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Latest results for individual candidates

byMichel Cousins
July 11, 2012
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Tripoli, 11 July:

The High National Election Commission has announced interim results for some of the 120 seats in the National Congress . . .[restrict]reserved for individual candidates.

At the moment, we are listing only the candidates who appear to have won.

Some of these results may change since not all the votes have been counted.

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Derna   Seats: 2. Candidates: 27 (97% of votes counted)

1. Hassan Eswehel Abdullah Esteta : 13,361

2. Abdul Fattah Khalifa Arwag Ashlewi: 3,870

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Shahhat

Seats: 1. Candidates: 18 (88% of votes counted)

Fawzi Rajab Al Agab Abdullah: 3,923

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Qasr Libya Seats: 1. Candidates: 13 (84% of votes counted)

Khalifa Saleh Saeed Mohamed: 907

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Gharian  Seats: 3. Candidates: 53 (97% of votes counted)

1. Mohammed Younis Mohammed Ettumi: 16, 318

2. Iddris Mohamed Mohamed Abu Faed; 2,125

3. Ramadan Enbaia Abu Abdullah Khalifa: 1, 769

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Arriyaynah  Seats: 1. Candidates: 9 (100% of votes counted)

Abu Al-Qasim Abdul Qader Mohamed Derz: 1,014

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Mizdah  Seats: 1. Candidates: 22 (94% of votes counted)

Ibrahim Ali Mohammed Abu Shaala: 8, 792

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Nalut  Seats: 1. Candidates: 8  (88% of votes counted)

Shaaban Ali Essa Abu Sitta: 5, 278

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Batan Jabal  Seats: 1. Candidates: 18 (93% of voted counted)

Abdul Hamid Daw Ali Al-Khanjari: 917

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Misrata  Seats: 4. Candidates: 117  (99% of votes counted)

1. Jumaa Ahmed Abdullah Ateega: 15,269

2. Omar Mohamed Ali Abu Leefa: 8,946

3. Hassan Mohamed Ali Lameen: 5,077

4. Salahddeen Omar Beshr Badi: 3,913

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Bani Walid  Seats: 2.  Candidates: 25  (98% of votes counted)

1. Salem Al Ahmar Al Hadi Ali: 5,340

2. Amanah Mohamed Mohamed Takhikh

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Zliten   Seats: 2. Candidates: 46 (96% of votes counted)

1. Abdullah Ali Abdullah Juwwan: 9,553

2. Mohamed Shabaan Miftah Al-Waleed: 6,461

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Tarhouna  Seats: 2. Candidates: 44 (94% of votes counted)

1. Annifishi Abdul Salam Abdul Manee Abdul Salam: 4, 439

2. Ahmed Faraj Hassan Essadi: 1,282

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Imselata  Seats: 1. Candidates: 28  (98% of votes counted)

Hameed Muammar Emhemed Erwemi: 3,027

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Khoms, Sahel (coast)  Seats: 2. Candidates: 43 (99% of votes counted)

1. Mohamed Miftah Mohamed Takala: 1,917

2. Abdul Munem Hussein Essadiq Al-Yaseer: 1,535

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Khoms, Madinah (town) Seats: 2. Candidates: 30 (92% of votes counted)

1. Akram Ali Jumma Al-Jnin: 3,718

2. Mukhtar Salem Ali Al-Atrash: 3,048

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Qasr Al-Akhiar  Seats: 1. Candidates: 20 (91% of votes counted)

Mohamed Ali Saleem Saleem: 3,551

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Garabulli  Seats: 1. Candidates: 17 (100% of votes counted)

Al-Ajili Mohamed Misbah Abu Esdel: 2,400

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Al-Maya  Seats: 1. Candidates: 24  (78% of votes counted)

1. Mustafa Amer Ali Sola: 1,625

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Aziziyah Seats: 1. Candidates: 30 (94% of votes counted)

Abdul-Majeed Al-Mahdi Miloud Azantuni: 1,859

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Suwani Bin Adam  Seats 1. Candidates: 31 (93% of votes counted)

Mustafa Jebril Mohammed Jebril: 2,708

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Qasr Ben Gashir  Seats: 1.  Candidates: 19 (98% of votes counted)

Mohamed Misbah Omar Abu Ghamja: 6,070

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Imsehel, Essayeh, Esbeea Seats: 1. Candidates: 22 (85% of votes counted)

Abdullah Abdul Hafeed Ali Eddahmani: 1,522

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Zuara Seats: 1. Candidates: 13 (86% of votes counted)

Nouri Ali Mohammed Abu Sahmain: 7,033

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Al-Jmail Seats: 1. Candidates: 19 (92% of votes counted)

Suliman Mabdouk Abdullah El Haj: 5,245

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Rigdaleen Seats: 1. Candidates: 13 (79% of votes counted)

Mohammed Abdul Jawad Mohammed Ashabshubi: 872

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