Andrei Pape Papis Party is scheduled to win the Czech elections Election news

As most of the votes rise, the Babis Ano party is in the foreground, but it appears that it is scheduled to lack the majority in Parliament.

The Party of billionaire Andrig Babis Al -Shaabawi has taken the initiative in the parliamentary elections of the Czech Republic, but on its way to the majority.

With polling cards from more than 97 percent of the polling stations on Saturday, Ano 35 percent of the votes had, according to the Czech statistical office. Spolo (Ma’an) Prime Minister Peter Viela (Ma’an) is lags behind 23 percent.

Shortly after the announcement of the preliminary results, Viela confessed to defeat and congratulated Babes.

The participation rate was 68 percent, which is the highest since 1998, with more than 4,400 candidates and 26 concerts competing for seats in the lower home.

President Peter Paville, who bears the power to appoint the next Prime Minister, is expected to open the coalition talks with party leaders on Sunday once the results are completed. Officials have warned that the vote on the mail could slow down the official confirmation.

Despite the strong offer, failure to secure the majority means that Babis cannot rule on its own. Early signs indicate that Ano may seek support from car drivers, a party that opposes the policies of the European Union Green, right -wing extremist and direct democracy (SPD), which has carried out a campaign against both NATO and the European Union.

The deputy leader of the Democratic Democratic Party, Radim Viala, told Czech TV that the party is ready to help topple the government. “We went to the elections with the aim of ending the government of Peter Viela and supporting even for the minority cabinet who are important to us and will achieve the goal we conducted in these elections,” he said.

Partial results showed the pro -Russian parties. SPD 8 percent managed, while the far left Stasilo! The movement, which focused on the Communist Party, failed to wipe the 5 percent threshold to enter Parliament.

Babis, which has led the center left of 2017 to 2021, has turned sharply to the right in recent years. He was supporting the euro, and he is now describing himself as euros, admired by US President Donald Trump, and even distributed the “strong Czech” baseball hats designed after the Maga Trump logo.

He formulated close relations with Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Urban and parallel with the remote right -wing forces in the European Parliament.

While resisting SPD to hold a referendum on the departure of the European Union and NATO, Babis promised to end the Prague Weapons Initiative to Ukraine, as it insists on military assistance by NATO and the European Union.