Iraqi High Electoral Commission announced Iraq’s March 7 national elections’ results that yet to be certified by Iraq’s highest court.
Iraq’s next parliament consists of 325 seats, five of them allocated for Christians and other three seats for other three minorities.
|
Slate |
Seats |
|
Iraqi National Alliance (Shiite) |
70 |
|
Iraqiya (mixed) |
91 |
|
State of Law (Mainly Dawa Party) |
89 |
|
Tawafuq (Sunni) |
6 |
|
Unity of Iraq Coalition (headed by Iraq’s interior minister who didn’t win a seat) |
4 |
|
Kurd Alliance (mainly the two main Kurdish parties KDP and PUK) |
43 |
|
Goran (Change) |
8 |
|
Kurdistan Islamic Union |
4 |
|
Kurdistan Islamic Group – Iraq |
2 |
The five seats allocated for Christians:
Three seats won by the Rafidain list
Two seats won by the popular council ...
so interesting ...3 month after election and until now without any decide
Posted by: iraq | June 14, 2010 at 04:55 PM