51.   Eighty seats went to the top vote getter in each district, although elections in two districts were postponed because of the deaths of candidates.

52.   Fifty-four seats went to independents while five went to smaller parties.

53.   Fourteen seats went to smaller parties.

54.   Four seats each went to the Third Way party, United Arab List and the religious United Torah Judaism.

55.   Four seats went to Katusseqatigiit, an unwieldy alliance of populist politicians who have often-contradictory views and the last seat likely would go to an independent candidate.

56.   In the Caspian Sea province of Mazandaran, all four seats went to hard-liners.

57.   Instead, the seat went to North Carolina based on its count of military and federal employees working abroad.

58.   Most legislative seats went to runoffs set for this Sunday, and the violence has shown no sign of abating.

59.   Most agree the top seat will go to unionist and human-rights advocate Lau Chin-shek of the Democratic Party.

60.   Nine seats went to the Democratic Union, a coalition of three small opposition parties.