Iraqis participate in a tightly secured parliamentary election, facing low turnout amid a major political boycott and regional tensions.
Iraqis headed to the polls on Tuesday (November 11, 2025) to vote in a parliamentary election marked by tight security and a boycott by a major political bloc.
A total of 8,703 polling stations were open across the country for the general election. Members of the security forces and displaced people living in camps cast their ballots in early voting on Sunday (November 9, 2025).
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