Iceland’s Social Democrats win most votes in election, but promise coalition government
By APSunday, April 26, 2009
Iceland’s Social Democrats win most election votes
REYKJAVIK, Iceland — Official results from Iceland’s general elections show the Social Democrats won the most votes.
The results released Sunday give the Social Democratic Party a plurality with more than 30 percent. The Left-Green Movement received more than 21 percent of the ballot.
The two parties say they will form a coalition government.
The official results are based on 97.9 percent of the votes cast in Saturday’s elections, with five constituencies still counting ballots.
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Tags: Eu-iceland-elections, Europe, European Union, Iceland, Political Organizations, Political Parties, Reykjavik, Western Europe
Tags: Eu-iceland-elections, Europe, European Union, Iceland, Political Organizations, Political Parties, Reykjavik, Western Europe
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