Iceland Elections Are Over, What Happens Next?

The Independence Party has won the election in Iceland. Before forming a government, party leaders will meet with the Icelandic President. The president will then mandate a leader to form a government, likely from the Independence Party. Analysts suggest a coalition with the Revival Party and either the Bright Future Party or the Progressive Party is probable. The process may take up to 26 days, based on historical precedents.

Which party emerged as the winner in the recent elections?

• The Revival Party

• The Bright Future Party

• The Independence Party

• The Progressive Party

What is the next step after the elections before a government can be formed?

• A coalition agreement

• A parliamentary vote

• A meeting with the Iceland President

• A public referendum

Which coalition is considered most likely by political analysts?

• Independence Party with the Revival Party and the Green Party

• Independence Party with the Progressive Party and the Bright Future Party

• Independence Party with the Revival Party and the Progressive Party

• Independence Party with the Revival Party and the Bright Future Party

How long might it take to form a government based on past experiences?

• 30 days

• 26 days

• 15 days

• 10 days

Where is the correspondent reporting from?

• Reykjavik, Iceland

• Helsinki, Finland

• Oslo, Norway

• Stockholm, Sweden