With a new wave of legislative elections in Portugal three years ago, the Lusite Parliament notes the right and the growing right in the country. In total, 226 out of 230 seats from the Republic Association were already determined in the legislative electoral race, which took place this Sunday (18).
With about 99 % of polls, party Ultra -right arrival 58 chairs won 8 more than the last elections. The Socialist Party (PS), in turn, decreased from 78 by 2024 to 58 in 2025. Data are from the country’s Ministry of Internal Affairs.
A Democratic Alliance on the Central Right (AD) He was the winner of the elections, and he had 86 Seats in Portugal Parliament – nine more than 77 Won in the last elections, which took place in March 2024.
Despite the victory of M, with 32 % of good sounds, The party does not get the majority in Parliament. The coalition, which consists of PSD and CDS-PP, will need 116 vacancies.
This illustrations have former Prime Minister Louis Al -Jabal Al -Aswad, who was overthrown in March this year, as a candidate to return to the position. At the other end, the extreme right -wing party, led by former candidate André Ventura, arrived in a surprise: He managed to violate the technical tie with the Socialist Party (PS), in a scope of 22 %.
Despite the sports victory, the result does not elect the Black Montenegroly. In order to be able to return to the main ministers, the Lusite politician should still be appointed by President Marcelo Reblo de Sousa, who occurs after consulting the parties that elected parliamentarians to the Republic Association.
Despite the apparent defeat, Ventura, the leader of arrival, celebrated a draw with the Socialist Party. For journalists, the leader of the correct shortcut said it was a “historic result”, and that the “two parties” would have died in Portugal.
Until 10:25 pm this Sunday (18), the total of the Ministry of Internal Affairs for Portugal was 5.965.322 Voices, with a percentage of post 64.38 %.
In March 2024, AD won the national elections by 28.8 % of the votes, bypassing the socialists by 28 %. However, a year after victory, his government lost a parliamentary confidence after the opposition interrogated the safety of Montenegro in regard to the company’s advisory negotiations.