The first parliamentary elections in Tunisia after the new constitution.
Tunisia’s first parliamentary elections after the approval of the new constitution were held in the July 25 referendum today.
Constituencies in Tunisia opened their doors to voters this Saturday (December 17) for Tunisians to elect a new parliament; This is the first parliamentary election after the approval of the new constitution in the July 25 referendum.
Tunisian “Mosaique FM” radio reported that the polling stations started working in the morning and the selection process will continue until 6:00 pm local time for Tunisian citizens.
This radio also pointed out that “the Supreme Independent Electoral Council announced that 9.2 million Tunisians have the necessary conditions to participate in the elections; 50.8% of them are women and 49.2% are men.
Tunisians are going to the polls while the president of this country, “Qais Said”, is seeking to monopolize power and turn the parliament into a “council without power” from the summer of 2021 and after the approval of the country’s new constitution.
