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Algeria announces election results with NLF leading
The results of the parliamentary elections in Algeria confirmed that the National Liberation Front (FLN) remained the leading party, securing 91 seats out of 407 in the People's National Assembly. It was followed by the National Democratic Rally with 74 seats, then the Future Front with 56 seats, the Movement of Society for Peace with 43 seats, and the National Construction Movement with 40 seats. The bloc of independent deputies also declined to seventh place, winning 33 seats compared to 84 seats in the previous 2021 elections. Traditional opposition parties maintained limited presence, with the Socialist Forces Front (FFS) obtaining 12 seats, the Rally for Culture and Democracy (RCD) 4 seats, and the Islamist radical Workers' Party (POW) 3 seats. The voter turnout was 21.24%. The results demonstrate that the majority parties backed by the presidency continue to dominate Parliament, enabling President Tebboune to form a government led by a Prime Minister, according to constitutional powers. The number of represented parties increased to 22, up from 13 in 2021.
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