Results from the Czech Republic's general election suggest centre-right parties may form the next government.
The left-wing Social Democrats narrowly won, with 22% of the vote.
But Jiri Paroubek quickly resigned as leader of the party, saying the country was on track for a right-wing coalition.
The conservative Civic Democrats have 20% but two potential allies won more than 27% combined.
The big campaign issues included cutting the deficit, pension reform and stamping out corruption.
The country has had an interim administration since the centre-right government was toppled halfway through last year.