Voter turnout in Lebanon’s parliamentary elections stood at 41.04% across the country with the closure of polls at 7:00 pm, the Interior Ministry said, with Interior Minister Bassam al-Mawlawi describing it as a low turnout.
Polls officially closed at 7:00 pm but voters present inside the premises of some polling centers were allowed to vote beyond that hour.
Below are the voter turnout percentages of every electoral district until 7:00 pm:
– Beirut I: 28.5%
– Beirut II: 38.33%
– Zahle: 43.02%
– Western Bekaa/Rashaya: 34.2%
– Baalbek/Hermel: 48.9%
– Jezzine: 44.9%
– Sidon: 39.85%
– Tyre: 39.97%
– Zahrani: 44.77%
– Bint Jbeil: 37.5%
– Marjeyoun/Hasbaya: 37.34%
– Nabatiyeh: 50.95%
– Akkar: 40.73%
– Tripoli: 28.22%
– Minieh: 35.11%
– Dinniyeh: 35.8%
– Koura: 35.03%
– Batroun: 47.12%
– Bsharri: 35.36%
– Zgharta: 36.16%
– Jbeil: 55.4%
– Keserwan: 56.4%
– Metn: 42.7%
– Baabda: 43.44%
– Chouf: 45.8%
– Aley: 43.44%