Tunisia Election Turnout Was 11.3%, Electoral Commission Says | The Bengaluru Live

Tunisia election turnout was 11.3%, electoral commission says

The Bengaluru Live 30 January 2023 1 minute read

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Provisional figures showed the turnout in the second round of Tunisia’s parliamentary election on Sunday was 11.3%, the head of the electoral commission announced at a news conference.

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