The Central Electoral Commission on Sunday confirmed its preliminary results of Saturday's general election in Slovakia and made the results official.

Prime Minister Robert Fico's Smer-SD party won the elections with 34.79-percent support. Leading opposition SDKU-DS party received 15.42 percent of votes and the fledgling Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) party received 12.14 percent of votes. Next came Christian Democrats (KDH) - 8.52 percent and Most-Hid party - 8.12 percent. The last party to break through the 5-percent threshold required to win representation in Parliament was the Slovak National Party (SNS), garnering 5.07 percent of the votes.

Two currently parliamentary parties - ethnic-Hungarian SMK party and LS-HZDS party - received 4.33 and 4.32 percent of votes. Both these parties won't have any representation in Parliament in the upcoming term.

Slovak parliament consists of 150 seats. Smer-SD will be represented by 62 legislators, while SDKU will occupy 28 seats. SaS will have 22 MPs, followed by KDH with 15 representatives. Most-Hid and SNS will have 14 and 9 legislators.

(SKTODAY / TASR / TASR Photo)