The Portuguese Prime Minister’s Party is scheduled to win the public elections, after the majority Election news

The ruling Democratic Alliance in the center (AD) ruling in Portugal is preparing to win the largest number of votes in the early parliamentary elections, but it is less than a complete majority, which showed exit polls, paving the way for further political instability in the country.

On Sunday, the third in the many years, for a period of one year in the state of the minority government, was summoned after Prime Minister Luis Montenegro failed to win a parliamentary vote for trust in March when the opposition interrogated his safety regarding his family’s consulting company.

Montenegro denied any violations, and most polls showed that voters refused to criticize the opposition.

The elections, which are also dominated by issues such as housing and immigration, follow a contract of fragile governments. The only one of those governments that collapsed the parliamentary majority in the middle of the road during its term last year.

Exit polls published by the three main TV channels – SIC, RTP and TVI – Declaration of Montenegroic Montenegrory that it receives between 29 percent and 35.1 percent of the votes, where they got the largest stake but again there is no parliamentary majority, similar to what happened in the previous elections in March 2024.

Outside the polling station where Montenegro voted in the northern city of Espinho, Irene Mediros, 77, told Reuters that “the best candidate should win”, but she was afraid of more uncertainty.

According to opinion polls, the Socialist Party on Montenegro, the Socialist Party on the left (PS), obtained between 19.4 per cent and 26 percent of the vote, almost with the extremist Chiga party, which is 19.5 percent to 25.5 percent, which is higher than 18 percent in 2024.

With this outcome, DA can get between 85 and 96 seats, less than 116 seats required for a majority in Parliament of 230 seats in Portugal. A minority government or partnerships with smaller parties can form a majority.

Most official results are expected by midnight (23:00 GMT).

During the last century, two parties took control of Portugal, with social democrats, who head Da and PS alternately power.

The general frustration of their record in the government has closed the research and the growth of new alternatives in recent years.

“This campaign was very weak, and ridiculous moments, like the clown. There was only a great deal about Portugal within the European Union – as if we were not part of it,” he said, adding that the “teacher” with all parties.

Political scientist Antonio Costa Pinto said that the new parliament is likely to be similar to the other, and it was impossible to predict the period in which the government will continue, because it depends on factors ranging from the international situation to the ability of the announcement to reach deals with other parties.

“The only suspicion is whether the advertisement will form a new minority government … or whether it will form a post -operative alliance with IL, even if this alliance does not guarantee an absolute majority,” referring to the Liberal Initiative Party in favor of marriage (IL), according to Reuters.

Shortly after his polling, Montenegro told reporters that he was confident of stability.

“There is a search for a stable solution, but this will now depend on (people) options,” he said.

The second consecutive minority government in Portugal would end with the worst talisman of political instability for decades of the European Union country, which is 10.6 million people.

Over the past fifty years, two parties have controlled politics, with social democrats, who head Da, and the Socialist Party alternately in power.