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    A political source reveals the three most prominent candidates for prime minister

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    A political source reveals the three most prominent candidates for prime minister Empty A political source reveals the three most prominent candidates for prime minister

    Post by Rocky Sun 09 Jan 2022, 5:41 am

    [size=52]A political source reveals the three most prominent candidates for prime minister[/size]

    [size=48]A political source reveals to Rudaw the three most prominent candidates for prime minister[/size]
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    A political source revealed the most prominent names nominated in the election
    The political oasis now, to assume the presidency of the next government, noting that there are other options that may be presented according to the understandings between the political parties in the event that no agreement is reached on the most prominent candidates.

    The source told Rudaw Media Network, on Saturday (January 8, 2022), that "the political blocs are circulating three prominent names to take over the position of the next prime minister," noting that "these names are Mustafa Al-Kazemi, Haider Al-Abadi and Asad Al-Eidani."

    The source, who asked not to be named, explained that "Mustafa Al-Kazemi is not wanted by the coordinating framework, and therefore the Sadrist movement may be forced to support Haider al-Abadi's assumption of the position, so that he does not receive the blame alone from the rest of the Shiite parties, in the event that al-Abadi does not succeed in his mission."

    The source pointed out that "Al-Eidani is on the list of candidates, but there are grievances against him from some political parties, and perhaps the West as well," adding that "other than these names may be presented in the political arena soon, in the event that no agreement is reached between the various parties about them."

    According to the final results, the Sadrist bloc won the largest number of parliamentary seats, with 73 seats in the 329-seat parliament, while the “Progress” bloc won 37 seats, and the State of Law coalition won 33 seats, while the Kurdistan Democratic Party won 31 seats. The Kurdistan Alliance won 17 seats, the Al-Fateh Alliance won 17 seats, while the Azm Alliance won 14 seats.

    The “Extension” movement won 9 seats, the “Eshraqa Kanon” movement won 6 seats, the “National Contract” coalition won 4 seats, the National State Forces alliance won 4 seats, and the “Hasm Reform Movement” alliance won 3 seats. The “Babylon” movement will have 4 seats, the “Our People is Our Identity” coalition will have 3 seats, the “Turkmen Iraq Unified Front” will have one seat, the “New Generation” movement will have 9 seats, and the “Designation” alliance will have 5 seats.

    The number of parties winning one seat was 16, while the number of seats for individuals winning the elections was 43, divided between 38 men and 5 women.

    The commission said that more than 9.6 million people voted in the elections, in which at least 167 parties and more than 3,200 candidates competed for parliament seats.
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