The Iraqi Electoral Commission begins manual counting of the results of six southern governorates today

The Electoral Commission announces that it will begin partial counting and manual sorting of election results in 6 southern provinces and that Commission representatives will arrive in Sulaymaniyah City to prepare for the operation, the "Turkmen Front" surprised by the cessation of manual counts in Kirkuk. "The manual counting process will start tomorrow morning for polling stations and stations where complaints and appeals were received in Basrah, Maysan, Dhi Qar, Muthana, Diwaniyah and Wasit provinces after their transfer to Baghdad", Judge Laith Jabr said in a statement. He explained that "it will be the process of counting and sorting at the Baghdad International Fair, and that prospective representatives of the United Nations and world embbadies and political parties and the media will participate in the process." Hamza pointed out in a separate statement that "the Council of Commissioners of the Independent High Electoral Commission arrived yesterday morning in Sulaymaniyah town and met the director and staff of the election office."

The surprise of the cessation of counting and partial counting in Kirkuk by the Council of Judges Deputies and leaving the city ". The Front added: "We are afraid of the presence of the effects of the sympathetic regional countries of the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan with an influential political bloc at the expense of Turkmen, in particular (Kirkuk and Tuzkurmato)". And asked the current Board of Commissioners "the need to immediately detect fraud rates".

On the other hand, "the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan" which "will bring lawsuits against those accused of election fraud". "The results of manual counting will not change according to the maturity of the components," said union leader and former MP Ribwa Taha. "The committee has worked professionally, professionally and independently to prove the facts as they are without pressure."

MP for the "change" Hoshyar Abdullah that "the big difference in the results of counting and sorting the manual results of electronic sorting in Kirkuk, proved the need for recount and manually manual". "If these results are approved, we should read the fatihah about democracy in Iraq, which will be fiefs led by militias that control the destiny of the country and its capabilities with the barrel of arms and political money. . " He stressed that "these results will have negative effects on the future of Iraq in the short and long term unless these problems are resolved before the situation becomes uncontrollable."

Speaker of Parliament Salim al-Jubouri discussed with Government and the elimination of terrorism. "Both parties have reviewed the election record and the manual counting and counting procedures approved by Parliament and the Federal Court, and the results that will result," the statement said. In a way that ensures that the voice of the Iraqi voter is not lost. "