Weeks of widespread and consistent anti-election protests in Algeria portend a low turnout in the elections taking place today.

Following the victory of Qais Said in the presidential elections, Ennahda and Qalb Tunis declare their victories in the parliamentary elections.

The second round of the presidential elections in Tunisia between Qais Said and Nabil Karoui is set to take place on 13 October amidst calls to postpone it.

Tunisians went out to participate in the third parliamentary elections since the revolution 2011, although turnout was extremely low.

In a working class neighbourhood in Tunis, Aich Tounsi activists wore yellow T-shirts reading "don't be scared, we're not a party" while distributing campaign flyers ahead of Tunisian parliamentary elections.

Women will likely play a big role in determining Tunisia's future in the coming elections, especially if the vote goes to a second round.

Fayez al-Sarraj, the head of the Libyan Presidential Council announced that Libya will hold presidential and parliamentary elections before the end of 2019.

While parliamentary elections in Libya are due to be held next year, preparations for the country's local elections are ongoing, with more than 70 municipalities completing local council registration.

With the Kurdistan elections set to be held on the 30th of September, controversy regarding participation has risen among both the population and the parties. Some political parties have decided to boycott the elections after their concerns surrounding the election lists were not addressed.

Four months have passed since the Iraqi national elections in May 2018. Now that the Iraqi Supreme Court has approved the results, the political coalitions are negotiating the formation of a bloc before the start of the first parliamentary session within two weeks.

After being plagued with accusations of fraud allegations, the manual recount for the 2018 May Iraq Parliamentary Elections have officially begun on Tuesday 3rd of July.

Libyan leaders gathered in Paris on Tuesday and announced their commitment to elections, which are now scheduled for December later this year

In light of threats made last month by ISIS spokesman, Abu Hassan al-Muhajjer, Iraqi forces have amplified their efforts to securitise the country ahead of today's elections

Lebanon heads to general elections for the first time in nine years. This is the first elections to include the 82k expat voters, totaling the total registered voters at 3.6 million. This election also sees a new Electoral system in which voters will vote twice, once for coalitions and once for the candidate.

TUNIS, Tunisia — Tunisia is getting ready to hold its first municipal elections since the 2011 revolution. While the general poll is...

Bureau members of a preparatory conference to announce a federal system discuss a "Democratic Federal System for Rojava