Thirty six candidates vying for seats in 18 local councils will contest the run-off local elections set for February 4, regional director of the electoral authority in Tunis 1 Ridha Guizani said.
Contacted on Monday by TAP, he explained that the candidates, who will be vying for seats in 18 constituencies, had informed the electoral authority of their activities.
Campaigning for the run-off election began on Sunday and will continue until February 2.
Some 141,586 voters are participating in the run-off. They will choose their representatives in 39 centres and 107 polling stations.
Eighteen officers will monitor the election campaigns of candidates in the constituencies of Tunis 1, which has 11 local councils (delegations), only three of which had been elected in the first round: Bab Bhar, Medina and Sijoumi, Guizani specified.
Below is the list of candidates for the local councils involved in the run-off:
El Ouardia local council
– Mohamed Ali neighbourhood (El Ouardia): Salah Manai and Hasna Manai
B
ab Souika local council
– Halfaouine constituency: Hedi Tagourti and Malek Mahat
El Hrairia local council
– El Hrairia constituency: Belhassan Manai and Seifeddine Zayani
– Ezzahrouni constituency: Mourad Chaabi and Aziz Mbarki
Ezzouhour neighbourhood Local Council
– Tayarane Ezzouhour neighbourhood constituency: Abdessalem Ajina and Abdeldaim Mhamdi
– Ezzouhour neighbourhood (Ezzouhour-Tunis): Faten Samaali and Dorsaf Souissi
Kabaria Local Council
– Ibn Sina 2 constituency: Mohamed Oueslati and Bilel Jebali
– El Mourouj 2 constituency: Mohamed Adel Azabi and Marwa Kashi
– Ennour neighbourhood (Kabaria) constituency: Mohamed Salah Selmi and Jamel Rhimi
Jebel Jelloud Local Council
– Jebel Jelloud constituency: Henda Ben Ammar and Haifa Nasraoui
– El Garjouma constituency: Chokri Manai and Radhouane Faidi
– El Fath neighbourhood constituency: Karim Mahmoudi and Rachid Hammami
Sidi El Béchir Local Council
– Saida El Manoubia constituency: Bakhti Jemai and Ezzedine Fatnassi
Sidi Hassine Local Co
uncil
– Birine constituency: Noureddine Neffati and Nidhal Labyadh
– Borj Chakir constituency: Anis Ghali and Mohamed Ali Habibi
– Attar constituency: Ahmed Sayari and Khalifa Ferjani
– Mghira Inzel constituency: Mohamed Mrad and Walid Ouerfeli
– 25 July constituency: Sana Filali and Belgacem Triaa
Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse