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New Generation of House Members
The September 23, 2026 elections saw the emergence of a number of young faces entering the House of Representatives for the first time, ranging in age from 23 to 36 years old. These young individuals successfully secured seats through local electoral districts and regional lists, including fresh representatives from various parties such as the Independence Party, the National Rally, Justice and Development, Progress and Socialism, and Unity and Democracy. Their representation also includes women and youth. These new parliamentarians come from diverse political and civil backgrounds, most of whom rely on digital presence and direct communication with citizens. They are distinguished by the varied paths that led them to Parliament—from party activism and digital engagement to civil work. As they transition into the legislative and oversight phase of their roles, these young members have entered a new stage that requires assuming responsibilities in monitoring and legislating within Parliament.
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