A woman looks on as a child casts her vote during a general election run-off in Birzai, Lithuania, October 23, 2016. REUTERS/Ints Kalnins
VILNIUS (Reuters) - Lithuania's centre-right opposition Peasants and Greens party declared victory after a second round of voting in a general election on Sunday and said it would start negotiations with the Homeland Union and Social Democrats over forming a coalition government.
The Peasants and Greens won 54 seats in the 141-member parliament, making it the biggest party, results published by the Lithuanian election commission showed.
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