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2013 Saladin governorate election
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2013 Saladin Governorate election Iraq parliamentary no 2009 Saladin Governorate election 2009 2017 Saladin Governorate election 2017 All 29 seats for the Saladin Governorate council 2013 4 20 yes Governor of Saladin Subsequent Governor Mutashar al-Aliwi Iraqi Accord Front Ahmed Abdullah al-Jubouri
The Saladin Governorate election of 2013 was held on 20 April 2013 alongside elections for all other governorates outside Iraqi Kurdistan, Kirkuk, Anbar and Nineveh.
Results
Summary of the 20 April 2013 Saladin governorate election results
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!align="left" colspan=2 valign=top|Party/Coalition!! Allied national parties !! Leader !!Seats !! Change !!Votes
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|align=left|Iraqi People's Coalition || align=left| || align=left|Ahmed Abdullah al-Jubouri || 7 || || 95,338
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|align=left|Muttahidoon ||align=left|al-HadbaIraqi Islamic Party || align=left|Usama al-Nujayfi || 5 || || 79,705
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|align=left|Iraq's Authenticity Coalition || || align=left| || 5 || || 66,549
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|align=left|Al Iraqia National and United Coalition || || align=left|Ayad Allawi || 3 || || 46,287
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|align=left|Salahuddine National Alliance || || align=left| || 3 || || 39,447
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|align=left|Equality Front || || || || || 27,654
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|align=left|Arabian Al Iraqia || || || 2 || || 24,167
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|align=left|Salahuddine Unified Coalition || || || 2 || || 23,497
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|align=left|Brotherhood and Coexistence Alliance List || align=left|KDPPUK || || 1 || || 21,373
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|align=left|Salahuddine Turkmen's list || || || 1 || || 18,395
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|bgcolor="#F6BE22"|
|align=left|Iraq's Benevolence and Generosity List || || || || || 6,099
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|align=left|Reformers Gathering || || || || || 6,041
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|align=left|Iraq for Everyone National Bloc || || || || || 4,243
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|align=left|Citizenship and Change Movement || || || || || 3,117
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|align=left|Iraq's Light Movement || || || || || 3,023
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|align=left|Iraqi Justice and Democracy Alliance || || || || || 774
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|align=left|Islamic Advocates' Party || || || || || 553
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|align=left|Law Advocate Knights' Bloc || || || || || 468
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|align=left|Revolution Forces' Alliance in Iraq || || || || || 461
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|colspan=2 align=left| Total || || || 29 || 1 || 467,191
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|colspan=7 align=left|Sources: al-Sumaria – Salahuddin Coalitions, ISW, IHEC
Following the election Ahmed Abdullah al-Jubouri was re-elected as governor. In December 2013 Juburi was suspended by Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki for at least two months while allegations of corruption were investigated.Maliki Suspends Saladin Governor on Corruption Allegations, Rudaw, 27 November 2013
References
Category:2013 Iraqi governorate elections
Category:History of Saladin Governorate