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Record voter turnout in Algeria elections at 21.24%; National Liberation Front wins 90 seats

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Voter turnout in Algeria's parliamentary elections on July 2 was 21.24%, marking the lowest participation rate in the country's history.
The National Liberation Front emerged as the leading party, securing 90 seats in the new parliament.
The National Democratic Rally followed in second place with 73 seats, while the El Moustakbal Front claimed 59 seats.
The elections were characterized by record levels of abstention among the electorate.
No details were provided regarding the reasons behind the low voter turnout.

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In the Algerian parliamentary elections held on July 2, 2026, voter turnout reached a record low of just 21.24%, marking the lowest participation rate in the country's electoral history. This significant abstention reflects broader discontent among the electorate regarding the political landscape.

The National Liberation Front (FLN) emerged as the leading party, securing 90 parliamentary seats. The National Democratic Rally (RND) followed in second place with 73 seats, while the Future Front claimed 59 seats. The poor turnout and the results have raised questions about public engagement and trust in the electoral process, amid ongoing political challenges in Algeria.

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