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Algerian Elections 2024: 256 Pro-Government Deputies and Decline of Islamists
The results of the parliamentary elections in Algeria, held on July 2, 2026, showed that the National Liberation Front (FLN) maintained its leading position with 90 seats out of 407, despite a slight decline compared to the 2021 elections, where it won 98 seats. The Future Front (Jabhat al-Mustaqbal) rose to third place with 59 seats, while the National Democratic Rally (RND) advanced to second place with 73 seats. Meanwhile, the Movement of Society for Peace (Hamas) dropped to fourth place with 43 seats. The voter turnout was 21.24%, reflecting a deep crisis of trust between citizens and political institutions. The share of independent candidates decreased markedly from over 98 seats in the previous election to just 32 now. The ruling coalition's dominance remains stable, with 256 deputies, compared to 90 for the opposition.
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