Al Muthanna governorate election, 2009

Muthanna Governorate election, 2009

31 January 2009 (2009-01-31)

All 26 seats for the Muthanna Governorate council

	First party	Second party

Leader	Nouri al-Maliki	Abdul Aziz al-Hakim
Party	State of Law Coalition	Al-Mehraab Martyr List
Last election	4	8
Seats before	4	8
Seats won	5	5
Seat change	1	3
Popular vote	22,627	19,448
Percentage	10.89%	9.36%
Swing	3.18%	4.45%

	Third party	Fourth party

Leader		Ibrahim al-Jaafari
Party	Al-Jmour	National Reform Trend
Last election	0	0
Seats before	0	0
Seats won	3	4
Seat change	93	4
Popular vote	14,520	12,878
Percentage	6.99%	6.20%
Swing	6.99%	6.20%

Governor of Muthanna before election

Ahmad Marzouq Salal
Islamic Dawa Party

Subsequent Governor

Ibrahim Salman al-Mayali
Al-Mehraab Martyr List

The Al Muthanna governorate election of 2009 was held on 31 January 2009 alongside elections for all other governorates outside Iraqi Kurdistan and Kirkuk.

Results

**Summary of the 31 January 2009 al Muthanna governorate election results**
Coalition 2005/2009	Allied national parties	Leader	Seats (2005)	Seats (2009)	Change	Votes
State of Law Coalition	Islamic Dawa Party	Nouri Al-Maliki	4	5	+1	22,627
Al Mihrab Martyr List	ISCI	Abdul Aziz al-Hakim	8	5	-3	19,448
Al-Jmour			-	3	+3	14,520
National Reform Trend	National Reform Trend	Ibrahim al-Jaafari	-	3	+3	12,878
Independent Free Movement List	Sadrist Movement	Muqtada al-Sadr	-	2	+2	11,436
Gathering for Muthana			4	2	-2	10,867
Independent National List			-	2	+2	9,854
Independent Iraqi Skills Gathering			-	2	+2	8,941
Middle Euphrates Gathering			-	2	+2	8,322
Islamic Virtue Party	Islamic Vertue Party	Abdelrahim Al-Husseini	6	-	-6	7,500
Iraqi National List	Iraqi National Accord		3	-	-3	6,897
Iraqi Communist Party	Iraqi Communist Party		2	-	-2	2,517
Al-Furat Al-Aswat Assembly			6	-	-6
Islamic Independence Society			5	-	-5
Allegiance Coalition			3	-	-3
Other Parties						71,936
Total			41	26	-15	207,752
Sources: this article - al Sumaria - New York Times - ^[1]

Iraqi governorate elections, 2009

Al-Anbar Arbīl Bābil Baghdād Al-Basrah Dahūk Dhī Qār Diyālā Karbalā' Maysān Al-Muthannā An-Najaf Nīnawā Al-Qādisiyyah Kirkūk Salāh ad-Dīn As-Sulaymāniyyah Wāsit

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