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Security, which comprises the
President, Prime Minister and party leaders. The Council proposed to combine the electoral rolls from 2004 and 2009, but when this was put to parliament, it was blocked by Kurds. UNAMI then proposed using the 2009 records but revisiting for future elections. When put to a vote the Kurdish MPs walked out, leaving the parliament without a quorum. The final law said that the results in Kirkuk - and other governorates where the rolls were deemed "dubious" - would be provisional, subject to review within the first year by a committee formed out of the electoral commission, parliament, government and UNAMI, which could cancel fraudulent ballots. The law was passed by a vote of 141 to 54, with 80 members absent.
1853:, the General Council for the People of Iraq (Iraqi People's Gathering) and the Iraqi National Dialogue Council. Since then the Iraqi National Dialogue Council left the alliance and after disappointing results in 2009, the Iraqi Islamic Party's leader Tariq al-Hashemi resigned from his position and left the party to create his own party and join al-Iraqiyya. The alliance still includes several independent candidates and the Sunni Islamist, Turkmen Justice Party. In 2009 Tawafuq was still the largest Sunni list with 32 seats however they received less than 25% of the votes they received in 2005 and lost in their main stronghold, the al-Anbar governorate. Meanwhile, the parties which would later form al-Iraqiyya won over 70 seats.
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ban on the candidates allowing them to run, which the Iraqi government condemned the decision by the court calling it "illegal and unconstitutional". The suspending of the ban is meant to allow the candidates to run, the
Supreme Court said they will then review the candidates after the election. The government however ordered the Supreme Court to make their final ruling on the candidates before the election. However out of 511 candidates most had been replaced by their parties (and 59 had been unbanned), only 177 candidates appealed their ban. According to IHEC spokesman
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3926:, accused election workers in Arab areas in the city of Kirkuk of manipulating the results in Allawi's favour. Meanwhile, Arab and Turkmen politicians accused the Kurds of stacking voter rolls in their favour. Shenawi said that loudspeakers of mosques were used to encourage people to vote and expressed doubt over the 93% turnout in Kirkuk's Arab districts al-Zab, al-Abbasi, al-Riad. In the Arabic neighbourhood of al-Houija there was even a turnout of 130%.
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the next election calling the decision a political decision "linked to foreign desire". Sheikh Ahmed Abu Risha, head of the
Awakening councils threatened he might boycott the 2010 elections as well if the 70 banned candidates of his list were not unbanned. Earlier, Massoud Barzani had threatened Kurds might boycott the elections over the seat allocations. Kurds however decided not to boycott after more seats were allocated to them.
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were going to be used to commit fraud. According to the
National Iraqi Alliance al-Maliki was abusing his powers as prime minister by distributing government land and plantations freely to tribal leaders to secure their votes, Maliki was also said to be giving expensive guns with gold emblems on them, to visitors. Ibrahim al-Jaafari's
1729:(SLC or SLA) which was built around his Islamic Dawa Party for the 2009 local elections. The State of Law Coalition's largest component are members of al-Maliki's Dawa party and members of the incumbent al-Maliki led government. Other major notable components are the Islamic Dawa Party – Tanzim al-Iraq and Oil Minister
3934:, who stood as part of the al-Iraqiya list however claimed they had proof of al-Iraqiyya votes being thrown in the garbage, alleging fraud by the Kurdistan List. However, contradictingly he also claimed that "Everyone who loses in elections accuses their rivals of fraud" in reference to claims by the Kurdistan List.
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as he lost his seat in parliament. Alusi claimed there were major discrepancies between the vote count according to IHEC and his own monitors. He also claimed village directors prevented women from voting in rural areas. He called on the United States to launch an investigation to the allegedly fixed
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Prior to the elections there were already claims that Prime
Minister Nouri al-Maliki's list was planning to rig elections. The fact that the government printed 26 million ballots, 35% more than are needed for all eligible voters led to claims by Ayad Allawi and his al-Iraqiiya list that these ballots
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released an internet message calling for a Sunni boycott against the election. He was quoted as saying: "Sunni participation in this election will certainly lead to the establishment of the principle that Sunnis in Iraq are a minority who have to be ruled by the rejectionists" (a term used by radical
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US Ambassador
Christopher Hill said that by lifting the ban the elections would become credible. Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki however said they would not allow Hill to go beyond his diplomatic mission and that Iraq would not bow to any US-pressure. He also insisted that the ban on the alleged
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travelled to Iraq on 23 January to try resolve the matters of the election ban. In response on 25 January, Iraq dropped the ban on 59 out of 150 candidates who had appealed their ban. A total of 458 however remained banned from the elections. On 3 February the appeals court has temporarily lifted the
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and it was feared they would boycott this election as well, since the dominant Sunni list-the Iraqi
National Movement-threatened to boycott the elections if the decision was not reversed. Al-Mutlaq himself said he would resort to the United Nations and the international community if he is banned from
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said the small number of compensatory seats discriminated against the estimated 2 million Iraqi refugees, many of whom are Sunni Arabs like al-Hashimi. He demanded that the number of compensatory seats be increased to 15% (48) and went on national television to say he would veto the law if it weren't
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party accused the Maliki government of registering 800,000 fabricated names in rural areas and
Baghdad so the government could use their names to vote in favour of Maliki while these people do not exist. The Sadr Movement complained that the government was arresting and detaining their supporters in
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On election day, Islamist insurgents distributed leaflets in Sunni neighbourhoods of
Baghdad warning people not to go to the polls, they mostly used rockets, mortars and explosive-filled plastic bottles hidden under trash to target those who did vote, this was due to a vehicle ban the government had
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When asking if people would vote or not two-thirds said they would vote. Among Shi'a
Muslims 63% said they would vote, among Sunni Muslims this was 58%. 57% of the Arabs said they would vote while 67% of the Kurds said they would vote. Of those asked 47% supported the candidate ban, 38% opposed it
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When the Iraqi Parliament met again they amended the law to provide that Iraqis abroad would vote in the governorate they lived before they left the country. The number of seats per governorate was then changed to increase all governorates by a fixed 2.8% over the 2005 population figures – meaning
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The turnout was low (62.4%) compared to the elections of 2005 (79.6%). There were numerous allegations of fraud, and a recount of the votes in Baghdad was ordered on 19 April 2010. On 14 May IHEC announced that after 11,298 ballot boxes had been recounted, there was no sign of fraud or violations.
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Parliament asked the Supreme Federal Court for advice, and it issued a statement saying that "all Iraqis, whether they live in the country or outside its borders, should be represented in the parliament." There was some confusion over this statement with the head of the legal affairs committee
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Before the start of the campaign on 12 February 2010, the IHEC confirmed that the appeals by banned candidates had been rejected and thus all 456 banned candidates would not be allowed to run for the election. The Iraqi National Movement (al-Iraqiyya list) suspended their election campaign in
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then proposed that Kirkuk be divided into two or more ethnic constituencies, with the Kurdish constituency given an automatic quota of 50% plus one. When put to parliament, this proposal was blocked by Arab MPs, causing a deadlock. The issue was referred to the Political Council for National
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Leaders of al-Iraqiyya listed a series of alleged violations by Maliki claiming some of their votes had been removed from boxes and replaced by other ballots. A spokesman from the alliance released this statement: "Insistence in manipulating these elections forces us to question whether the
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The new parliament opened on 14 June 2010. After months of fraught negotiations, an agreement was reached on the formation of a new government on 11 November. Talabani would continue as president, Al-Maliki would stay on as prime minister and Allawi would head a new security council.
995:, the parliamentary speaker said the statement was not binding on parliament because it was advice rather a ruling in response to a complaint. Parliament therefore met to consider the law again. Hundreds of supporters of the Prime Minister held demonstrations against the veto in
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After an appeal by incumbent Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki a recount of the votes in Baghdad was ordered on 19 April 2010. The recount began on 3 May 2010. On 14 May IHEC announced that after 11,298 ballot boxes had been recounted, there was no sign of fraud or violations.
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Some analysts argued that a new government would need to have at least a component that represents minority ethnicities in order to try and "heal old sectarian wounds." This would mean excluding Iraqiya could anger its Sunni vote-base and "reinvigorate a Sunni backlash."
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Kurdish areas got more seats but Sunni Arab areas got fewer. Analysts said Hashemi had "played poker and lost" and an MP from a rival Sunni Arab party said he should go and apologize to the governorates that had lost out. Tribal leaders in the Sunni Arab city of
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The Iraqi cabinet approved a draft elections law in September 2009. However, it took two months and ten delays for the law to pass in the Council of Representatives. The main areas of dispute concerned the "open list" electoral system and the voters roll in
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were attacked in Baghdad and Maysan governorates when trying to hang up posters. Also between 14 and 17 February at least four Christians were killed by Sunni insurgents. While on 18 February an al-Qaeda suicide bomber struck a government headquarters in
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According to the Sadrists, they expected the National Iraqi Alliance to be the largest Shi'a List, winning 70 to 80 seats in the government, where from the Sadr Movement would win at least 35. Spokesmen from Da'awa were skeptical about these claims.
1733:'s "Independent Bloc". While it is a mainly Shi'a alliance, State of Law is officially a national, non-sectarian, multi-ethnic coalition. It includes several minor Sunni, Christian, Kurdish and Turkmen parties and independent candidates such as
2148:, a second bomb was thrown into a building in West-Baghdad used by Sunni scholars and election candidates, while a third bomb damaged the National Iraqi Alliance's headquarters in Eastern Baghdad, a fourth blast struck the headquarters of the
2178:, al-Anbar, as part of their campaign to paralyze the elections. 26 February four civilians were injured as a massive blast struck Iraq's finance ministry. A car bomb targeted an election convoy for Sunni candidate Ashur Hamid al-Karboul, in
1697:". In September, the coalition was formally announced without the Islamic Dawa Party. Despite its religious Shi'a character, the alliance claims to represent all of Iraq and it also includes some secular parties such as former Oil Minister
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Among the banned candidates 60% were Sunni Muslims and 40% were Shi'a however all of the banned candidates are members of secular and liberal parties and not a single member of a Sunni or Shi'a religious party was banned. According to
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In January 2010 the De-Baathification Commission barred al-Mutlak from the election due to his previous membership of the Iraqi Ba'ath Party. The al-Iraqiyya List threatened to boycott the election unless the decision was reversed.
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possibility of fraudulent results would make the final results worthless. We will not stand by with our arms crossed," however analysts claimed Allawi might have listed these complaints for tactical reasons. Iraqiyya candidate
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On 15 January 2010 Iraq's electoral commission banned 499 candidates, mostly Sunni Muslims, from the election due to alleged links with the Ba'ath Party. Several prominent Sunni politicians were among the banned, including
2247:, from 12 February (when the campaigning started) until 7 March (election day), at least 228 people were killed. Another 176 people were killed in the period between election day and the release of the final results.
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In February 2010 the National Media Center, a government agency conducted a survey among 5,000 Iraqis from 18 different provinces. When people were asked who they would vote for the poll gave the following results:
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winning 1.3% of the votes and 5 seats. In the 2009 Kurdistan general elections the Kurdistani List had won 59 out of 100 Kurdish seats, Gorran winning 25 and the Islamist list of the KIU and IGK winning 13 seats.
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1622:, which included most of the other parties. In total 160 regular parties as well as 36 independents and 10 minority parties and candidates took part in the election, see here for a full list of the participants.
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also supported the increase to 15%, after receiving a letter from Kurdish regional MPs saying their allies from minority groups would be unfairly treated. In the event President Talabani and Vice-President
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433:, which is helping with the elections, estimated that it needed 90 days to plan for the election. The electoral commission asked for a delay from the original date of 15 January. Iraqi Vice President
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The electoral commission was criticized for alleged partiality and ties to Shi'a religious parties and some feared this decision will lead to sectarian tensions. Sunni Muslims largely boycotted the
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2200:, Iraq's second largest city. It led to the assassination of over 20 Christians and the bombings of different churches in Mosul. The attacks led to 680 Christian families flying Mosul to
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enforced to stop car-bombings. Attacks killed 42 people and wounded at least 110. In Baghdad Katyusha rockets killed at least 4 people and wounded 16 in the neighbourhoods of Qreiat and
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1946:(IGK). Therefore, Gorran, the KIU and the IGK all three ran in separate lists, while the PUK and KDP ran in a joint "Kurdistani List" together with several minor parties including the
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Sunnis to describe Shi'a Muslims), he also said that his group would use "primarily military means to prevent these elections". On 16 and 17 February campaign workers for the secular
1014:, then threatened to boycott the election if the representation of the three provinces in Kurdistan wasn't increased. The provinces had only gained three of the 77 additional seats.
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also accused the Kurdistan List of fraud in Kirkuk. On the other hand, the Kurdish Gorran List alleged that Allawi's al-Iraqiya list had committed fraud in the city of Mosul.
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Ba'athist candidates must be implemented. Maliki called on the countries high court for a final decision and also called for a parliamentary meeting to discuss the issue.
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called on the Supreme Court to settle the dispute over the banned candidates saying: "We should not be unjust with them." American Vice President
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won one seat during last elections for Mithal al-Alusi himself, claimed the elections were rigged against liberals like himself, by
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said the Kurdistani List had submitted 40 notices of appeal against fraud by al-Iraqiya. Turkmen nationalist politician
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vetoed the election law on 18 November 2009, delaying the election, which was originally scheduled for 21 January.
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2065:(including 13 mid-ranking members), 182 were members of the paramilitary
1802:
398:, which won 91 seats, making it the largest alliance in the Council. The
6007:"Mithal al-Alusi, Iraq's Maverick, Charges Iraqi Elections Were Corrupt"
5069:
4804:
4563:
4539:
3519:
2833:
2233:
1043:, said he hoped to announce the results of elections three days later.
429:
The necessary election law was only passed on 8 November 2009, and the
5221:
Saleh al Mutlaq: Decision to Ban Taking Part in Elections is Political
4320:
3050:
2229:
2225:
2221:
2192:
One of the hardest hit communities during the election period is the
2186:
2175:
1019:
955:
452:, which Arab and Turkmen parties alleged had been manipulated by the
4825:, 16 September 2009, archived from the original on 17 September 2009
4579:مظاهرات ضد النقض.. والمرجعية الشيعية "قلقة" من احتمال إرجاء الاقتراع
459:
5506:"Iraq Election: Major Turnout at Polls Despite Insurgent Violence"
4504:, 21 November 2009, archived from the original on 25 November 2009
3889:
2661:
2217:
2197:
1004:
1000:
996:
934:
472:
458:
430:
317:
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
6093:
3946:
499:, warned that failure to adopt the open list system would have "
375:
37:
6064:
5061:
Iraqi Constitutional Party demonstrates for open-slate election
4316:
Top Shiite cleric supports open voting in Iraq's national polls
2152:, injuring two people, a fifth blast struck a building used by
1789:. Hashimi's party joined the al-Iraqiyya. Also joining was the
4104:"Iraqi elections hit with claims of fraud by opposing parties"
1829:'s party, as well as the country's largest Turkmen party, the
1721:
After negotiations between Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and
378:
on 7 March 2010. The elections decided the 325 members of the
4127:"Iraq poll results delayed again, amid mounting fraud claims"
3907:
the days prior to the elections to prevent them from voting.
5562:"38 killed in Iraq election day violence: Interior ministry"
4027:"Iraq Passes Key Election Law and Prepares for January Vote"
2182:
in al-Anbar. A campaign worker and a bystander were killed.
1962:
had won 21.7% of the votes and 53 out of 275 seats with the
5116:
iraq's kurdistan region: looking back at the events of 2009
4774:
Iraq PM set to break with Shiite coalition in January polls
4634:
Iraq's Sunni VP played election poker and lost, experts say
5850:, 2 March 2010, archived from the original on 3 March 2010
5722:"Shwani: We never relinquish rights of Kurdistani people"
5263:"Iraq government condemns Baathist election ban repeal"
4711:(in Arabic), PUK Media, 6 December 2009, archived from
5485:"Iraq parliamentary election hit by insurgent attacks"
4741:, UNAMI Office of Electoral Assistance, archived from
2212:, while roadside bombs killed 7 people in Baghdad. In
390:. The elections resulted in a partial victory for the
103:
2196:. Attacks against the Assyrians began in December in
495:, and the most senior Iraqi Shiite cleric, Ayatollah
5836:
5834:
5832:
5830:
5828:
5045:
Trouble in former Qaeda heartland bodes ill for Iraq
4976:
Influential Group Threatens To Boycott Iraq Election
6326:
6288:
6265:
6105:
5983:(in Dutch), Rudaw.NL, 18 March 2010, archived from
4708:مفوضية الانتخابات: 19 مليون عراقي ينتخبون 323 نائبا
4437:
Presidency's demands put Iraq January vote in doubt
4378:
Iraq MPs fail to reach quorum for election law vote
4074:
Iraq election officials confirm Sunni candidate ban
344:
5201:What Do We Know About The Election Crisis in Iraq?
4610:Kurds Threaten Boycott of Iraqi National Elections
4263:Iraq election body seeks vote delay due to law row
2185:On 3 March, two car bombs exploded in the city of
1896:Kurdistani List – List 372 and other Kurdish Lists
444:therefore set about drafting a new electoral law.
5500:
5498:
5182:"Iraqi sheik threatens boycott over ballot purge"
5139:Foes Maliki, Allawi 'top contenders in Iraq poll'
4879:Political alliances ahead of Iraq's 2010 election
4153:
4151:
1908:, which had gained a quarter of the seats in the
991:interpreted this as annulling the veto. However,
406:, was the second largest grouping with 89 seats.
5724:. Pukmedia.com. 22 February 2010. Archived from
4555:Demonstration in Basra against election law veto
4283:Iraq VP threatens to veto vote law over refugees
4220:Obama hails Iraq's approval of 2010 election law
1713:, an al-Anbar Awakening Council splinter group.
507:agreed to support open lists which was adopted.
5876:"Early Iraq poll results suggest close contest"
5608:
5606:
5604:
5602:
5600:
5132:
5130:
4360:"Legislators in Iraq Block a Deal on Elections"
4052:"Iraqi election commission bans 500 candidates"
2085:7 of the banned candidates were members of his
5745:
5743:
5525:
5523:
5521:
5519:
5445:"Fatal car bomb targets Iraqi election convoy"
5375:, True/Slant, 17 February 2010, archived from
4340:Iraq's top Shiite cleric may urge vote boycott
4160:Baghdad recount throws Iraq election wide open
4121:
4119:
4097:
4095:
2156:'s list, injuring one person. On 15 February,
6076:
5953:
5951:
910:
95:
8:
6351:Elections and referendums in Iraqi Kurdistan
5372:Secular political party under attack in Iraq
5176:
5174:
5172:
4213:
4211:
4209:
4207:
4067:
4065:
1910:Iraqi Kurdistan legislative election of 2009
1872:, formed a coalition with Interior Minister
1769:list, it is headed by former prime minister
29:
5315:
5313:
5311:
4942:Iraq VP forms coalition with Mutlak, Allawi
4077:, Reuters, 13 February 2010, archived from
4046:
4044:
4042:
4040:
6083:
6069:
6061:
5391:"Fourth Christian killed in northern Iraq"
5119:, Niqash, 26 December 2009, archived from
5103:December 2005 Iraqi parliamentary election
5026:Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
4969:
4967:
4894:"Guide to groups competing in Iraqi polls"
4872:
4870:
4794:New Iraqi Shiite coalition coming together
4531:Wassit residents protest election law veto
4478:"Iraq struggles over election law dispute"
4408:, Niqash, 13 November 2009, archived from
4398:
4396:
4394:
4392:
4236:
4234:
2254:
2164:, an umbrella organisation which includes
1960:Democratic Patriotic Alliance of Kurdistan
1650:(who became the group's chairman) and his
917:
903:
514:
501:negative impacts on the democratic process
335:
323:
319:
85:
28:
5842:"Suspicions swell as Iraq elections near"
5257:
5255:
5088:, Niqash, 29 October 2009, archived from
5085:kurds seek unity in struggle with baghdad
4300:Iraq cabinet approves draft elections law
4275:
4273:
1606:parties, won 128 out of 275 seats in the
483:. The last national elections had used a
5281:"Iraq reinstates 59 election candidates"
4677:Iraq elections: Preparations in progress
3530:
2560:
1662:(Tanzim al-Iraq) breakaway faction: the
1626:National Iraqi Alliance (NIA) – List 316
1048:
5963:, Niqash, 18 March 2010, archived from
5926:Kurds Declare Victory in Iraq Elections
5164:Anti-U.S. bloc gains ahead of Iraq vote
4297:al-Ansary, Khalid (12 September 2009),
3999:
2545:
2532:
2528:
2511:
2154:Nehru Mohammed Abdul Karim al-Kasanzani
1717:State of Law Coalition (SLC) – List 337
556:
517:
394:, led by former Interim Prime Minister
5853:
5419:"Iraq Suicide Bomber Strikes in Anbar"
4828:
4767:
4765:
4670:
4668:
4507:
4461:"Will disputes derail Iraq's election"
1660:Islamic Dawa Party – Iraq Organisation
6051:"Iraqi leaders begin coalition talks"
2533:
2268:
1868:party that won the most seats in the
1664:Islamic Dawa Party – Domestic Faction
411:Independent High Electoral Commission
7:
5453:, Associated Press, 28 February 2010
5245:Kurds threaten Iraq election boycott
4280:Ibrahim, Waleed (15 November 2009),
4243:"Deadlock over election law in Iraq"
2477:Reserved seats for ethnic minorities
974:amended. Sunni Arab parliamentarian
5345:. 1 March 2010 – via YouTube.
5021:Iraqi elections 2010 – Iraqi Accord
2130:Worker-communist Party of Kurdistan
1683:Iraqi governorate elections of 2009
489:Iraqi governorate elections of 2009
6024:"Iraqi election recount under way"
6005:Robinson, Heather (3 April 2010),
5931:Assyrian International News Agency
5894:"Iraqi PM leads Baghdad elections"
5781:. Standardkurd.org. Archived from
5403:, 17 February 2010, archived from
5322:Iraq coalition halts poll campaign
5146:, 24 February 2010, archived from
4995:"Guide to Iraqi political parties"
4617:, 17 November 2009, archived from
4586:, 21 November 2009, archived from
4562:, 20 November 2009, archived from
4538:, 21 November 2009, archived from
4444:, 16 November 2009, archived from
1932:Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iraq
1870:2009 Al Anbar governorate election
1010:The President of Iraqi Kurdistan,
402:, led by incumbent Prime Minister
25:
18:Iraqi parliamentary election, 2010
6099:Elections and referendums in Iraq
5293:, 25 January 2009, archived from
5068:, 10 October 2009, archived from
4949:, 29 October 2009, archived from
4684:, 6 December 2009, archived from
4405:election law faces new challenges
4241:Nordland, Rod (21 October 2009),
4183:"Iraq merger forms big Shia bloc"
2077:, including several ex-generals.
2047:Iraqi Front for National Dialogue
1823:Assembly of Independent Democrats
1602:, made up primarily of religious
87:
30:2010 Iraqi parliamentary election
6092:
5960:claim and counterclaim in kirkuk
5228:, 9 January 2010, archived from
4922:Chon, Gina (28 September 2009),
4911:2009 Iraqi governorate elections
4358:Leland, John (28 October 2009),
4323:, 6 October 2009, archived from
4102:Chulov, Martin (16 March 2010),
2260:
1856:
1773:. In the 2005 election Allawi's
1751:2009 Iraqi governorate elections
877:
542:
527:
36:
5933:, 11 March 2010, archived from
5902:, 13 March 2010, archived from
5206:Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty
4924:"Disunity Threatens Sunni Iraq"
4654:Iraq MPs miss poll law deadline
4167:, 19 April 2010, archived from
4133:, 15 March 2010, archived from
3977:2010 Iraqi government formation
3853:
3823:
3793:
3775:Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq
3763:
3733:
3703:
3673:
3643:
3613:
3583:
3553:
1882:Ahmed Abdul Ghafour al-Samarrai
1739:Islamic Union of Iraqi Turkoman
1636:Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq
549:Member State of the Arab League
80:163 seats needed for a majority
5980:Grootschalige fraude in Kerkuk
5570:, 7 March 2010, archived from
4459:Muir, Jim (18 November 2009),
2134:Worker-communist Party of Iraq
1747:Anbar Salvation National Front
790:2005 constitutional referendum
1:
4025:Gina Chon (9 November 2009).
1940:Islamic Movement of Kurdistan
1791:Iraqi National Dialogue Front
1685:, which were won by Maliki's
1666:(Tanzim al-Dakhli) headed by
700:Kurdistan Regional Government
454:Kurdistan Regional Government
5539:, March 2010, archived from
4817:"Maliki plots his next move"
4496:"Elections thrown off track"
3805:Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
1921:Patriotic Union of Kurdistan
1757:al-Iraqiyya (INM) – List 333
1026:Internally displaced people
866:Iraq and the United Nations
810:Ministry of Foreign Affairs
481:proportional representation
6401:
4882:, Reuters, 21 October 2009
4484:, London, 19 November 2009
4266:, Reuters, 6 November 2009
3974:
3865:Islamic Group of Kurdistan
3476:
3437:
3392:
3349:
3306:
3263:
3220:
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3048:
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2960:
2917:
2874:
2831:
2788:
2745:
2702:
2659:
2616:
2457:Islamic Group of Kurdistan
2035:Pre-election controversies
1878:Iraqi Constitutional Party
1825:and Deputy Prime Minister
1705:and Sunni parties such as
636:Council of Representatives
380:Council of Representatives
77:Council of Representatives
6385:March 2010 events in Iraq
6347:
5860:: CS1 maint: unfit URL (
5048:, Reuters, 24 August 2009
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3922:Iraqi Kurdish politician
3745:National Future Gathering
3533:
2546:
2542:
2534:Registered voters/turnout
2529:
2512:
2280:
2277:
2274:
2271:
2259:
2053:, Iraqi Defence Minister
1948:Kurdistan Communist Party
1695:a truly national alliance
1426:Al-Qādisiyyah Governorate
338:
298:
277:
256:
235:
214:
193:
172:
151:
130:
109:
84:
73:
46:
34:
5587:Iraq Body Count database
5465:
4707:
4578:
2027:and 15% had no opinion.
1952:Kurdistan Toilers' Party
1711:Tribes of Iraq Coalition
1476:Sulaymaniyah Governorate
685:Governorates (provinces)
678:Administrative divisions
604:Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani
6107:Parliamentary elections
5532:Iraqi Deaths March 2010
5248:, CNN, 17 November 2009
4928:The Wall Street Journal
3988:National Pact (Lebanon)
3780:National Iraqi Alliance
3690:National Iraqi Alliance
2436:Kurdistan Islamic Union
2331:National Iraqi Alliance
2289:Iraqi National Movement
2087:Anbar Salvation Council
1993:National Iraqi Alliance
1987:Iraqi National Movement
1964:Kurdistan Islamic Union
1944:Kurdistan Islamic Group
1936:Kurdistan Islamic Union
1857:Iraq's Unity – List 348
1763:Iraqi National Movement
1703:Iraqi National Congress
1632:National Iraqi Alliance
1620:National Iraqi Alliance
1064:Percentage in/de-crease
392:Iraqi National Movement
372:Parliamentary elections
6375:2010 elections in Iraq
6370:2010 elections in Asia
6267:Presidential elections
4012:Iraq and Gulf Analysis
3937:Pro-Western candidate
3898:
3570:State of Law Coalition
2415:Unity Alliance of Iraq
2310:State of Law Coalition
2150:Moderate Movement list
2094:January 2005 elections
2059:Iraqi Accordance Front
1981:State of Law Coalition
1890:Unity Alliance of Iraq
1886:Sunni Endowment Office
1793:(Hiwar) led by former
1731:Hussain al-Shahristani
1727:State of Law Coalition
1687:State of Law Coalition
1638:(ISCI) and affiliated
1612:State of Law Coalition
826:Diplomatic missions of
464:
400:State of Law Coalition
6290:Governorate elections
3893:
3770:Baqir Jabr al-Zubeidi
3685:National Reform Trend
3595:Iraqi National Accord
2162:Islamic State of Iraq
1841:al-Tawafuq – List 338
1743:Ali Hatem al-Suleiman
1656:Islamic Fadhila Party
1652:National Reform Trend
1600:United Iraqi Alliance
969:Iraqi Vice-President
462:
75:All 325 seats in the
5708:13 July 2011 at the
5401:Agence France Presse
5291:Agence France Presse
4779:Agence France Presse
4639:Agence France Presse
4442:Agence France Presse
4423:Constitution of Iraq
4383:Agence France Presse
4345:Agence France Presse
4225:Agence France Presse
4165:Agence France Presse
4137:on 30 September 2018
3971:Government formation
3943:Mithal al-Alusi List
3565:Islamic Da'awa Party
2158:Abu Omar al-Baghdadi
1668:Abdul Karim al-Anizi
1646:, Ex-Prime Minister
1351:Muthanna Governorate
1076:Al Anbar Governorate
948:Constitution of Iraq
732:Electoral Commission
705:Kurdistan Parliament
382:who would elect the
345:Prime Minister after
329:Results by governate
263:Salahaddin Bahaaddin
5407:on 23 February 2010
5379:on 20 February 2010
5186:The Washington Post
4621:on 21 November 2009
4542:on 22 November 2009
4081:on 15 February 2010
4014:. 24 November 2009.
3835:Iraqi Turkmen Front
2373:Movement for Change
2256:
1956:Turkmen Brotherhood
1851:Iraqi Islamic Party
1831:Iraqi Turkmen Front
1783:Iraqi Islamic Party
1775:Iraqi National List
1691:Awakening movements
1451:Saladin Governorate
1401:Nineveh Governorate
1276:Karbala Governorate
1201:Dhi Qar Governorate
1126:Baghdad Governorate
861:Foreign aid to Iraq
645:Mohamed al-Halbousi
505:Kurdistani Alliance
31:
5987:on 23 January 2016
5906:on 20 October 2012
5779:"Standard website"
5673:"Silemani Results"
5567:The Times of India
5473:, 28 February 2010
5425:. 19 February 2010
5423:The New York Times
5357:"Workers' Liberty"
5329:, 14 February 2010
5327:Al Jazeera English
5166:, 24 February 2010
4641:, 29 November 2009
4364:The New York Times
4248:The New York Times
3954:election results.
3899:
3680:Ibrahim al-Jaafari
2394:Iraqi Accord Front
2255:
2194:Assyrian community
2160:the leader of the
2011:Iraqi Accord Front
1866:Awakening movement
1864:, the head of the
1847:Iraqi Accord Front
1679:Islamic Dawa Party
1648:Ibrahim al-Jaafari
1614:of Prime Minister
1525:Compensatory seats
1326:Maysan Governorate
1301:Kirkuk Governorate
1226:Diyala Governorate
931:Kirkuk Governorate
587:Abdul Latif Rashid
572:Federal government
511:Kirkuk governorate
465:
450:Kirkuk Governorate
431:UN Mission in Iraq
299:Ethnic minorities
200:Nawshirwan Mustafa
158:Ibrahim al-Jaafari
53:December 2005
6380:Elections in Iraq
6357:
6356:
5728:on 3 October 2011
5617:"Baghdad Results"
5269:, 4 February 2010
5208:, 28 January 2010
5188:, 30 January 2010
5001:, 20 January 2006
4953:on 1 October 2011
4688:on 1 October 2011
4661:, 6 December 2009
4385:, 29 October 2009
4327:on 7 October 2009
4227:, 9 November 2009
4058:, 15 January 2010
3886:Fraud allegations
3883:
3882:
3517:
3516:
2554:
2553:
2243:According to the
2140:Election violence
1925:Kurdish President
1640:Badr Organization
1608:previous election
1591:
1590:
1501:Wasit Governorate
1376:Najaf Governorate
1251:Erbil Governorate
1176:Dahuk Governorate
1151:Basra Governorate
1101:Babil Governorate
1067:Registered voters
1041:Haydar Al Abboudi
954:and one each for
927:
926:
848:Visa requirements
803:Foreign relations
736:Recent elections
727:Political parties
369:
368:
365:
364:
334:
333:
315:
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68:
16:(Redirected from
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5945:
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5942:
5937:on 15 March 2010
5921:
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5890:
5884:
5883:
5872:
5866:
5865:
5859:
5851:
5838:
5823:
5822:
5821:on 13 July 2011.
5820:
5814:. Archived from
5809:
5805:"Hewler Results"
5801:
5795:
5794:
5792:
5790:
5775:
5769:
5768:
5767:on 13 July 2011.
5766:
5760:. Archived from
5755:
5751:"Kerkuk Results"
5747:
5738:
5737:
5735:
5733:
5718:
5712:
5703:al-Anbar Results
5697:
5691:
5690:
5689:on 13 July 2011.
5688:
5682:. Archived from
5677:
5669:
5663:
5662:
5661:on 13 July 2011.
5660:
5654:. Archived from
5649:
5645:"Ninawa Results"
5641:
5635:
5634:
5633:on 13 July 2011.
5632:
5626:. Archived from
5621:
5610:
5595:
5594:
5592:Iraqi Body Count
5582:
5576:
5575:
5574:on 13 March 2010
5558:
5552:
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5550:
5548:
5543:on 27 March 2010
5527:
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5297:on 20 March 2013
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5150:on 29 March 2010
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5094:
5093:
5080:
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5073:
5056:
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5028:, archived from
5016:
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5009:
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4985:
4984:
4983:, 9 January 2010
4971:
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4859:, 25 August 2009
4857:Informed Comment
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4807:
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4799:Informed Comment
4789:
4783:
4782:
4781:, 13 August 2008
4769:
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4749:
4748:on 26 March 2010
4747:
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4347:, 6 October 2009
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4171:on 22 April 2010
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4004:
3932:Arshid Al-Salihi
3830:Arshad al-Salihi
3650:Tariq al-Hashemi
3620:Usama al-Nujayfi
3531:
2561:
2264:
2257:
2222:Ur neighbourhood
2166:al-Qaeda in Iraq
2100:Iraqi President
2083:Sheikh Abu Risha
2022:No Response 2.2%
1779:Tariq al-Hashimi
1061:In/de-creased by
1049:
1037:Faraj Al Haydari
993:Ayad al-Samarrai
985:Adel Abdul Mahdi
971:Tariq al-Hashimi
952:Iraqi Christians
919:
912:
905:
882:
881:
880:
695:Kurdistan Region
547:
546:
531:
520:Politics of Iraq
515:
487:system, but the
435:Tariq Al-Hashimi
425:Electoral system
336:
327:
320:
221:Adnan al-Dulaimi
105:
97:
86:
48:
47:
41:
40:
32:
21:
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6017:
6004:
6003:
5999:
5990:
5988:
5977:
5976:
5972:
5967:on 27 July 2011
5957:
5956:
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5923:
5922:
5918:
5909:
5907:
5899:The Irish Times
5892:
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5887:
5882:, 12 March 2010
5874:
5873:
5869:
5852:
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5818:
5807:
5803:
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5798:
5788:
5786:
5785:on 28 July 2011
5777:
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5226:Asharq Al-Awsat
5218:
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5213:
5198:
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5180:
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5159:
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5123:on 19 July 2011
5113:
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5092:on 27 July 2011
5082:
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5072:on 21 July 2011
5058:
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5018:
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4801:, 9 August 2009
4791:
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4757:
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4735:IFES Fact sheet
4732:
4731:
4727:
4718:
4716:
4715:on 16 July 2011
4709:
4705:
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4700:
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4590:on 16 July 2011
4580:
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4566:on 21 July 2011
4552:
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4434:
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4412:on 9 March 2010
4402:
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4390:
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4260:
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4232:
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4216:
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4198:
4194:
4189:. 11 June 2010.
4181:
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4038:
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4019:
4006:
4005:
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3984:
3979:
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3939:Mithal al-Alusi
3895:Gorran Movement
3888:
3810:Kurdistani List
3715:Gorran Movement
3710:hakm shex Latif
3560:Nouri al-Maliki
3529:
3527:Candidate votes
2559:
2253:
2245:Iraq Body Count
2146:Saleh al-Mutlaq
2142:
2127:
2111:Khalid al-Shami
2067:Fedayeen Saddam
2051:Saleh al-Mutlaq
2042:
2037:
2019:No Opinion 4.9%
1999:Kurdistani List
1973:
1950:, Qadir Aziz's
1928:Massoud Barzani
1914:Iraqi President
1906:Gorran Movement
1898:
1874:Jawad al-Bolani
1862:Ahmed Abu Risha
1859:
1843:
1809:, ex-President
1799:Saleh al-Mutlak
1781:left the Sunni
1759:
1735:Abbas al-Bayati
1719:
1675:Nouri al-Maliki
1628:
1616:Nouri al-Maliki
1596:
1012:Massoud Barzani
976:Saleh al-Mutlaq
944:
942:Seat allocation
923:
894:
890:Other countries
884:Iraq portal
878:
876:
871:
870:
857:
838:Nationality law
834:
822:
805:
795:
794:
784:
768:Gubernatorial:
762:
761:
743:Parliamentary:
722:
712:
711:
680:
670:
669:
660:
652:
651:
631:
623:
622:
616:Current cabinet
567:
552:
541:
522:
513:
470:
427:
404:Nouri Al-Maliki
358:
357:Nouri al-Maliki
351:
350:Nouri al-Maliki
330:
318:
242:Ahmed Abu Risha
137:Nouri al-Maliki
79:
74:
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5:
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5515:
5512:, 8 March 2010
5494:
5491:, 7 March 2010
5476:
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5232:on 7 July 2011
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4900:, 8 March 2010
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4448:on 8 June 2011
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3975:Main article:
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3924:Khalid Shenawi
3913:Inistar Allawi
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2583:Kurdistan List
2580:
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2558:
2557:By governorate
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2202:Nineveh Plains
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2102:Jalal Talabani
2075:Old Iraqi army
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1942:(IMK) and the
1917:Jalal Talabani
1902:Kurdistan List
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1842:
1839:
1827:Rafi al-Issawi
1819:Adnan Pachachi
1811:Ghazi al-Yawer
1758:
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1723:Ammar al-Hakim
1718:
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1672:Prime Minister
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3936:
3928:Ala Talabani
3921:
3917:Ali al-Adeeb
3909:
3900:
3725:Sulaymaniyah
3655:Renewal List
3546:Governorate
3520:
3518:
3511:
3488:
3477:
3470:
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3431:
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2612:Total Seats
2568:State of Law
2564:Governorate
2242:
2206:
2191:
2184:
2143:
2128:
2119:
2115:
2099:
2091:
2079:
2063:Ba'ath Party
2055:Qadir Obeidi
2043:
2029:
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1974:
1958:In 2005 the
1899:
1860:
1844:
1835:
1795:Ba'ath Party
1787:Renewal List
1760:
1720:
1694:
1629:
1597:
1567:
1045:
1034:
1024:
1016:
1009:
989:
968:
945:
928:
816:Fuad Hussein
755:
558:Constitution
540:
500:
471:
446:
439:
428:
419:
415:
408:
371:
370:
360:State of Law
353:State of Law
179:Barham Salih
132:State of Law
58:7 March 2010
57:
26:
6327:Referendums
5450:Toronto Sun
5396:Google News
5301:11 November
5286:Google News
4719:14 November
4131:Earth Times
4085:13 February
3840:al-Iraqiyya
3750:al-Iraqiyya
3720:Gorran List
3660:al-Iraqiyya
3630:al-Iraqiyya
3600:al-Iraqiyya
3590:Ayad Allawi
2214:Mahmoudiyah
2171:Ahrar party
2016:Other: 6.3%
2005:Iraqi Unity
1884:, chief of
1771:Ayad Allawi
1767:Nationalist
1741:and Sheikh
1707:Hamid Hayes
1587:11,526,412
1070:Votes Cast
1052:Governorate
853:Visa policy
630:Legislature
485:closed list
396:Ayad Allawi
116:Ayad Allawi
6364:Categories
6349:See also:
6230:2005 (Dec)
6225:2005 (Jan)
6190:1954 (Sep)
6185:1954 (Jun)
5847:Asia Times
4957:30 October
4947:Al Sumaria
4861:, quoting
4822:Asia Times
4803:, quoting
4692:23 January
4682:Al Sumaria
4659:Al Jazeera
4501:Asia Times
3994:References
3897:supporters
3537:Candidate
3223:Qadisiyyah
2578:al-Iraqiya
2537:18,902,073
2516:11,526,412
2210:al-Hurriya
2121:response.
2071:Mukhabarat
1923:(PUK) and
1815:The Iraqis
1594:Coalitions
1584:18,892,000
1546:Minorities
1420:1,054,798
1145:2,541,766
1058:Seats 2005
1055:Seats 2010
814:Minister:
566:Government
468:Open lists
442:parliament
5789:21 August
5732:21 August
5471:Ishtar TV
5144:France 24
4303:, Reuters
4286:, Reuters
3860:Ali Bapir
2356:1,681,714
2335:2,092,066
2314:2,792,083
2293:2,849,612
2180:Khaldiyah
2106:Joe Biden
1492:1,098,000
1417:1,702,000
1167:1,466,000
1142:4,599,000
964:Mandaeans
720:Elections
690:Districts
659:Judiciary
577:President
477:open list
388:president
284:Ali Bapir
6029:BBC News
6011:HuffPost
5991:23 March
5941:12 March
5910:16 April
5880:BBC News
5856:citation
5706:Archived
5547:13 March
5510:HuffPost
5489:BBC News
5267:BBC News
5161:NBC News
4999:BBC News
4898:BBC News
4863:Al-Zaman
4831:citation
4510:citation
4465:BBC News
4187:BBC News
4141:15 March
4112:, London
4056:BBC News
3982:See also
3962:Analysis
3941:, whose
3870:IGK List
3755:Al Anbar
3699:101,053
3669:200,963
3639:274,741
3625:al-Hadba
3609:407,537
3579:622,961
3439:Minority
3094:Muthanna
2619:al-Anbar
2547:Source:
2238:Fallujah
2069:and the
1803:al-Hadba
1618:and the
1520:376,922
1495:833,631
1470:488,865
1445:373,339
1395:411,424
1370:229,141
1345:272,818
1320:556,384
1295:333,434
1270:680,408
1245:502,896
1220:572,177
1195:424,715
1170:814,810
1120:586,281
1095:472,603
843:Passport
479:form of
6170:1946–47
6150:1936–37
6115:1922–24
4805:Azzaman
3879:50,116
3849:59,732
3819:68,522
3789:68,822
3785:Baghdad
3759:83,145
3729:93,196
3695:Baghdad
3665:Baghdad
3635:Nineveh
3605:Baghdad
3575:Baghdad
3266:Saladin
3180:Nineveh
2963:Karbala
2834:Dhi Qar
2705:Baghdad
2593:Tawafuq
2549:Psephos
2499:572,183
2461:152,530
2440:243,720
2419:306,647
2398:298,226
2377:476,478
2251:Results
2234:Samarra
2125:Boycott
2049:leader
1995:: 17.2%
1989:: 21.8%
1983:: 29.9%
1797:member
1658:and an
1604:Shi'ite
1517:638,000
1467:696,000
1442:619,000
1392:696,000
1367:379,000
1342:561,000
1317:787,000
1292:564,000
1267:917,000
1242:840,000
1217:993,000
1192:574,000
1117:961,000
1092:802,000
956:Yazidis
830:in Iraq
641:Speaker
611:Cabinet
216:Tawafuq
92:Leader
4594:20 May
4321:Xinhua
3845:Kirkuk
3815:Kirkuk
3549:Votes
3540:Party
3521:Source
3051:Maysan
3006:Kirkuk
2877:Diyala
2588:Gorran
2519:100.00
2496:Others
2480:61,153
2230:Baquba
2226:Tikrit
2187:Baquba
2176:Ramadi
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1807:al-Hal
1642:, the
1537:-84.4%
1030:Diyala
1020:Tikrit
960:Shabak
342:before
195:Gorran
183:14.59
162:18.15
141:24.22
120:24.72
100:Seats
6036:5 May
5819:(PDF)
5808:(PDF)
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5429:5 May
5005:5 May
4746:(PDF)
4739:(PDF)
3904:Islah
3875:Erbil
3478:Total
3352:Wasit
3137:Najaf
2920:Erbil
2791:Dahuk
2748:Basra
2662:Babil
2598:Unity
2513:Total
2359:14.59
2338:18.15
2317:24.22
2296:24.72
2278:Seats
2272:Votes
2269:Party
2218:Mosul
2198:Mosul
1581:18.2%
1568:Total
1514:37.5%
1489:13.3%
1464:50.0%
1439:37.5%
1414:63.2%
1389:50.0%
1364:40.0%
1339:42.9%
1314:33.3%
1289:66.7%
1239:30.0%
1214:50.0%
1189:42.9%
1164:50.0%
1139:15.3%
1114:45.5%
1089:55.6%
1005:Wasit
1001:Basra
997:Najaf
935:UNAMI
473:UNAMI
305:0.53
288:1.32
267:2.11
246:2.66
225:2.59
204:4.13
89:Party
6339:2005
6334:1921
6318:2023
6313:2014
6308:2013
6303:2009
6298:2005
6280:2002
6275:1995
6256:Next
6250:2021
6245:2018
6240:2014
6235:2010
6220:2000
6215:1996
6210:1989
6205:1984
6200:1980
6195:1958
6180:1953
6175:1948
6165:1943
6160:1939
6155:1937
6145:1935
6140:1934
6135:1933
6130:1930
6125:1928
6120:1925
6038:2010
5993:2010
5943:2010
5912:2020
5862:link
5812:IHEC
5791:2010
5758:IHEC
5734:2010
5700:IHEC
5680:IHEC
5652:IHEC
5624:IHEC
5613:IHEC
5549:2010
5431:2010
5303:2016
5007:2010
4959:2009
4837:link
4721:2009
4694:2009
4596:2010
4516:link
4143:2010
4087:2010
3949:and
3947:Iran
2502:4.96
2483:0.53
2464:1.32
2443:2.11
2422:2.66
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756:next
750:2021
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598:list
581:list
493:ISCI
386:and
376:Iraq
231:−38
189:−10
168:−35
147:+64
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