Ethiopia’s ruling party retains an overwhelming majority in the country’s parliament following elections held on June 1, according to final results reported on Sunday. Multiple outlets say the election takes place in a context marked by insecurity, but the official outcome gives the governing party a dominant position in the legislature. The reports state that the final results confirm the ruling party’s continued control of parliamentary seats and do not indicate a shift toward opposition parties in the overall distribution of seats. While the articles reference concerns about insecurity during the voting process, they focus primarily on the finalized seat tally and the political result for parliament. Taken together, the sources describe a consistent picture: the election is conducted under challenging conditions, and the ruling party’s parliamentary majority remains intact after the completion of vote counting and publication of final results.