Manual counting of votes has practically ended in Kyrgyzstan. The new Parliament, consisting of 90 deputies, has actually been formed.
As a result of voting, six political parties overcame the 5 percent threshold in the single electoral district: Ata Zhurt Kyrgyzstan, Ishenim, Alliance, Butun Kyrgyzstan, Yntymak and Yiman Nuru. They will distribute 54 mandates among themselves, depending on the number of votes they won.
Candidates for deputies in single-mandate constituencies received 34 more seats. Two deputy mandates are still vacant to date. Re-elections will be held in Sverdlovsky and Pervomaisky districts, because the majority of voters voted against all candidates on November 28, 2021.
