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Yet as a whole, Shia factions have not only preserved their parliamentary majority but have increased it from 153 to 187 seats. This is primarily due to changes taking place among Sunni communities.
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Iraq 2018 Elections: Between Sectarianism and the Nation | Arab Reform Initiativeve seen a reversal in the power relations between Shia factions. The most dramatic of these was the loss of former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki’s list of 67 seats, mainly to the al-Fath list. <span>Yet as a whole, Shia factions have not only preserved their parliamentary majority but have increased it from 153 to 187 seats. This is primarily due to changes taking place among Sunni communities. Key Sunni political figures took part in the elections at a time when they were highly fragmented and weak. Sunni governorates have been the most exposed to ISIS terrorism and the ones Summary
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