Pro-Western Moldovan President Maia Sandu's PAS party was leading snap parliamentary elections on Sunday, preliminary data from the central election commission showed, Reuters reported. The party based its campaign on a platform of fighting corruption and carrying out reforms.

The Scottish pro-independence SNP won over conservatives and liberals in a parliamentary election on Friday, Reuters reported. Still it would remain unclear whether SNP will have a clear majority as some results will hang on undecided through Saturday due to very close voting results. A clear majority for SNP will allow the country to call a new referendum for independence from the UK.

Albania's PM Edi Rama declared victory in parliamentary elections on Tuesday and claimed a record third term in office, but the opposition has refused to accept the result, AFP reported. Rama held a victory rally in front of thousands of supporters after the election commission said his Socialists were on course for 74 seats in the 140-seat parliament following Sunday's vote.

An exit poll for Albania’s parliamentary election on Sunday suggests that the ruling Socialist Party is in a tight race with the opposition Democratic Party, AP reported. The exit poll run for Euronews Albania from the MRB, part of the London-based Kantar Group, projects that the left-wing Socialists will win about 46% of the vote while the Democrats are expected to capture about 42%.

Albania is facing a parliamentary election on Sunday seen as vital for its ambitions to join the EU after an acrimonious campaign marred by a deadly gunfight between supporters of rival parties, AFP reported.

Two weeks before the general election in The Netherlands, scheduled for 17 March, the latest poll of polls hints that as many as 15 parties could be represented in the new parliament, DutchNews.nl reported. While support for PM Mark Rutte’s VVD remains far above the rest – with 23% to 25% of the vote – a number of new parties may win one or two, including pan European party Volt.

Jordanians vote on Tuesday in a parliamentary election overshadowed by the coronavirus pandemic which has dealt a heavy blow to the Arab country's already debt-ridden economy, news wires reported.

Syria's ruling Baath party and its allies have won a widely expected majority in parliamentary elections that were held across government-controlled areas of the war-torn country, according to the results announced on Tuesday. The exiled opposition labeled the vote a "farce."

Syrians voted Sunday to elect a new parliament as the Damascus government grapples with international sanctions and a crumbling economy after retaking large parts of the war-torn country.

The pro-Western Social Democrats narrowly win against the center-right opposition, the preliminary results of the parliamentary election in North Macedonia, held on Wednesday, show. The state election commission said early Thursday that with nearly 94% of the vote counted the Social Democrats (SDSM) have 36% and VMRO-DPMNE follow at more than 34%.