Western monitors have criticized the vote in the former Soviet state for failing basic democratic standards, with irregularities including ballot-box stuffing and proxy voting. The Islamic Revival Party, Tajikistan's main opposition movement and Central Asia's only Islamist party, won two seats, senior commission official Mukhibullo Dadajanov said. Five seats will be split between communists and two other parties that usually support the government while voting will be re-run in one single-seat constituency, Dadajanov said.