what the voices absorbed and why they did not fall in love with the Social Democrats, and the Labor Party will probably be explained by political scientists and we will be a little later, later. And now we are preparing for the second round, ”said G. Paluckas.
The leader of the Social Democrats assured that negotiations on the formation of the ruling coalition will not begin on Sunday night.
“There are no negotiations today, there are no coalitions, there are no talks,” said the politician.
According to Paluck, when the votes come from the big cities, the Social Democrats have a chance to outperform the workers.
“It just came to our knowledge then. Let’s wait, let’s see, we count. We are not predicting anything, we are preparing to fight in the second round. This is our main concern,” said the Social Democratic leader.
G. Paluck himself should enter the second round of elections in the single-member constituency of Utena. Here he fights with Conservative MP Edmund Pupinis.
„[Rezultatus] I appreciate it a lot. We have only one member, a Conservative representative who has served there for three terms. And the voices of the center-left spread, spread. We will try to collect them all before the second round. I think the situation is very bad, ”said G. Paluckas.
The Social Democratic leader said before the elections that the main goal was to improve the 2016 result when the LSDP gathered 17 seats.
“I don’t know when I’ll count everything and see who made it to the second rounds. There were 9 for a moment, then 7, when I count them all, then we’ll see how many of those second rounds are here. Maybe a little less than planned, but we will fight for all, ”said G. Paluckas.
According to the leader of the Social Democrats, he was surprised by the performances of both parties. First of all, it is the Labor Party, which is ahead of the Social Democrats themselves, and the Freedom and Justice Party.
After counting data from half of the small districts on Sunday, the ruling Lithuanian Peasants and Greens Union leads the Seimas elections in the multi-member electoral district, they are being persecuted by the opposition Union of the Fatherland – Christian Democrats Lithuanians.
According to data published by the Central Electoral Commission (CEC), after counting the votes in 1,082 electoral districts since 1989, 21.59 percent voted for “campesinos.” voters, and that would give them 19 seats out of 70 in the multi-member constituency so far.
In second place is the opposition Lithuanian Christian National-Democratic Union with 17.12 percent. votes, which so far promises them 15 seats.
In third place is the Labor Party, which did not cross the multinominal barrier during the last elections, with 13.23 percent. votes and 12 seats.
The fourth would be the opposition Lithuanian Social Democratic Party, which gathered 10.8 percent in these districts. votes cast and 10 seats received.
For the first time in the parliamentary elections, the Freedom Party cut 5%. barrier with 5.79 percent. votes and could wait five seats.
The opposition Liberal Movement obtained 5.61 percent in the area. votes and would also receive five seats.
The last batch, according to intermediate data, exceeds 5 percent. The barrier would be the Polish electoral campaign of Lithuania-Union of Christian families with 5.07 percent. the votes of the voters who would currently give them four seats.
Other parties, according to current mid-district data, lag behind 5 percent. poster borders. Lithuania’s ruling Social Democratic Labor Party is first before the board at 4.34 percent. voters’ votes.
So far, votes from districts in small regions have been counted, the results will be further adjusted by votes from districts in large cities.
In a multi-member constituency, 17 parties drew up candidate lists.
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