As a result of Sunday’s elections, five political parties have won seats in the Estonian parliament, RIA Novosti reported citing the Estonian National Electoral Committee.

It is noted that according to preliminary data, the country’s opposition liberal Reform party garnered 28.8% of votes, which translates to 34 seats in the 101-seat legislature of Estonia. The Centre party has 23% (26 seats), the Conservative People’s Party of Estonia—17.8% (19 seats), Isamaa party—11.4% (12 seats), and the Social Democrats—9.8% (10 seats).

Ten parties and fifteen independent candidates ran for parliament.

The contenders had to pass the 5% threshold to win seats in the Estonian legislature.