Luxembourg national elections
All the developments from result announcement to party discussions as Luxembourg awaits new government
In the early hours of Monday morning, the election results from across the country were announced.
It was a big night for the Greens, which won three extra seats in parliament.
The Pirate Party has also won two seats, entering parliament for the first time.
It was a tough night for the CSV, however, which gained 28.3% of the total vote – the highest percentage for a single party but 5 percentage points fewer than they gained in 2013. The party has also lost two seats.
The DP won 12 seats – one seat less than in 2013, and the LSAP are down three seats with a total of 10.
The ADR gained a seat from the LSAP in the North and has four seats in parliament, while Déi Lénk has two.
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