Ethiopia’s National Election Board reports that Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s Prosperity Party wins another large parliamentary majority in this month’s parliamentary elections. Multiple outlets describe the result as an “overwhelming” or “big” majority, reflecting how comfortably the ruling party retains control of parliament. The reports also say the opposition fails to consolidate into a strong alternative, leaving it fragmented. According to the election results released by the election board, the Prosperity Party secures sufficient seats for a continued legislative majority, reinforcing Abiy Ahmed’s political position. One outlet frames the outcome as the party “comfortably” defeating a divided opposition, while another characterizes it as a “large” majority based on the board’s released figures. Taken together, the coverage indicates that voters deliver another strong mandate for the ruling party at the parliamentary level and that opposition parties collectively do not present a unified electoral challenge. The reports focus on the announced seat results and the balance of power in parliament following the election.