Iceland’s claim of electing Europe’s first female-majority legislature was retracted due to a miscalculation after the centrist ruling coalition added to its majority.
While initial data showed that some 33 of 63 seats in Iceland’s parliament, the Althingi, were won by women in Saturday’s ballot, it later emerged that a handful of votes had been miscounted, affecting the distribution of so-called “compensatory” seats, according to public broadcaster RUV, which communicates election results in an official role. This means there will be 33 men and 30 women in parliament.
The change doesn’t affect the overall distribution of seats showing Prime Minister

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