Iraqi National List
Iraqi National List | |
|---|---|
| Leader | Ayad Allawi |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Dissolved | 2009 |
| Ideology | Big tent |
The Iraqi National List (Arabic: القائمة العراقية الوطنية) was a coalition of Iraqi political parties who ran in the December 2005 Iraqi elections and got 8.0% of the vote and 25 out of 275 seats.[1]
History
[edit]Prior to the December election the Iraqi list merged with Ghazi al-Yawer's The Iraqis, the most successful Sunni party in the January elections, and the Communist People's Union. The Iraqi National List alliance was created to offer a secular, cross-community alternative - composed of both Sunnis and Shiites - to the religious Shiite United Iraqi Alliance and the Sunni Iraqi Accord Front.[1]
Member parties
[edit]- Iraqi Communist Party
- Assembly of Independent Democrats
- People's Union
- Al-Qasimy Democratic Assembly
- Iraqi Republican Group
- Arab Socialist Movement
- Independent Democratic Gathering
- Iraqi National Accord
- League of Iraqi Turkmen Lords and Tribes led by Abd Al-Hammed Al-Bayati
- Alfurat Al Awsat Assemblage
- The Iraqis
- Loyalty For Iraq Coalition
- Independent Iraqi Alliance
- Independent Iraqi Sheikhs Council
- The National List
- Al-Ahrar
December 2005 election results
[edit]The coalition ended up with 977,325 votes, or 8.0% of the vote, which amounted to 25 out of 275 seats in the Iraqi National Assembly. The following 25 people were nominated as the coalition's representatives:
- 1. Usama Abd Al Azeez Al Nujaifi - Sunni Arab
- 2. Iyad Allawi - Shiite Arab, Iraqi National Accord
- 3. Iyad Raouf Mohamed Jalal Al Deen
- 4. Jamal Abd Al Hadi Batekh
- 5. Hajem Mahdi Saleh
- 6. Husam Abd Al Kareem Abed Ali
- 7. Husain Ali Al Sha'alan
- 8. Hamid Majid Mousa - Shiite, Iraqi Communist Party
- 9. Kheir Alla Kareem Kathem
- 10. Radwan Husain Abbas Al Kleidar
- 11. Sa'ad Sfouk Al Masoudi
- 12. Safia Taleb Ali
- 13. Aida Shareef Tawfeeq
- 14. Alia Naseef Jasem
- 15. Abd Al Lateef Abd Al Wahab Husain
- 16. Adnan Pachachi - Sunni Arab, Assembly of Independent Democrats
- 17. Ezzat Hasan Ali
- 18. Ghazi al-Yawar - Sunni Arab, The Iraqis
- 19. Falah Hassan al-Naqib
- 20. Mohamed Tawfeeq Husain
- 21. Mohamed Abbas Mohamed
- 22. Mofeed Mohaed Jawad
- 23. Mahdi Ahmad Al Hafeth
- 24. Maysun al-Damluji
- 25. Wael Abdul Latif
| Major political parties | |
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| Minor political parties |
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| Reserved Christian seats (5) | |
| Reserved minority seats (3) |
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| Unrepresented in parliament | |
| Banned |
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References
[edit]- ^ a b "BBC NEWS | Middle East | Guide to Iraqi political parties". news.bbc.co.uk. 20 January 2006. Retrieved 2017-01-28.
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