The Iraqi authorities introduced Wednesday that the nation’s subsequent parliamentary elections can be held on Nov. 11, in line with a press release from Prime Minister Mohammed S. Al Sudani’s media workplace.
The assertion offered no further particulars in regards to the choice.
In January, the Iraqi Independent High Electoral Commission (IHEC) mentioned the elections have to be held a minimum of 45 days earlier than the top of the present parliamentary time period, which concludes on Jan. 8, 2026.
Iraq final held parliamentary elections on Oct. 10, 2021. The present 329-member legislature is dominated by Shiite political events and coalitions.
Since 2006, Iraq has adopted a casual power-sharing association below which the presidency is held by a Kurd, the parliament is led by a Sunni and the prime minister is a Shiite.
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