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Municipal elections held in second group of towns; results announced for first

byMichel Cousins
December 8, 2013
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By Ahmed Elumami.

Tripoli, 8 December 2013:

Counting is underway in the elections for the new municipal councils in Zintan, Awjila, Traghen and . . .[restrict]Wadi Atba which took place yesterday. Announcements of preliminary results are expected to start tomorrow.

The four places were the second group of towns to vote for the new councils. Last Saturday, 30 November, saw voters going to polling stations in Beida, Shahat, Tazerbu and Bint Baya. Turnout, however, was low in Beida and Shahat.

“Everything went very, very well yesterday,” Otman Gajiji, Chairman of the Central Committee for Municipal Council Elections (CCME) told the Libya Herald. “There were no security problems.”

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The elections in Bint Baya last Saturday were suspended because of security issues at two polling stations during the poll. It is reported that protestors from villages neighbouring Bint Baya disrupted the vote at the two stations, opposed to it being an independent municipality.

The preliminary results for the three other towns – Beida, Shahat and Tazerbu – were finally announced on Friday.  They were:

1. Beida

The result for the five “general” council seats were (winners in bold):

  • Ali Abdulali Belqasem Hamrri  1,067
  • Ali Idris Mohamed Al-Traiki  678
  • Abdullah Amtwal Ali Younis  603
  • Ali Hussain Mohamed Abu-baker  487
  • Mousa Mohamed Muftah Muftah  480
  • Adam Mohamed Burjai Aquaider  412
  • Ashraf Al-Almi Al-Mabrouk  345
  • Akram Faraj Abdlhameed Saleh  332
  • Mohamed Faraj Hamed Al-Sharda  291
  • Ali Mohamed Ayad Belqasem Al-Madroud 209
  • Jalal Rajab Ahmed Bianko  187
  • Faraj Al-Twati Hussain Al-Senussi  182
  • Ali Mailoud Mohmed Bu-Arousha  165
  • Belgassem Hassan Mohamed  162
  • Abdulkareem Fadel Ajwaida  154
  • Yaser Fadeel Mohamed Al-Musmari  142
  • Abdulaziz Juma Fadeel Shuaib  137
  • Salah Al-Naji Mohamed Abdullah  130
  • Mohamed Omar Al-Haj Mohamed Abu-baker  124
  • Abdulwahab Iddris Haiba Sulaiman  122
  • Ali Maiuf Mohamed Burwais  110
  • Al-Fadeel Awad Al-Sawi Makhyoun  102
  • Ezziden Yahya Saleh Al-Issbai  82
  • Aymen Saleh Abdullah Khanfer  81
  • Rezq Hamad Hassan Arrhaim  77
  • Waleed Taher Abdulhameed Bumeliaq  77
  • Muftah Mousa Taher Al-Amari  72
  • Hamed Taher Ali Attya  69
  • Ibrahim Abdulkareem Saad  61
  • Majeed Khalifa Abdulmajeed Bukasoula  52
  • Adel Taher Ambarek Abu-baker  50
  • Ibrahim Omar hassan Bazama  46
  • Ahmed Mhash-hash Mohamed Ali  44
  • Imhamed Belqasem Mohamed Mahmoud  41
  • Said Attya Ambarek Abu-baker  37
  • Al-Mabrouk Muamer Imhamed Ahmed  31
  • Ali Younis Mohamed Moamen  27
  • Abdulraheem Abdulali Taher  Abu-baker  14

Seat reserved for an injured revolutionary

  • Sulaiman Mohamed Sulaiman Shuaib  2,443
  • Hammad Saleh Abdulaziz Hammad  2,071
  • Abdulwahed Abdulsalam Abdulsadeq  1,622

Seat reserved for a woman:

  • Fawzia Ali Younis  1,494
  • Yasmena Aghfair Attya Aghfair  1,362
  • Najwa Said Shamata Omar  1,352
  • Fatthia Dakheel Al-Myar  1,010
  • Sussan Hamad Al-Murzqi  682
  • Mariam Saleh Abdurabah Qasem  625

There were 34 polling stations, 23,966 people were registered to vote and 8,060 did so.

2. Shahat

The result for the five “general” council seats were:

  • Saleh Ali Mohamed Aubaidallah 1,625
  • Hussain Mahmoud Hussain Buqhraiwisha 682
  • Othman Othman Fadeel Al-Mayar 288
  • Idris Abdulmajeed Abdullah Belhussain 221
  • Salah Abdulraheem Al-Mabrouk Mousa 184
  • Ezziden Al-Sharif Abdulkareem Mohamed 151
  • Saleh Muftah Mohamed Kauidin 128
  • Immsaid Bader Muftah Iddris 124
  • Abdulwahed Said Omran Zayad 113
  • Mohamed Ali Mohamed Shwait 106
  • Khaled Said Omar Saber  105
  • Ibrahim Jaballah Ali Shaghlouf 91
  • Idris Mohamed Khairallah Thaer 88
  • Hussain Mohamed Hussain Mustafa 81
  • Ahmed Ali Mohamed Abdulsalam 75
  • Munair Fadllalah Bashir Sulaiman 52
  • Khaled Matooq Ibrahim Matooq 47
  • Sulaiman Khaled Abdulrazeq Saleh 37

Seat reserved for an injured revolutionary:

  • Samir Mohamed Ibryak Tratrish 1,270
  • Buwahish Al-Ghali Abdulsaleh Mohamed 922
  • Ahmed Ibrahim Saleh Hussain 817
  • Rezeq Abu-baker Ali Saleh 633

Seat reserved for a woman:

  • Jamila Saleh Mohamed Abdurabah 1,460
  • Nuria Belqasem Abdulsalam Ibrahim 1,388
  • Wedad Kamal Rezeq Dakheel 779

In Shahat, there were 14 polling stations, 12,988 people were registered to vote and 4,232 did so.

3. Tazerbu

The result for the five “general” council seats were:

  • Al-Mahdi Abdullah Mahmoud Al-Shafai  493
  • Shames Eddin Abdullah Ighbaili Daoud  191
  • Ibrahim Jaidallah Faraj Jwaili  168
  • Alian Mohamed Ghishlish  167
  • Hussain Mohamed Saleh Faraj Abdulqader  151
  • Aqoub Abdulnabi Ihmaida Mohamed  129
  • Abdulbaset Mohamed Senussi Mohamed  121
  • Attya Faraj Sabbah Rasem  85
  • Radi Mustafa Mohamed Muftah  66
  • Masoud Mahmoud Abdulkareem Al-Mabri  65
  • Mohamed Mousa Mohamed Masoud  37
  • Wesam Muftah Yousef Jadallah  36

Seat reserved for an injured revolutionary:

  • Munair Mohamed Abdulwahed Rabia  639
  • Issa Abdulqader Mohamed Ali  535

Seat reserved for a woman:

  • Faiza Mahmoud Abdulrahman Farajallah  710
  • Zahya Issa Aghnaiwa Ihlayel  494

In Tazerbu there were three polling stations, 2,877 people were registered to vote and 1,435 people did so.

According to Elbahlol, “ interested individuals” have the right to appeal the results by today.

The local CCMCE subcommittee in Bent Baya was working to resolve the issues there so as to be able to continue with the poll, Gajiji said. [/restrict]

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