Al-Khalifa’s struggle to raise the appearance of participation in the Bahraini elections.
Jamiat al-Wefaq reported that the participation in the Bahraini elections was very low, but the Al-Khalifa regime is trying to cover up this issue with the large presence of the military.
Jamiat al-Wefaq Bahrain said this Saturday evening about the show elections held by the Al Khalifa regime that we saw low turnout in these elections.
Al-Alam news channel reported, quoting al-Wafaq, that the military had a large presence in these elections, but the participation of other sections of the Bahraini people in the elections was low.
Al-Wefaq emphasized that the authorities of Manama are terrified and have deployed security forces in security centers and are trying to express themselves by mobilizing the media.
This Bahraini crowd stated that no candidate from the opposition was present in the election, despite this issue, the Al Khalifa regime tried to send certain candidates to the parliament and the military also went to work to support these candidates.
Starting this Saturday morning, voting centers were opened throughout Bahrain to hold parliamentary elections. The House of Representatives of Bahrain was established by the Constitution of 2002 and consists of forty members who are elected through popular vote, and the last parliamentary elections were held in late 2018.
While Bahraini figures and groups have been calling for a widespread boycott of the elections for months, today with the opening of the polling stations, more than 330 candidates, including 73 women, competed with each other to fill 40 seats in the House of Representatives. This is despite the absence of opposition parties, the intensity of competition between candidates has decreased, although the number of candidates is very high.
