Iraq’s Independent High Commission for Elections announced the results for Nineveh, Sulaymaniyah, Hewler, Najaf, Salahaddin and Meysan, excluding Kirkuk and Duhok.

The Nasr Coalition led by Iraqi Prime Minister Haidar Al-Abadi came first in Nineveh, while KDP came second.

In Hewler (Erbil), KDP is in first place and PUK in second, while the New Generation came in third and the Coalition for Democracy and Justice came in fourth.

In Sulaymaniyah, PUK is in first place, Gorran in second and New Generation in third.

According to official results, the votes in provinces are as follows:

HEWLÊR

KDP: 316.000

PUK: 77.792

New Generation: 69.123

Coalition for Democracy and Justice: 49.266

Gorran: 39.809

Komel: 35.534

Yekgirtu: 23.933

SULAYMANIYAH

PUK: 262.128

Gorran: 149.930

New Generation: 61.638

Komel: 49.343

KDP: 46.567

Coalition for Democracy and Justice: 44.978

Yekgirtu: 29.161

NINEVEH

Nasr Coalition: 164.000

KDP: 134.782

Vataniyye Coalition: 97.000

Fetih Coalition: 73.000

Iraq Qerar Coalition: 65.000

PUK: 32.000

SALAHADDIN

In the Salahaddin province to the north of Iraq, the National Popular Coalition led by Governor Ahmed Abdullah Abid Khalaf al-Jubouri came in first, while the Fetih (Conquest) Coalition led by Hashd al-Shaabi commander Hadi Amiri came second and Vataniyye Coalition third.

NAJAF

The Sairun Coalition supported by Shia leader Muqtada as Sadr received the most votes and came in first.

Iraq’s Independent High Commission for Elections announced that the results for Kirkuk and Duhok provinces will be announced later today due to some technical issues.