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Socialists re-elected in Portugal

An exit poll tonight showed the centre-left Socialist Party has won re-election in Portugal’s parliamentary elections.

Socialists re-elected in Portugal

Sun, 27 Sep, 2009 - 20:45

An exit poll tonight showed the centre-left Socialist Party has won re-election in Portugal’s parliamentary elections.

The poll for public broadcaster RTP gives the Socialists 36-40% and the main opposition party, the centre-right Social Democrats, 25-29%,

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