Voting in the country is so split, that only one party made it over twenty percent.
With 20.45%, the Social Democrats gained the most votes, but nowhere near enough to form any obvious coalition.
ANO 2011, a relatively new centrist party, took 18.65% showing that they are definitely here to stay.
The Communists took 14.91%, not enough for a majority should they and the left leaning Social Democrats come to coalition terms.
Only gaining 7.7% the Civic Democrats showed a massive loss, that could signal the end of their party.
Hopes are that a coalition, of some sort, can be formed.
If a coalition can't be formed, a new election will be required.
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