Nearly 1.3 million members of the security forces and more than 26,500 internally displaced people are eligible to vote.
Nearly 1.3 million members of the security forces and more than 26,500 internally displaced people are eligible to vote ahead of Tuesday’s polls.
By Mariamne Everett and News Agencies
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Members of Iraq’s security forces and its internally displaced population have begun casting their ballots in the parliamentary elections – the sixth since a United States-led invasion toppled longtime ruler Saddam Hussein in 2003.
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