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Iraqi Elections 2010

Iraqis turned out in high numbers for the March 7 parliamentary elections. The post-election period of alliance formation, expected to last several months, will be crucial in determining whether the country moves toward consolidating a stable democracy, or slides back into ethnic turmoil.

Iraq suffers from dramatic political fragmentation, and the elections saw competition between secular and religious parties, alliances of various sizes, and independent candidates, with 306 political entities registered to run for only 325 seats in the Council of Representatives. 

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When Iraqi's voted on March 7, they encountered a ballot with a diverse range of candidates offering the every day Iraqi more choice.



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