The ruling centre-right coalition Democratic Alliance (AD/PSD-CDS) remained the strongest political force in Portugal, with 32% of votes won in the Sunday general election.
With 99% of the vote counted, far-right party Chega, which earned 22,56%, has managed to nearly become the second-strongest party in the country, nearing the Socialist Party (PS) which won 23,38% of the vote. Both parties will have the same number of seats in the new parliament, 58.