I was thinking the same thing re people voting for the person they probably know well locally.
In the meantime it gives time for the real cost of the instability with the financial markets to bite and rising prices to hit people where it hurts most. I do not envisage investors flooding back to put their money in the "most fragile" of the five emerging economies as I have seen suggested elsewhere on the internet.
If things continue as they currently are the state of the economy considered the great achievement of this party might not seem quite such a success in a few months time.
However the opposition is weak and weakened by these results so maybe it'll just be business as usual for ever
