İrlanda Temsilciler Meclisi seçim sonuçları açıklandı. Üç büyük parti hiçbiri çoğunluk koltuğu elde edemedi.

Gold 10 data on December 3, news, the results of the Irish parliamentary House of Representatives elections were announced on December 2 local time. None of the three major political parties obtained a majority of seats that qualify for independent cabinet formation. The election was held on November 29. The election results showed that out of 174 seats in the House of Representatives, the Republican Party won 48 seats, ranking first; the main opposition party, Sinn Fein, won 39 seats, ranking second; the Unity Party led by the current Prime Minister Harris won 38 seats, ranking third; the remaining seats were obtained by other political parties or independent candidates. According to Irish law, only political parties that obtain more than half of the seats in the House of Representatives are eligible to form a cabinet independently. In view of the current election results, the three major parties with more seats must seek the support of other parties or independent candidates to form a coalition government. Analysts pointed out that it may take several weeks to form a new government, and the possibility of a coalition government formed by the Republican Party, the Unity Party, and another smaller party is higher. The Irish Parliament consists of the Senate and the House of Representatives. The term of the House of Representatives is 5 years. This House of Representatives was elected in February 2020 and must hold elections before the end of the term in March 2025. In June 2020, the Republican Party, the Unity Party, and the Green Party formed a coalition government, and according to the protocol reached by the three parties, the government implemented a rotating prime minister system. The current Prime Minister Harris announced the dissolution of the House of Representatives on November 8. After the dissolution of the House of Representatives, parliamentary elections must be held within 30 days.