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Beirut II was described as a sort of 'buffer zone' between the Muslim West Beirut and the
Christian East Beirut. As of 1960 it was estimated that Beirut II had 18,740 Sunni Muslim voters, 10,153 Shia Muslims, 3,103 Maronites, 1,153 Greek Orthodox, 1,168 Greek Catholic, 3,736 Armenian Orthodox, 2,435
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Medawar. The issue of the delimitations of the Beirut constituencies had been contested, but an agreement between Christian and Muslim leaders was reached on February 23, 1960, by which there was agreement that Beirut II would be assigned two Muslim seats and one Maronite seat. The Election Law
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emerged victorious, probably with the support from the
Christian voters. As-Solh defeated al-Hakim with a margin of just 75 votes. Rashid Baydoun won the Shia seat. Jubran retained the Minorities seat. In the
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had prompted the Muslim voters in Beirut II to back al-Hakim whilst most
Christian voters had abstained. Moreover, al-Hakim was believed to have gotten support from leftwing Armenians sympathizing with the
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275:) and Jubran won a landslide in Beirut II. Al-Hakim lost his seat. However, the Shia candidate on the al-Hakim list Mohammad Yousuf Baydoun was elected.
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a list of al-Hakim, Jubran and Abd al-Majid az-Zayn (Shia) won the three seats and defeated the candidatures of Sami and
Takieddin as-Solh.
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Beirut had been divided into two constituencies, and Dar El
Mreisse, Zuqaq al-Blat and Bachoura had been part of the same constituency as
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described Beirut II as a 'small "catch-all" district'. This constituency was used in the 1960, 1964, 1968 and 1972 elections.
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University. Center for International Affairs (May 1985).
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Class & Client in Beirut: The Sunni Muslim
Community and the Lebanese State, 1840-1985
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was passed in April 1960, with three seats for Beirut II (1 Sunni, 1 Shia, 1 Minorities).
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leader Al-Hakim won the Sunni seat, prominent liberal Muhsin Salim won the Shia seat and
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The constituency was established as part of the 1960 Election Law. In the
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Participation in the Lebanese Legislative Elections 1934-2009
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Minorities, 952 Armenian Catholics, 731 Protestants and 863 Druze.
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won the three seats, defeating notable leaders like
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282:abolishing the 1960 Election Law constituencies.
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301:Beirut: guerre di quartiere e globalizzazione
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249:Lebanese general election, 1968 in Beirut II
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402:. Leiden: Brill, 1972. pp. 13, 17–20
399:The Parliamentary Election of Lebanon 1968
511:. Éditions Publitec. 1968. p. 105.
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571:. Routledge. pp. 74–75, 112–113.
568:The Government and Politics of Lebanon
20:Beirut II electoral district 1960-1972
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31:. It covered three neighbourhoods (
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304:. L'Harmattan Italia. p. 67.
35:) of the capital; Dar El Mreisse,
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565:Imad Salamey (15 October 2013).
618:Electoral districts of Lebanon
458:. Westview Press. p. 158.
334:. Westview Press. p. 250.
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882:Electoral districts of Lebanon
525:Lebanon and Arabism, 1936-1945
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554:. 16 April 1972. p. 21.
485:. Ithaca Press. p. 50.
528:. I.B.Tauris. p. 331.
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186:a list radicals led by
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119:Abd al-Majid az-Zayn
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298:Paola Somma (2000).
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265:Lebanese Civil War
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67:Minorities
708:South III
693:North III
658:Bekaa III
643:Beirut II
33:quartiers
25:Beirut II
777:Maronite
724:Beirut V
703:South II
688:North II
653:Bekaa II
638:Beirut I
819:Alawite
717:Defunct
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683:North I
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57:Sunni
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