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Misrata Election results

byMichel Cousins
February 22, 2012
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The results of the local elections in Misrata were announced late Tuesday night.

Voting took place on Monday, 20 February. According to . . .[restrict]officials there was a 57 percent turnout of the 100,000 registered electors.  There were 245 candidates contesting 28 council seats and the first-past-the-post system was used to decide the winners.

The results are:

District 1 (Shahada Arramalah – 4 seats)

  1. Atiya Al-Dreini
  2. Yusuf ben Yusuf
  3. Rejeb Al-Faqieh
  4. Ali Al-Ajtal

District 2 (9 July – 3 seats)

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  1. Mohamed Abdul Al-Ali
  2. Ali Al-Jarani
  3. Nasser Irfidah

District 3 (That Al-Rimal – 3 seats)

  1. Ibrahim Safar
  2. Fathi Shahwat
  3. Salem Beit Al-Mal

District 4 (Al-Ghiran – 3 seats)

  1. Naji Al-Birah
  2. Ahmed Sualim
  3. Hussein Breirah

District 5 (Azzarouq – 3 seats)

  1. Abdul Hamid
  2. Mohamed ben Othman
  3. Mohamed Al-Jamel

District 6 (Al-Mahjoub – 3 seats)

  1. Ahmed Arhumah
  2. Ali Al-Nadhuri
  3. Abdullah Al-Asaifer

District 7 (Ras Al-Tubah – 3 seats)

  1. Kamel Al-Bari
  2. Ahmed Al-Shawish
  3. Ismail Shaklawun

District 8 (Tamina – 2 seats)

  1. Muftah Al-Kharaz
  2. Badr Qalus

District 9 (Qasr Ahmed – 2 seats)

  1. Ramadan Birween
  2. Shawki Irmeidhah

District 10 (Difniya – 2 seats)

  1. Ahmed Juha
  2. Altayib Umbais

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  [/restrict]

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