Lebanon holds parliamentary elections on Sunday, May 15 2022. After a low key electoral campaign due to the economic crisis that has pushed 80% of the population into poverty, polling stations opened at 7am local time. About 3.9 million eligible voters are choosing their representatives among 718 candidates spread across 103 lists, in 15 districts and 27 subdistricts, an increase from 597 candidates and 77 lists in last 2018 elections. (Photo by Elisa Gestri Sipa USA)

Lebanon holds parliamentary elections on Sunday, May 15 2022. After a low key electoral campaign due to the economic crisis that has pushed 80% of the population into poverty, polling stations opened at 7am local time. About 3.9 million eligible voters are choosing their representatives among 718 candidates spread across 103 lists, in 15 districts and 27 subdistricts, an increase from 597 candidates and 77 lists in last 2018 elections. (Photo by Elisa Gestri Sipa USA) Stock Photo

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