Kais Saied re-elected president with 90.69 percent of the vote

The controversial presidential election in Tunisia has concluded. In an election boycotted by the opposition and marked by low voter turnout, incumbent President Kais Saied was re-elected after receiving 90.69 percent of the vote.

Don't leave your news choices to an algorithm - decide for yourself what you read. Add 12punto to your preferred sources! Don't leave your news to an algorithmYou decide which source to read; add 12punto to your preferred sources.

Kais Saied re-elected president with 90.69 percent of the vote

Saied has been re-elected president in Tunisia after receiving 90.69 percent of the vote.

The results of the presidential election held in Tunisia on October 6 have been announced. The Independent High Authority for Elections reported that President Kais Saied was re-elected after securing 90.69 percent of the vote.

The Election Authority stated that Saied's rivals, Ayachi Zammel and Zouhair Maghzaoui, received 7.3 percent and 1.9 percent of the vote, respectively, and noted that the voter turnout was 28.8 percent.

Tunisia saw its lowest voter turnout since the 2011 revolution.

News Source: İHA