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Lithuania Lithuania's Seimas Election: Results, Seat Distribution, and Coalition Options

Election Winner
DP
19.8 % of votes
Parties in Parliament
7
-2 compared to 2008

Final Official Results of Lithuania's Seimas Election

The bars show each party's vote share. Results of Lithuania's Seimas Election Held on 14 October 2012

DP
19.8
15.1
8.6
DK
8.0
3.9
2.1
1.8
1.2
SPF
1.2
Other
25.2
Government cannot remain in office

The incumbent governing parties achieved 7.1% of the seats.

Seimas Seat Distribution After Lithuania's Election

Coalition Calculator: Possible Majorities Following Lithuania's Parliamentary Election

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Majority 71

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Every party in detail: votes, gains and losses

Orientation Party Votes Seats Link
Centre-Left DP 19.8 % 29
Centre-Right TS-LKD 15.1 % 33
Liberal LRLS 8.6 % 10
Centre-Right Drąsos Kelias 8.0 % 7
Right Tvarka ir teisingumas 7.3 % 12
Centre-Right LLRA-KŠS 5.8 % 8
Environment & Climate LVŽS 3.9 % 1
Liberal LiCS 2.1 % 0
Centre-Right TAIP 1.8 % 0
Right Krikščionių konservatorių socialinė sąjunga 1.2 % 0
Left SPF 1.2 % 0
Unknown Other Parties 25.2 % 41

Lithuania's Seimas Election: The Key Contenders

Lithuania's Seimas Election: A Historical Perspective

2012: DP 19.8%, TS-LKD 15.1%, LRLS 8.6%, DK 8.0%, TT — LDP 7.3%, LLRA-KŠS 5.8%. 2008: DP 9.0%, TS-LKD 19.7%, LRLS 5.7%, TT — LDP 12.7%, LLRA-KŠS 4.8%. 2004: DP 28.4%, TS-LKD 14.8%, TT — LDP 11.4%, LLRA-KŠS 3.8%

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