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The election in Iraq is a delicate issue

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Tuesday's elections in Iraq will be the seventh since the US invasion in 2003. They will be closely watched, not only for winning, but also for the evil that is still vulnerable, which is still vulnerable and which is strongly based on ethnic and religious identity.there are lists and many partnerships are still engaged in negotiations long after the elections.The last time, in 2021, it took a year to have a government: during this period there were clashes and more than 30 people died.

Despite its ability to avoid direct involvement in the Middle East wars in recent years, Iraq remains a strong neighbor and enemy of the United States (enemies of Iran).

Voting is underway to renew the country's unicameral parliament.

Other factions in the air are looking for a new leader, and the United States looks to him close to Iraq who is there and has a lot of influence in IRAQ, even at the political level.Many deviate from the election with their list, among them, Kataib Hezbollah, the most powerful organization and considers terrorism by the United States.

Most of the militias were created in 2014 and merged into the Popular Mobilization Forces to fight ISIS.Although they were officially absorbed into the Iraqi army in 2016, they still maintain a large degree of autonomy and a stable and direct relationship with the Iranian government.The United States has already called on the government to isolate them and effectively disintegrate them, but that has not happened: the militias are extremely influential in Iraqi society and politics.Unlike other similar groups, such as Lebanon's Hezbollah, they have not clashed heavily with Israel over the past two years, and remain strong despite the Iranian regime's diminished capabilities, which have instead weakened.

In recent years, there are graduates in the election of the Susuni group, there are graduates who want to remember the great development of the construction sector in recent years.Despite the high wealth and gas resources in Iraq, the skull has disappeared in many areas.In the government, the government will ban a million government employees, creating a common network, reducing the image of the government.Corruption Despite widespread unemployment and poverty, corruption is deeply entrenched and pervades all public administrations.

In 2021, al-Sudani became prime minister despite the election victory of the Sadist Movement, a rival Shiite party led by Muqtada al-Sadr, a prominent and influential political and religious leader.It won 73 seats out of 329, but was excluded from government negotiations, stripped of its representation in parliament, and its supporters clashed with security forces.In these elections, Sadr supported the boycott, keeping his position at a distance from the current political system, which he considers illegitimate.However, it remains very influential: the low participation could be seen as his victory and lead to new protests.

In Iraq, there are 32 million voters, but only 21 people have registered to vote (to do this they have to give their biometric data, for example. It is expected that it will not be less than 40 percent of the vote: it will be worse than 41 percent in the year 2021, the lowest transmission so far.

Iraq's political system is rather complex: 36 councilors and 36 independent candidates and 75 independent candidates are running in these elections.They can be divided into three major groups based on race and religion: Great Souls in Islam but currently in Iraq.Sunnis and Kurds, with smaller lists representing representatives of other or independent groups and civic movements.Voters also vote on sites and religion.There is so much tradition that the Shiite majority for the prime minister, the speaker of the council in the Sunni party, the president of the republic (with ceremonies) has to come to the Kurd One.

Each list only competes and then compromises the life after different Shia lists, but also many western groups and Kurdish groups.The preferences are converted into seats using a complex distribution system that requires a certain number of a council, the representation of women (at least 25 percent) and small and large groups.The disadvantages of independent competitors and those tend to maintain the status quo by preventing major complications.As we said, after the election, the regulars start to elect a president (two-thirds is required), who elects a president.

Before the elections, more than 880 candidates were expelled, usually for unclear reasons or suspicions against the military or religious traditions.But the biggest problem of Iraqi democracy is vote buying.Former Prime Minister Haider Al Abadi, in office from 2014 to 2018, decided to spend the money on praise, but it depends on the money spent on popularity, but how much the elections were bought, how many votes." In addition to non-existent practices in the law, there are promises of public works and infrastructure interventions, such as connecting other areas to the water network.