''Mr Babis, 63, is the country's second-richest man and campaigned on an anti-establishment and Eurosceptic platform.
With
all votes counted, his centrist movement ANO (Yes) collected a share of
almost 30% - nearly three times that of its closest rival.
The centre-right Civic Democrats and the Pirates Party came second and third with more than 10% each.
The Pirates will make their debut in parliament with 22 seats, the news agency AFP reported.
Turnout was almost 61%.
Mr
Babis is now set to become prime minister after coalition negotiations.
However, he told news agency Reuters that while he had "invited
everyone for talks", he was not prepared to "cooperate" with either the
far-right, anti-EU Freedom and Direct Democracy party or the Communist Party..''
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