The results of the functional elections in the name of the voice / the name of the vote / the sixteenth vacuum resulted in 50 candidates winning the National Assembly, of whom 31 were new representatives, while 19 of the members of the National Assembly, the Voice, returned to the Council after their victory in the elections.
In front of the election results, a 62% change, as 7 members of Parliament did not contest the last elections, while the next 24 elections from the House of Representatives 2016 failed
The large number of female candidates in the election race, Kuwaiti women could not win in any of the five constituencies.
The department registered for the first time in Parliament in 2017, and they are Issa Al-Kandari, Adnan Abdul-Samad and Issa Al-Shaheen, while 6 new faces entered the National Assembly for the first time, in addition to Deputy Dr. Hassan Gohar, who was a member of previous councils, and the voting rate in the first district exceeded 70%, and the results of the first constituency came as follows:
First circle
Hassan Johar, 5,849 votes
Youssef al-Gharib 5064 votes
Ahmed al-Shuhumi 4129 votes
Hamad Ruhuddin 3783 votes
Issa Al-Kandari 3398 votes
Ali Al-Qattan 3320 votes
Adnan Abdul Samad 3052 votes
Abdullah Al-Tariji 2472 votes
Abdullah Al-Mudhaf 2,437 votes
Osama Al-Shaheen 2,167 votes.
The second circle
As for the second constituency, it recorded the success of 5 members of the former National Assembly, namely Marzouq Al-Ghanim, Muhammad Al-Mutair, Khalil Al-Saleh, Badr Al-Mulla, and Hamad Al-Harshani, while 5 new deputies succeeded, and the rate of change reached 50% in the district and the voting rate in the second district reached 70.3%. The results of the second circuit according to the following:
Marzouq Al-Ghanim 5179 votes
Mohammed Al-Mutair 3456 votes
Khalil Al-Saleh 3117 votes
Hamad Al-Matar 2903 votes
Salman Al-Azmi 2,666 votes
Khaled Al-Ayed Al-Anzi: 2565 votes
Badr Al-Hamidi 2534 votes
Badr Al-Mulla 2,483 votes
Hamad Al-Harshani 2208 votes
Ahmed Al-Hamad 2195 votes.
The third circle
Moving to the third constituency, we find that the percentage of change in it is 70%, as in the "first", which is the highest rate of change at the level of the five districts, and each of the deputies Dr. Abdul Karim Al-Kandari, Youssef Al-Fadhala and Saadoun Hammad from the House of 2016, along with 7 new representatives for the first time entering the hall Abdullah Al-Salem, and the results of the third department came as follows:
Abdul Karim Al-Kandari 5585 votes
Osama al-Munawer has 3,858 votes
Muhannad Al-Sayer 3565 votes
Hisham Al-Saleh 3345 votes
Abdul Aziz Al-Saqabi 3340 votes
Yusef Al-Fadhala 2992 votes
Mubarak Zaid Al-Mutairi 2,982 votes
Saadoun Hammad 2,979 votes
Faris Al-Otaibi 2,942 votes
Sleazy Mudhafa 2904 votes
The fourth circle
In the fourth constituency, the percentage of change was 60%, as 4 deputies from the 2016 Council won: Shuaib Al-Muwaizi, Thamer Al-Sweit, Mubarak Al-Hajraf and Saad Al-Khanfour, while 6 new deputies entered the House after gaining the confidence of the constituency’s voters, and the voting rate in this fourth district was 70.8% The results of the fourth constituency were as follows:
Shoaib Al-Muizri 6,200 votes
Fayez Ghannam, the audience, 5,774 votes
Musaed Al-Ardi Al-Mutairi 5750 votes
Mohammed Obaid Al-Rajhi 5198 votes
Saud Abu Sulaib 5100 votes
Thamer Al-Swait 4935 votes
Marzouq al-Khalifah 4760 votes
Al-Daihani sorted 4701 votes
Saad Al-Khanfour 4520 votes
Mubarak Al-Hajraf 4422 votes
The Fifth Circle
The percentage of change in the Fifth District was 60%, with MPs Hamdan Al-Azmi, Khaled Al-Otaibi and Dr. Muhammad Al-Huwailah and Nasser Al-Dossari, in addition to the entry of former deputy Ahmed bin Mutia and 5 new deputies, and the results of the fifth constituency came as follows:
Hamdan Al-Azmi 8387 votes
Badr Al-Dahoom 8371 votes
Mubarak bin Khajmah 6801 votes
Summer summer 6,294 votes
Khaled Al-Otaibi, 5387 votes
Hammoud Mubarak Al-Azmi 5347 votes
Saleh Diab Al-Mutairi 5113 votes
Nasser Al-Dossary 4750 votes
Muhammad Al-Huwailah 4720 votes
Ahmad Muti` Al-Azmi 4,651 votes
It is noteworthy that the National Assembly 2020 election race witnessed competition between 326 male and female candidates in various constituencies, while the total number of voters reached 567,694 male and female voters, of whom 273,940 were males and 293754 were females./
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