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Iraq’s parliament speaker says manual recount of May election votes to begin next week

A manual recount of votes in Iraq’s May national election will begin next week, parliament speaker Salim Al-Jabouri said on Thursday. (AFP)

Updated 28 June 2018

Reuters

June 28, 2018 10:38

Iraq’s parliament speaker says manual recount of May election votes to begin next week

A manual recount of votes in Iraq’s May national election will begin next week.
The outgoing parliament this month passed a law mandating a nationwide manual recount of votes.

Updated 28 June 2018

Reuters

June 28, 2018 10:38

BAGHDAD: A manual recount of votes in Iraq’s May national election will begin next week, parliament speaker Salim Al-Jabouri said on Thursday.
The outgoing parliament this month passed a law mandating a nationwide manual recount of votes, but the panel of judges now in charge of the recount said it would only be conducted for problematic ballots.