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The candidate in the partial legislative elections for the Kébili district, Mohamed Saleh Salami, has announced that he has filed an appeal with the Administrative Court against the preliminary results of the second round of the elections. He accused his opponent, Shaker Bouthouri, of benefiting from vote-buying operations that influenced the outcome of the vote. The Independent High Authority for Elections announced that Bouthouri won the district seat after receiving 1,225 votes, representing 50.14%, compared to 1,218 votes for Salami, or 49.86%, a difference of just 7 votes. Salami stated that he has documented evidence, including video recordings and observations, confirming instances of money distribution in front of the polling station. He also said he intends to pursue legal action against those involved. Neither party nor the relevant authorities have issued any official comments regarding the accusations so far. The Administrative Court is awaiting to review the appeal before announcing the final results.
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