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With New Democracy still ahead in the polls, smaller parties appear to have benefitted the most from public outrage.
SP coalesced with two smaller parties and won 14.24% of the vote.
need the help of United We Can and other smaller parties.
Smaller parties made major gains in Sunday's vote,
Smaller parties are also vigourously protesting what they describe as inadequate representation on the central
Smaller parties are struggling to meet that requirement,
Albania's major political parties have started negotiations with the smaller parties to find possible allies in the long fight to secure as many offices as possible at the local level.
would likely benefit smaller parties, particularly former Prime Minister Ivan Kostov's Democrats for Strong Bulgaria(DSB),
whereas smaller parties without strong presidential candidates will lose votes,'' Stankovic said.
The most likely outcome is for Thaci to join forces with LDK-- as the PDK is not expected to win enough votes to form a ruling leadership with smaller parties.
the Croatian Democratic Union 1990(HDZ 1990), and several smaller parties established the Croat National Assembly(HNS).
to go from seven to nine, allowing smaller parties to gain representation.
386 to 199 and eliminating runoffs, hurting smaller parties that could form alliances between voting rounds.
A new poll suggests that a voter turnout of 50 per cent in the 25 June parliamentary elections in Bulgaria will benefit several smaller parties, which are unlikely to enter parliament if more than 60 per cent of the voters choose to go to the polls.
Another possibility is that the major parties may find they have more in common ideologically with each other than with the smaller parties, or that the fragmentation of the smaller parties is so great that no other coalition is stable.
giving an extra swing to the smaller parties in the upcoming elections.".
But then-PD leader Traian Basescu's victory in the presidential poll led to the creation of a centre-right coalition consisting of the two DA members plus two smaller parties-- the ethnic Hungarian UDMR, and the Conservative Party(PC), formerly known as the Humanist Party, which had previously backed the PSD.
At least one mass party, the French Communist Party(PCF) and many smaller parties strongly opposed to Eurocommunism
as well as many smaller parties strongly opposed to Eurocommunism
The RPF formed a coalition with several smaller parties, which received 74% of the vote in the 2003 parliamentary elections,