After 99.8% of the ballots have been counted, the Communists Party polled 44.76% of the vote, the Liberal Democratic Party – 16.55%, the Liberal Party – 14.61%, the Democratic Party – 12.55%, while the Moldova Noastra Alliance – 7.35%, Info-Prim Neo reports. If the elections are validated, the PCRM will be represented in the Parliament by: Vladimir Voronin, Zinaida Greceanyi, Vladimir Turcan, Victor Mandru, Mark Tkaciuk, Igor Dodon, Vladimir Vitiuc, Victor Stepaniuc, Eugenia Ostapciuc, Vladimir Eremciuc, Maria Postoico, Ivan Calin, Galina Balmos, Valentin Guznac, Anatolie Popusoi, Dmitri Todoroglo, Grigore Petrenco, Vasili Sova, Svetlana Rusu, Iurie Muntean, Igor Vremea, Veronica Abramciuc, Aliona Babiuc, Elena Bondarenco, Vadim Misin, Alla Mironic, Vasile Iovv, Svetlana Popa, Violeta Ivanov, Raisa Spinovschi, Anatolie Zagorodnyi, Anton Miron, Irina Vlah, Oleg Reidman, Oxana Radu, Zinaida Chistruga, Ludmila Belcencova, Ghenadie Morcov, Oxana Domenti, Inna Supac, Iurie Stoicov, Stefan Grigoriev, Eduar Musuc, Petru Porcescu, Tatiana Botnariuc, Oleg Babenco, Natalia Vysotina, and Oleg Garizan. Among the Liberal Democrats, seats of MP will hold Vlad Filat, Alexandru Tanase, Mihai Godea, Liliana Palihovici, Vitalie Nagacevschi, Iurie Tap, Calin Vieru, Ion Balan, Vladimir Hotineanu, Iurie Leanca, Valeriu Ghiletchi, Mihail Sleahtitchi, Angel Agache, Alexandru Cimbriciuc, Simion Furdui, Veaceslav Ionita, Valeriu Strelet, and Ion Butmalai. Dorin Chirtoaca, Mihai Ghimpu, Anatolie Salaru, Corina Fusu, Vadim Cojocaru, Anatolie Arhire, Gheorghe Brega, Vadim Vacarciuc, Oleg Bodrug, Ana Gutu, Ion Hadarca, Valeriu Nemerenco, Ion Lupu, Mihail Moldovanu, and Boris Vieru will enter the Parliament on the Liberal Party’s ticket. If Dorin Chirtoaca refuses to become an MP, he will be replaced by Ion Balan. The Democratic Party of Moldova will be represented by: Marian Lupu, Valeriu Lazar, Igor Corman, Andrei Popov, Aurel Baiesu, Dumitru Diacov, Oleg Serebrian, Alexandru Stoianoglo, Marcel Raducan, Valeriu Guma, Anatolie Ghilas, Valentina Buliga, and Stella Jantuan. The Moldova Noastra Alliance will have the following representatives: Serafim Urecheanu, Veaceslav Untila, Ion Plesca, Leonid Bujor, Vasile Balan, Iurie Colesnic, and Veaceslav Platon. The election threshold of 5% was not passed by the Social Democratic Party, the Christian Democratic People’s Party and the Ecologist Party “Green Alliance”. The definite number of seats for each party will be known after 100% of the ballots are counted. In the April 5 elections, only four runners passed the election threshold of 6%. In the seventeenth legislature, the PCRM had 60 seats, the PLDM – 15, the PL – 15, while the AMN – 11.