How many constituencies are up for grabs?
Nine: Three in the Central Governorate, four in Muharraq Governorate, one in the Northern Governorate and one in the Southern Governorate.
Who is running in the second round?
Nine candidates from three political societies: Al Asala, the Islamic Menbar and the National Democratic Action Society "Waad".
Nine independent candidates
Muharraq Governorate
Constituency 2 - Ebrahim Bu Sandal (Al Asalah - Incumbent) and Abdul Hamid Al Mir (Independent)
Constituency 3 - Ali Ahmad Abdullah (Islamic Menbar - Incumbent) and Ebrahim Shareef (Waad)
Constituency 4 - Abdul Basit Al Sha’air (Islamic Menbar) and Mahmoud Al Mahmoud (Independent). The winner replaces Eisa Ahmad Abul Fateh (Al Asalah)
Constituency 8 – Ganim Al Buaineen (Al Asalah – Incumbent) and Abdul Nasser Abdullah (Independent)
Northern Governorate
Constituency 6 – Jamal Dawood (Independent) and Mohammad Al Amadi (Islamic Menbar). The winner replaces Mohammad Khaled Ebrahim (Islamic Menbar)
Central Governorate
Constituency 3 - Ebrahim Al Hadi (Islamic Menbar – Incumbent) and Adnan Al Maliki (Independent)
Constituency 4 - Muneera Fakhroo (Waad) and Eisa Al Qadhi (Independent). The winner replaces Salah Ali (Islamic Menbar)
Constituency 8 - Abdul Lateef Al Shaikh (Islamic Menbar- incumbent) and Ali Al Zayid (Independent)
Southern Governorate
Constituency 3 - Second round to be held between Sharikh Al Dossary (Independent) and Ahmad Al Mulla (Independent). The winner replaces Sami Al Buhairi (Asalah)
Which society has the highest number of candidates?
- Al Asala: 2
- The Islamic Menbar: 5
- Waad: 2
How did the societies fare in the first round?
- Al Wefaq won 18 constituencies.
- Al Asala won two constituencies.
- The Islamic Menbar did not win any seat.
- Waad did not win any seat.
How many women won?
- Eight women ran in the parliamentary elections, but none carried her constituency.
- Muneera Fakhroo, running on a Waad ticket has a second chance on Saturday in the run-off.
- Three women ran in the municipal elections, and two have a second chance in the second round.
Who was elected in the first round?
Capital Governorate
Constituency 1 - Adel Al Assoomi (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 2 - Khalil Al Marzouq (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 3 - Hadi Al Mousawi (Al Wefaq) replaces Jassim Al Momin (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 4 – Abdul Jalil Khalil (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 5 - Mohammad Mizal (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 6 – Abdul Rahman Bu Mjaid (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 7 – Abdul Majid Al Seba’ (Al Wefaq) replaces Abdul Aziz Hassan Abul (Independent)
Constituency 8 - Jameel Kadhim (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Muharraq Governorate
Constituency 1 - Adel Al Mouawda (Al Asalah) Re-elected
Constituency 5 - Esa Al Kooheji (Independent) replaces Sami Qambar (Islamic Menbar)
Constituency 6 - Ali Al Ashiri (Al Wefaq) replaces Hamza Ali Kadhim (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 7 - Othman Sharif (Independent) replaces Nasser Al Fadhalah (Islamic Menbar)
Northern Governorate
Constituency 1 – Matar Matar (Al Wefaq) replaces Ali Salman (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 2 – Ali Al Aswad (Al Wefaq) replaces Makki Hilal (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 3 – Abdul Hussain Al Matghawi (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 4 – Hassan Al Dossary (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 5 – Mohammad Majid (Al Wefaq) replaces Mohammed Jameel Al Jamri (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 7 – Jasim Hussain (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 8 – Jawad Fairouz (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 9 – Hassan Ali Sultan (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Central Governorate
Constituency 1 - Salman Abdullah (Al Wefaq) replaces Jalal Fairouz (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 2 - Abdullah Al A'ali (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 5 - Abd Ali Mohammed Hassan (Al Wefaq) Re-elected
Constituency 6 - Hassan Eisa (Al Wefaq) replaces Haidar Hassan (Al Wefaq)
Constituency 7 – Abdul Haleem Murad (Al Asalah) Re-elected
Constituency 9 - Khalifa Dhahrani (Independent) Re-elected
Southern Governorate
Constituency 1 - Jasim Al Saeedi (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 2 - Abdullah Bin Huwail (Independent) replaces Hamad Al Muhanadi (Asalah)
Constituency 4 - Abdullah Al Dossary (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 5 - Khamis Al Rumaihi (Independent) Re-elected
Constituency 6 - Lateefa Al Gaood (Independent) Re-elected
