Portugal's ruling centre-right Democratic Alliance is set to win the most votes in the general election, but exit polls indicate it will fall short of an outright majority. This outcome is likely to result in continued political instability and the need for coalition-building. The election campaign was dominated by pressing issues such as housing shortages and immigration. The result reflects a broader trend in Europe, where populist parties are gaining ground amid concerns over immigration and economic challenges. Portugal now faces a period of negotiation as parties seek to form a workable government.
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Portuguese PM’s party set to win general election, fall short of majority
The election has been dominated by issues such as housing and immigration and follows a decade of fragile governments.