Minor political parties could determine the next government as neither of the leading candidates appears set to secure an outright majority, leaving coalition negotiations critical to forming a stable administration. With no single bloc likely to command a majority of seats, smaller parties will hold significant influence over policy priorities and legislative outcomes. The uncertainty surrounding coalition talks may prolong the process of government formation, raising questions about political stability in the coming weeks. Voters may find themselves watching closely as negotiations unfold to see which alliances take shape.
Smaller parties hold the key, with major contenders expected to fall short of the majority needed to govern alone.
