Beirut: The Interior Ministry on Sunday released the latest voter turnout rates in the ongoing municipal and mayoral elections across the districts of North Lebanon and Akkar. As of the latest count, turnout stood at:
According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the voter turnout rates have been varied across the districts, reflecting differing levels of engagement in the electoral process. In Akkar, the turnout was recorded at 26.73%, indicating a moderate level of participation. In Tripoli, however, the engagement was significantly lower, with only 10.78% of eligible voters casting their ballots.
The turnout in Zgharta was 24.49%, while in Bsharri, it was slightly lower at 21.78%. Minieh-Dinnieh saw a similar engagement level to Akkar, with a turnout of 26.34%. Meanwhile, the district of Koura recorded a turnout of 24.46%.
Batroun stood out with the highest voter turnout rate among the districts, reaching 32.43%. This notable level of participation highlights a strong interest in the local elections within this district.