Media forecasts suggest Portugal has shifted significantly to the right in snap parliamentary elections held on Sunday. A voter survey by the state TV station RTP, seen as reliable and based on post-election polls, shows the conservative Democratic Alliance (AD) led by top candidate Luís Montenegro won the election and could receive up to 33% of the vote. Pedro Nuno Santos’ Socialist Party (PS), in power for eight years, would come in second with up to 29%. Far-right Chega (Enough) improved from just over 7% in the last election at the beginning of 2022 to up to a 17% share now. Other Portugue…