The MPRP (or MAKN) party is likely to win a majority in Mongolia’s election reports the UB Post. The General Election Committee reported that the turnout was 74.3 per cent compared with about 82 per cent in 2004.

In the previous parliament the MPRP held 37 of the 76 seats in parliament. This time the party secretary is claiming that the party will win at least 38 seats, which would be enough for a working majority at least.

This election result would avoid any cohabitation.

By the way, I misled you in the previous post about the electoral system. There was a change after the last election and it is now a multi-member system.