The Romanian Central Election Office announced the official results of the parliamentary elections on the 4th, with a total of 7 political parties entering the new parliament with a vote share of 5%. The Social Democratic Party maintains its position as the largest party in parliament. The election results showed that in the parliamentary elections for both houses, the Social Democratic Party, one of the ruling coalition parties, had the highest vote share, with 22.4% and 21.96% respectively; The Romanian Solidarity Union ranks second with vote percentages of 18.3% and 18.01%, respectively; The ruling coalition's other party, the National Liberal Party, ranked third with 14.28% and 13.2% of the vote. Following them are the Save Romania Alliance Party, the "Romanian Light" Party, the Youth Party, and the Romanian Hungarian Democratic Union. On the same day, the interim chairman of the National Liberal Party, Bolojan, announced that the National Liberal Party, Social Democratic Party, Romanian Hungarian Democratic Union, Save Romania Alliance Party, and representatives of ethnic minorities had reached an agreement to form an alliance. Romania held parliamentary elections on the 1st, electing 137 senators and 332 representatives. More than 8000 candidates from 31 political parties, alliances, and 19 ethnic minority organizations participated in the competition. (New Society)