Lebanese general election, 2018

Lebanese general election, 2018

←  2009 6 May 2018
All 128 seats to the Parliament of Lebanon 65 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	49.7% ( ~ 5.5%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Gebran Bassil Saad Hariri Nabih Berri Party FPM Future Movement Amal Leader's seat Batroun Beirut II Zahrany Last election 19 33 13 Seats won 29 20 17 Seat change 10 13 4 Popular vote 278,172 260,405 210,211 Percentage 15.26% 14.29% 11.54%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Samir Geagea Hassan Nasrallah Walid Jumblatt Party Lebanese Forces Hezbollah PSP Leader's seat Did Not Stand Did Not Stand Did Not Stand Last election 8 12 11 Seats won 15 15 9 Seat change 7 3 2 Popular vote 158,244 289,174 83,023 Percentage 8.68% 15.87% 4.56%   Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party   Leader Najib Mikati Samy Gemayel Sleiman Frangieh Party Azm Movement Kataeb Party Marada Movement Leader's seat Tripoli Metn Did Not Stand Last election 2 5 3 Seats won 4 3 3 Seat change 2 2 0 Popular vote 42,019 32,011 26,532 Percentage 2.31% 1.76% 1.46%
Prime Minister before election Saad Hariri Future Movement Elected Prime Minister Saad Hariri Future Movement

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General elections were held in Lebanon on 6 May 2018. Although originally scheduled for 2013, ^[1] the election was postponed three times in 2013, 2014 and 2017 under various pretexts, including the security situation, the failure of the Parliament to elect a new President, and the technical requirements of holding an election. ^{[2] [3]} A new electoral law adopted in 2017 provides a proportional representation system for the first time in the history of the country. Hezbollah and its allies performed well in the elections, while the Future Movement of Prime Minister Saad Hariri saw its bloc shrink by 40%, from 33 to 20 MPs. The parliamentary bloc of the Lebanese Forces almost doubled from eight MPs to 15 MPs, but it was the Free Patriotic Movement who emerged as the largest bloc with 29 MPs, including 18 party members, six pro-FPM independents, and five allies. FPM leader Gebran Bassil stated that FPM has won the elections in Lebanon by getting the largest bloc (a status previously held by Saad Hariri in the elections in 2009).

Background

Further information: Lebanese government of November 2009, Lebanese government of June 2011, Lebanese government of April 2013, and Syrian civil war spillover in Lebanon

Following the last parliamentary election of 2009, it took several months to form a new government. Saad Hariri eventually became prime minister in a March 14 Alliance government formed in November 2009. About a year later, Walid Jumblatt's PSP broke away from the March 14 alliance and withdrew its ministers. Jumblatt then traveled to Syria for the first time in decades and met President Bashar al-Assad. After the government fell over the issue of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, a new government was formed by Najib Mikati that consisted of March 8 Alliance parties, as well as the PSP.

Over the course of the Syrian Civil War, fissures started to grow in Lebanon as March 14 parties supported the opposition in Syria while March 8 parties were ostensibly supportive of the Syrian government, particularly in the early stages. The March 8 parties therefore faced accusation from the opposition and its affiliated media of kowtowing to the Syrian government. As the conflict started to spill over into Lebanon, both via refugees and Lebanon's own diverse demographics that are broadly reflective of Syria's own diversity, tensions started to grow. A spate of sectarian kidnappings and threats followed, some of which turned fatal. ^[4]

On 22 March 2013, Mikati resigned citing a negative climate over the appointment of a committee to oversee the election and the extension of Internal Security Forces (ISF) head Ashraf Rifi, who was expected to retire in April. On 5 April, a new March 14-backed consensus candidate for prime minister was announced, Tammam Salam.

Postponement

A new President should have been elected by Parliament before the legislative elections took place. However, there was a deadlock which resulted in fourteen fruitless attempts to choose a head of state. Therefore, Parliament decided on November 5, 2014 to extend its term by 2 years and 7 months. ^[2] The deadlock was perceived to arise from the ongoing Syrian Civil War, where both sides have major Lebanese parties as allies, as well as the intricacies of Lebanon's confessional political system.^{[ citation needed ]}

Electoral system

Electoral districts as per the 2017 vote law

In June 2017 a new electoral law was passed, replacing the previous system under which the 128 members of parliament were elected from 26 multi-member constituencies in which voters cast as many votes as there were seats in their constituency and the candidates with the highest number of votes within each religious community were elected ^[5] with a new electoral law instituting proportional representation in 15 multi-member constituencies while still maintaining the confessional distribution. ^[6] However, the 7 out of the 15 of the electoral districts are divided into 2 or more 'minor districts' (largely corresponding to the smaller electoral districts from the old electoral law). ^[7] Where applicable, preference vote is counted on the 'minor district' level. ^[8]

Individuals could submit their candidacy for parliament until midnight of March 6, 2018. ^[9] 976 candidates were registered, including 111 women. ^[10] Candidates were obliged to join lists, which had to be finalized by March 26, 2018. ^{[10] [11]}

Electoral district under 2017 Election Law	Registered voters	Seats	SU	SH	DR	AL	MA	GO	GC	AO	AC	EV	MI
Beirut I (East Beirut)	134,355	8					1	1	1	3	1		1
Beirut II (West Beirut)	353,164	11	6	2	1			1				1
Bekaa I (Zahle)	174,944	7	1	1			1	1	2	1
Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	143,653	6	2	1	1		1	1
Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)	345,404	10	2	6			1		1
Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil-Kesrwan)	176,818	8		1			7
Mount Lebanon II (Metn)	179,789	8					4	2	1	1
Mount Lebanon III (Baabda)	166,157	6		2	1		3
Mount Lebanon IV (Aley-Chouf)	329,595	13	2		4		5	1	1
North I (Akkar)	887,090	7	3			1	1	2
North II (Tripoli-Minnieh-Dennieh)	350,147	11	8			1	1	1
North III (Bcharre-Zghorta-Batroun-Koura)	249,454	10					7	3
South I (Saida-Jezzine)	122,382	5	2				2		1
South II (Zahrany-Tyre)	304,217	7		6					1
South III (Marjaayoun-Nabatieh-Hasbaya-Bint Jbeil)	460,491	11	1	8	1			1
Total	3,665,514	128	27	27	8	2	34	14	8	5	1	1	1
Source: Daily Star, Daily Star

Electoral district under 2008 Election Law	Electoral district under 2017 Election Law	Notes
Beirut I	Beirut I	The former Beirut II constituency was split between the former Beirut I and Beirut III (now renamed 'Beirut II') electoral districts. Medawar was moved into the new Beirut I electoral district, Port and Bachoura were moved into the new Beirut II electoral district. The 2 Armenian Orthodox seats from the old Beirut II electoral districts were allocated to the new Beirut I electoral district, the Sunni and Shia seats of the old Beirut II electoral district were allocated to the new Beirut II electoral district. Furthermore, the Minorities seat was moved from the old Beirut III electoral district to the new Beirut I electoral district.
Beirut II	abolished
Beirut III	Beirut II
Zahle	Bekaa I	no change
West Bekaa-Rachaya	Bekaa II	no change
Baalbek-Hermel	Bekaa III	no change
Jbeil	Mount Lebanon I	The old Jbeil and Kesrwan electoral districts now constitute 2 minor districts in the new Mount Lebanon I electoral district.
Kesrwan
Metn	Mount Lebanon II	no change
Baabda	Mount Lebanon III	no change
Aley	Mount Lebanon IV	The old Aley and Chouf electoral districts now constitute 2 minor districts in the new Mount Lebanon IV electoral district.
Chouf
Akkar	North I	no change
Minnieh-Dennieh	North II	The old Minnieh-Dennieh and Tripoli electoral districts have been merged, but subdivided into 3 minor districts: Tripoli, Minnieh and Dennieh.
Tripoli
Batroun	North III	The old Batroun, Bcharre, Koura and Zgharta electoral districts now constitute 4 minor districts in the new North III electoral district.
Bcharre
Koura
Zgharta
Jezzine	South I	The old Saida and Jezzine electoral districts now constitute 2 minor districts in the new South I electoral district.
Saida
Tyre	South II	The old Tyre and Zahrani electoral districts now constitute 2 minor districts in the new South II electoral district.
Zahrani
Bint Jbeil	South III	The old Bint Jbeil, Marjayoun-Hasbaya and Nabatieh electoral districts now constitute 3 minor districts in the new South III electoral district.
Marjayoun-Hasbaya
Nabatieh

Electorate

Listing the largest community in the Lebanese electorate, per qada and/or "minor district".
Green = Sunni
Purple = Shia
Blue = Druze
Yellow = Maronite
Orange = Greek Orthodox
Red = Armenian Orthodox

The Shia electorate constituted the majority of registered voters in Bekaa III, South II and South III, together accounting for 79% of the total Shia electorate. ^[12]

The Sunni electorate constituted the majority of registered voters in three electoral districts (Beirut I, North I and North II); these three districts represent around two thirds of the total Sunni electorate. ^[12]

63% of all Druze voters were registered in the Mount Lebanon IV electoral district, which elected four out of the eight Druze parliamentarians. ^[12] 97% of the Druze voters were registered in districts from which Druze parliamentarians were elected. ^[13]

96% of Alawite voters were registered in either the North I or North II electoral districts, which elected one Alawite parliamentarian each. ^{[12] [13]}

Maronite Christians constituted the majority of voters in Mount Lebanon I and North III; these two districts represented 42% of the Maronite electorate. ^[12]

North III also hosted the largest concentration of Greek Orthodox Christian voters (20.7%), representing around a fifth of all Greek Orthodox voters throughout the country. ^[12] According to 2017 data, the Greek Orthodox constituted 58% of the voters in the Koura minor district of North III. ^[13]

Bekaa I hosted the largest concentration of Greek Catholic voters, about a fifth of the nationwide Greek Catholic vote. ^[12]

Beirut I hosted the largest concentrations of Armenians, both Armenian Orthodox and Armenian Catholic voters, who elected 4 out of the 6 Armenian parliamentarians. ^[12]

The Minorities (Syriac Orthodox, Syriac Catholic, Latin Catholic, Chaldeans, Assyrian Church and Copts) seat was now in Beirut I, which had the largest gathering of Minorities voters. ^[12]

Jewish voters were mainly found in Beirut II, where they constituted 1.31% of the electorate. ^[12] However, in the 2009 election only five Jews cast their votes in the Beirut III electoral district. ^[14]

Below is a summary of the demographics of the Lebanese electorate with data from 2017, divided by the qada administrative districts (or in the case of Beirut, the old 2008 vote law electoral districts).

Qada	Electoral district (new law)	Sunni			Shia			Druze			Alawite			Maronite Catholic			Greek Orthodox			Greek Catholic			Armenian Orthodox			Armenian Catholic			Syriac Orthodox		Syriac Catholic		Other Minorities [lower-alpha 1]			Protestant Evangelical			Jews		"Others" [lower-alpha 2]		Total
		No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	MPs	No.	%	No.	%	No.
Akkar	North I	186,541	67.30	3	3,289	1.19		16	0.01		13,711	4.95	1	30,617	11.05	1	37,541	13.54	2	3,414	1.23		174	0.06		67	0.02		151	0.05	52	0.02	264	0.10		809	0.29				520	0.19	277,166
Aley	Mount Lebanon IV	2,602	2.07		4,254	3.38		67,304	53.44	2	6	0.00		28,685	22.78	2	14,615	11.61	1	4,725	3.75		845	0.67		191	0.15		295	0.23	274	0.22	654	0.52		976	0.78		41	0.03	466	0.37	125,933
Baabda	Mount Lebanon III	10,867	6.61		40,470	24.60	2	28,359	17.24	1	19	0.01		56,467	34.33	3	12,704	7.72		8,753	5.32		1,600	0.97		761	0.46		727	0.44	636	0.39	1,740	1.06		697	0.42		2	0.00	691	0.42	164,493
Baalbek	Bekaa III	41,685	16.16	2	174,295	67.56	6	31	0.01		21	0.01		22,070	8.55	1	2,695	1.04		15,386	5.96	1	210	0.08		44	0.02		146	0.06	62	0.02	164	0.06		109	0.04				1,079	0.42	257,997
Batroun	North III	3,764	6.26		1,034	1.72		11	0.02		42	0.07		41,964	69.79	2	10,070	16.75		1,994	3.32		260	0.43		101	0.17		182	0.30	80	0.13	254	0.42		80	0.13		1	0.00	291	0.48	60,128
Bcharre	North III	109	0.22		27	0.05			0.00		6	0.01		46,512	94.64	2	1,380	2.81		554	1.13		81	0.16		26	0.05		87	0.18	34	0.07	107	0.22		55	0.11				170	0.35	49,148
Beirut I	Beirut I	7,214	7.78		2,401	2.59		316	0.34		32	0.03		17,541	18.92	1	22,014	23.74	1	11,776	12.70	1	14,610	15.76	3	3,991	4.30	1	1,445	1.56	3,441	3.71	4,766	5.14	1	2,186	2.36		49	0.05	939	1.01	92,721
Beirut II	Beirut I/Beirut II	34,982	32.19	[lower-alpha 3]	31,037	28.56	[lower-alpha 3]	149	0.14		42	0.04		4,009	3.69		2,697	2.48		2,272	2.09		24,544	22.58	[lower-alpha 4]	3,151	2.90		333	0.31	871	0.80	1,726	1.59		1,970	1.81		397	0.37	506	0.47	108,686
Beirut III	Beirut II	180,600	64.49	6	44,722	15.97	2	4,839	1.73	1	87	0.03		7,114	2.54		14,953	5.34	1	5,702	2.04		4,613	1.65		1,008	0.36		4,667	1.67	1,423	0.51	2,118	0.76		2,720	0.97	1	4,056	1.45	1,428	0.51	280,050
Bint Jbeil	South III	2,024	1.38		127,571	87.09	3	16	0.01		10	0.01		12,596	8.60		314	0.21		3,128	2.14		70	0.05		45	0.03		53	0.04	16	0.01	111	0.08		76	0.05				444	0.30	146,474
Chouf	Mount Lebanon IV	58,223	29.14	2	5,984	2.99		62,238	31.14	2	10	0.01		54,401	27.22	3	3,179	1.59		12,666	6.34	1	246	0.12		155	0.08		308	0.15	175	0.09	487	0.24		761	0.38		12	0.01	993	0.50	199,838
Hasbaya	South III	23,414	49.34	2	1,381	2.91	2	15,342	32.33	1	2	0.00		1,966	4.14		3,698	7.79	1	1,040	2.19		32	0.07		23	0.05		31	0.07	12	0.03	47	0.10		297	0.63		1	0.00	165	0.35	47,451
Hermel	Bekaa III	1,678	3.27	[lower-alpha 5]	48,820	95.08	[lower-alpha 5]	5	0.01		91	0.18		609	1.19	[lower-alpha 5]	14	0.03		19	0.04	[lower-alpha 5]	4	0.01		2	0.00		1	0.00	7	0.01	8	0.02		5	0.01				82	0.16	51,345
Jbeil	Mount Lebanon I	2,770	3.39		16,529	20.25	1	11	0.01		8	0.01		54,718	67.03	2	3,708	4.54		1,541	1.89		999	1.22		124	0.15		207	0.25	115	0.14	339	0.42		166	0.20				399	0.49	81,634
Jezzine	South I	1,443	2.44		12,413	20.96		578	0.98		6	0.01		33,443	56.47		1,487	2.51		8,597	14.52	1	145	0.24		89	0.15		208	0.35	116	0.20	288	0.49		165	0.28		1	0.00	243	0.41	59,222
Kesrwan	Mount Lebanon I	557	0.59		1,717	1.83		29	0.03		8	0.01		77,487	82.70	5	3,547	3.79		4,763	5.08		1,581	1.69		779	0.83		726	0.77	573	0.61	1,066	1.14		263	0.28		3	0.00	595	0.64	93,694
Koura	North III	8,626	14.32		1,202	1.99		11	0.02		478	0.79		12,991	21.56		35,335	58.64	3	713	1.18		99	0.16		30	0.05		67	0.11	32	0.05	187	0.31		233	0.39				254	0.42	60,258
Marjayoun	South III	4,303	3.83	[lower-alpha 6]	90,771	80.85	[lower-alpha 6]	1,001	0.89	[lower-alpha 6]	5	0.00		5,557	4.95		6,138	5.47	[lower-alpha 6]	2,908	2.59		69	0.06		31	0.03		51	0.05	27	0.02	341	0.30		899	0.80		1	0.00	165	0.15	112,267
Metn	Mount Lebanon II	3,791	2.12		5,387	3.02		2,361	1.32		186	0.10		78,154	43.78	4	26,258	14.71	2	17,831	9.99	1	25,330	14.19	1	6,343	3.55		3,708	2.08	1,483	0.83	4,054	2.27		2,719	1.52		22	0.01	903	0.51	178,530
Minnieh-Dennieh [lower-alpha 7]	North II	101,971	85.93	3	312	0.26		3	0.00		74	0.06		7,449	6.28		8,171	6.89		176	0.15		16	0.01		6	0.01		17	0.01	7	0.01	37	0.03		42	0.04				390	0.33	118,671
Nabatieh	South III	3,142	2.17		135,407	93.59	3	18	0.01		21	0.01		4,031	2.79		239	0.17		1,074	0.74		15	0.01		18	0.01		20	0.01	10	0.01	95	0.07		52	0.04				539	0.37	144,681
Rachaya	Bekaa II	17,500	36.43	2	184	0.38	1	20,068	41.78	1				2,108	4.39	1	7,170	14.93	1	635	1.32		39	0.08		33	0.07		31	0.06	109	0.23	38	0.08		77	0.16				46	0.10	48,038
Saida	South I	50,900	82.53	2	6,672	10.82		38	0.06		4	0.01		1,323	2.15		303	0.49		1,578	2.56		215	0.35		31	0.05		25	0.04	22	0.04	139	0.23		155	0.25		1	0.00	270	0.44	61,676
Tripoli	North II	182,552	81.27	5	2,718	1.21		33	0.01		15,806	7.04	1	5,247	2.34	1	12,075	5.38	1	1,477	0.66		1,751	0.78		265	0.12		300	0.13	215	0.10	540	0.24		583	0.26		38	0.02	1,019	0.45	224,619
Tyre	South II	16,194	8.67		157,863	84.53	4	19	0.01		14	0.01		2,880	1.54		807	0.43		6,260	3.35		1,072	0.57		149	0.08		57	0.03	17	0.01	391	0.21		475	0.25				564	0.30	186,762
West Bekaa	Bekaa II	50,547	54.40	[lower-alpha 8]	20,505	22.07	[lower-alpha 8]	466	0.50	[lower-alpha 8]				8,635	9.29	[lower-alpha 8]	2,709	2.92	[lower-alpha 8]	9,024	9.71		73	0.08		27	0.03		79	0.09	41	0.04	146	0.16		347	0.37		1	0.00	312	0.34	92,912
Zahle	Bekaa I	48,610	28.17	1	27,665	16.03	1	915	0.53		16	0.01		28,509	16.52	1	16,768	9.72	1	30,043	17.41	2	8,683	5.03	1	1,803	1.04		5,253	3.04	1,071	0.62	1,151	0.67		1,403	0.81		74	0.04	591	0.34	172,555
Zahrani	South II	4,538	4.08		80,990	72.82	2	49	0.04		5	0.00		11,607	10.44		767	0.69		11,963	10.76	1	100	0.09		49	0.04		88	0.08	38	0.03	167	0.15		482	0.43				374	0.34	111,217
Zgharta	North III	9,976	12.88		151	0.19		11	0.01		76	0.10		61,121	78.92	3	4,378	5.65		868	1.12		135	0.17		167	0.22		82	0.11	45	0.06	172	0.22		97	0.13				164	0.21	77,443
Total:		1,061,123	28.79	27	1,045,771	28.37	27	204,237	5.54	8	30,786	0.84	2	719,811	19.53	34	255,734	6.94	14	170,880	4.64	8	87,611	2.38	5	19,509	0.53	1	19,345	0.52	11,004	0.30	21,597	0.59	1	18,899	0.51	1	4,700	0.13	14,602	0.40	3,685,609
The Minorities quota includes six different Christian sects Syriac Orthodox, Syriac Catholic, Latin Catholics, Assyrians, Chaldeans and Copts. Presumably consisting mainly of individuals whose sectarian affiliation has not been identified. In other accounts, people not belonging to any of the recognized sects constitute about a thousand voters. [15] The Sunni and Shia seats of the old Beirut II electoral district were transferred to the new Beirut II electoral district The 2 Armenian Orthodox seats of the old Beirut II electoral district were transferred to the new Beirut I electoral district The qada of Baalbek and Hermel form an electoral district together (Bekaa III), the seats are listed under "Baalbek" The qada of Hasbaya and Marjayoun constitute a minor district within the South III electoral district under the 2017 vote law. The Minnieh-Dennieh qada was split into two separate minor districts within the North II electoral district under the 2017 vote law. The West Bekaa and Rachaya qada form an electoral district together, the seats are listed under "Rachaya"
Source: Lebanon Files [13]

Parties

Amal

Amal Movement flag

Amal leader and Speaker of Parliament Nabih Berri held a press conference at his Ain al-Tineh residence on February 19, 2018, to present the electoral platform and the 16 candidates of the Amal Movement. ^[16] Berri highlighted the ongoing oil exploration project, calling for setting up a national oil company and a sovereign oil fund. ^[16] He reaffirmed the Amal Movement commitment to 'People, Army, Resistance' policy, urging steadfastness towards Israel. ^[16]

The Amal-Hezbollah bloc fielded joint 'Hope and Loyalty' lists in the Bekaa III, South II and South III electoral districts. ^{[17] [18] [19] [20]} However, compared to the previous election, the Amal-Hezbollah bloc lacked an alliance with Michel Aoun and his Free Patriotic Movement. ^[21] But whilst FPM and Amal had parted ways nationally, they still managed to form alliances in Mount Lebanon III and Beirut II. ^[22] In Mount Lebanon III (Baabda) the joint list carried the label 'National Reconciliation'. ^[22] In Beirut II a joint list of Amal, Hezbollah, FPM and Al-Ahbash was formed, under the label 'Unity of Beirut'. ^[23] And whilst Berri and the Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil had a public fall-out in early 2018, which sparked street riots, Berri's post as Speaker of the Parliament appeared to be fairly secured during the electoral campaign. Both the Hariri and Jumblatt camps affirmed their support to Berri's speakership in the run-up to the polls. ^[24] According to political analysts, the Amal-Hezbollah victory seemed probably in Berri's home constituency, South II, as opposition forces had failed to produce a strong list to challenge him in his home turf. ^[25]

In Bekaa II, Amal backed the 'Best Tomorrow' list. ^[18]

Free Patriotic Movement

The electoral slogan of the party was 'A Strong [FPM] for a Strong Lebanon'. ^[26] The party formed a number of local coalitions with a wide array alliance partners around the country. In North III FPM fielded the ”Strong North” list, headed by Gebran Bassil, in alliance with the Independence Movement and the Future Movement. ^[27] In Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil-Kesrwan) FPM fielded the ”Strong Lebanon” list led by Chamel Roukoz. ^[28] In Mount Lebanon II (Metn) FPM fielded the ”Strong Metn” list together with the SSNP and Tashnaq. ^[29]

After the split between the Future Movement and the Lebanese Forces, a joint list for Beirut I of the Free Patriotic Movement, Tashnaq and the Hunchaks was conceived. supported by the Future Movement. ^[30] In Bekaa I FPM, Future, Tashnaq and independents fielded a joint list. ^[18] In North I (Akkar) and South II (Saida-Jezzine) FPM formed electoral alliances with al-Jamaat al-Islamiyya. ^{[31] [32] [33]} In North II FPM fielded a list in alliance with Kamal Kheir. ^[34]

Moreover, whilst FPM and the Amal-Hezbollah coalition parted ways nationally, joint lists were presented in Beirut II and in Mount Lebanon III (Baabda). ^{[22] [23]}

In Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel) FPM had hoped to form a list together with former speaker Hussein el-Husseini, but the project fell apart as el-Husseini withdrew from the electoral process. ^[18] In the end, the Free Patriotic Movement candidates joined the list led by the former regional secretary of the Baath Party, Faiz Shukr. ^[35]

In South III the Future Movement, the Free Patriotic Movement and the Lebanese Democratic Party supported a joint list called "The South is Worth It", with two FPM-supported independents. ^{[20] [36]}

Future Movement

At a ceremony in the Seaside Pavilion on March 11, 2018 the candidates and electoral platform of the Future Movement were presented. ^[37] The party fielded 37 candidates, out of whom 21 were newcomers. ^[38] The political newcomers included lawyer Roula Tabash Jaroudi in Beirut II and civil society activist Chadi Nacchabe in Tripoli. ^[39]

The electoral slogan of the party was 'Blue Talisman' (kharzé zar’a). ^[26] Commenting on the slogan party leader Saad Hariri stated that ”[the] Future Movement is a Talisman (blue bead) that you put in the ballot box, to protect the country. For that reason, our slogan is the protection of Lebanon and the symbol is the Talisman. You will draw the Talisman with your activity, with your energy, with your daily small and large contributions to the electoral machine, in your dialogue with people, in working for each candidate on the Future lists.” ^[37]

The Future Movement and the Lebanese Forces negotiated for weeks on forming an electoral alliance, but the effort failed as relations between Future leader Saad Hariri and LF leader Samir Geagea deteriorated on issues relating to Hariri's visit to Saudi Arabia. ^[40]

Hezbollah

Hezbollah parade

On February 19, 2018, Hezbollah general secretary Hassan Nasrallah presented the names of the 13 Hezbollah candidates. ^[41] Amongst the candidates there were five new faces. ^[41]

On March 22, 2018, Nasrallah issued a statement outlining the main priorities for the parliamentary bloc of the party, Loyalty to the Resistance, in the next parliament. ^[42] He stated that rooting out corruption would be the foremost priority of the Loyalty to the Resistance bloc. ^[42] He described the relation with FPM as 'normal', whilst reaffirming the claim that opponents to the Amal-Hezbollah bloc in Bekaa III had supported 'terrorist groups'. ^[42]

The electoral slogan of the party was 'We will construct and we will protect'. ^[26]

Overall, Hezbollah performed the best in the case of popular vote in the election, and had substantial electoral vote gains as well.

Kataeb Party

Kataeb ran the elections based on an attempt to re-brand the party as a reformist political force, and distance it from its right-wing conservative legacyThe electoral slogan of the party was 'A Pulse for Change'. ^[26] Its electoral platform was a comprehensive list of policies that included 131 points, including a range of long-demanded reforms. The party held the elections based on a discourse inspired by protest movements, and attempted to re-brand itself away. However, it failed to make any gains in the elections, losing two of its parliamentary seats and gaining only three seats, two of whom for party leader and Amine Gemayel's son Samy Gemayel, and Nadim Gemayel, son of late president-elect and Lebanese Forces leader Bashir Gemayyel.

Lebanese Forces

The Lebanese Forces announced the names of 19 party candidates and 20 allies on LF-supported lists at an event in Beirut on March 14, 2018 (the anniversary of the founding of the March 14 Movement). At the event LF leader Samir Geagea affirmed commitment to the cause of the March 14 Movement. ^[43]

The electoral slogan of the party for the election campaign was It has become necessary (sar badda). ^[26]

Progressive Socialist Party

At the ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of killing of Progressive Socialist Party founder Kamal Jumblatt in Moukhtara on February 19, 2017, Walid Jumblatt symbolically gave his keffiyeh to his son Taymour, symbolically marking the generational shift in the party leadership. ^[44]

The Democratic Gathering bloc, the parliamentary platform of the Progressive Socialist Party, fielded 10 candidates across the country. The number of candidates of the party was lower than in previous elections, in 2009 the bloc won 11 seats. For the first time since 1992 PSP chief Walid Jumblatt did not stand as a candidate, with Taymour taking over as the party leader. The party fielded candidates for 3 out of 4 Druze seats in Mount Lebanon IV, keeping with the tradition of leaving a seat uncontested to help LDP chief Talal Arslan get elected. ^[45]

PSP joined joint lists with the Future Movement in Beirut II, Bekaa II and Mount Lebanon IV and with Lebanese Forces in Mount Lebanon III and Mount Lebanon IV. ^[46]

Arab Democratic Party

In a statement issued on April 29, 2018 the Political Representative of the Arab Democratic Party Rifaat Eid called on his followers to vote for the Alawite candidates Hussein Saloum (on the list of Wajih Barini) in North I and Ahmed Omran in North II (on the list of Faisal Karami). ^[47]

Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party

Prior to the election the Arab Socialist Baath Party had suffered a split, with Regional Secretary Assem Qanso and Numan Shalq heading in different directions. Both factions had nominated candidates for the elections, but none was accepted into a list and were thus eliminated from the polls. Reportedly, the Syrian ambassador had lobbied against any list accepting Qanso's candidates, as his group is not recognized from Damascus. A Baathist politician, Kassem Hachem, was included in a list in South III as Amal candidate, but not on behalf of the party. Former Regional Secretary Fayez Shukr headed a list in Bekaa III. ^[48]

Lebanese Democratic Party

Talal Arslan's LDP gained only one seat in the new parliament, held by Erslan himself, as all other Druze seats were won by candidates from or supported by the Progressive Socialist Party. In Beirut II, LDP had hoped to get Nasib Jawari included as the Druze candidate on the Amal-Hezbollah, but Jawari was not included and LDP withdrew his candidature. ^[49] Likewise LDP withdrew its candidate from the race in the Bekaa II electoral district. ^[49]

Independence Movement

The Moawad family's Independence Movement joined the FPM list in Zgharta. ^[50]

Kulluna Watani (independent alliance)

The civil society alliance behind the "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) ('Kulluna Watani') lists held a launching event on April 9, 2018 at Forum of Beirut. ^[51] The alliance gathered 11 different campaign and groups, most of which are connected to campaigns started in the protest movements of 2015 or the municipal elections of 2016. ^[39] The alliance included two local political groups, Libaladi in Beirut 1 and Lihaqqi in Mount Lebanon 4, while most other groups were Beirut-based without any geographical character. Speaking at inauguration event, Charbel Nahas, whose party Citizens within a State joined the Koullouna Watani lists at a later stage, said the purpose of the lists was to provide an alternative to the "corrupted" power in Lebanese politics. ^[51] Koullouna Watani's electoral lists included 66 candidates running in 9 voting districts. The nine lists were fielded in Beirut I, Bekaa I, all four electoral districts of Mount Lebanon, North II, North III and South III. ^[51]

Ramgavar

The Armenian Democratic Liberal Party, or Ramgavar, issued a statement on April 18, 2018 condemning any candidate that opposed the unified Armenian parliamentary bloc. ^[52] In Beirut I, Ramgavar candidates joined the list of Lebanese Forces, Kataeb and Michel Pharaon. ^{[30] [53]} One of its candidates is Dr. Avedis Dakassian, the Chair of the Lebanon Regional Committee of the party. ^{[54] [55]} In Metn, a Ramgavar candidate joined the list of Lebanese Forces. ^[56]

Rifi Bloc

Ashraf Rifi, former Hariri ally, Internal Security Forces chief and Justice Minister, broke ranks with Hariri in 2016. ^[57] In the 2016 Tripoli municipal election, he defeated Hariri's candidates and won 22 out of 24 seats. ^[58] He fielded his own lists in the parliamentary election, in a move to challenge Hariri's dominance over Sunni politics. Ahead of the elections he profiled himself as a "hawk", unwilling to enter into talks with Hezbollah. ^[57]

Rifi fielded lists in three electoral districts; Beirut II, ^[23] North I ^{[31] [59]} and North II. ^[34] Rifi tried to field a list in Bekaa I together with Kataeb and Lebanese Forces, but the initiative did not bear fruit. ^[60] Likewise, Lebanese Forces and Rifi discussed a joint list in Bekaa III, but no such list materialized. ^[18]

Syrian Social Nationalist Party

SSNP flag

The Syrian Social Nationalist Party fielded 7 candidates. In Mount Lebanon II (Metn) it joined the list of the Free Patriotic Movement. In Mount Lebanon IV (Aley-Chouf) it joined the list of Talal Arslan. In Bekaa I (Zahle) it joined the list of Nicolas Fattouch. In Bekaa III and South III SSNP candidates were included in the Amal-Hezbollah lists. In North I (Akkar) its candidate was included in the list of March 8 forces. In North III the SSNP entered the list of Boutros Harb and the Marada Movement. ^{[61] [62]}

Tashnaq

Tashnaq leader Hagop Pakradounian

On March 22, 2018 the Armenian Revolutionary Federation, or Tashnaq, announced its candidates in Beirut I and Mount Lebanon II (Metn). ^[63] The party contested three seats in Beirut I and fielded incumbent parliamentarian Hagop Pakradounian in Metn. ^[64] In Beirut I the party entered in alliance with FPM, Hunchaks and the Future Movement. ^[30] In Metn the party entered in an alliance with FPM and SSNP. ^[29]

In Bekaa I (Zahle) Tashnaq opted to support the candidature of Marie-Jeanne Bilezikjian, pharmacist and women's rights activist, on the joint FPM-Future list. ^[65] The support for Bilezikjian's candidature was part of a wider agreement between Tashnaq and the Future Movement. ^[65]

Candidates

Distribution of seats between electoral districts

After the deadline on 26 March 2018, the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities announced that 77 lists, with a total of 583 candidates, had been registered. ^[11] The highest number of lists was in Beirut II, where nine lists were registered. Only two lists were registered in the Zahrani-Tyre electoral district. ^[66] Notably, the erstwhile March 8 and March 14 blocs, which had dominated the 2009 elections, are no longer functional and parties sought alliances on local dynamics when setting up lists. ^[67]

A Record number of Lebanese women running for office. In fact, out of the total 976 candidates who originally registered to run, 111 were female candidates - a staggering surge compared to just 12 women in 2009. ^[68]

Sect		Seats	Candidates	Candidates per seat	Sect % of electorate in Electoral District [69]
Alawite		2	12	6
	North I (Akkar)	1	4	4	4.97%
	North II (Tripoli)	1	8	8	6.04%
Armenian Catholic		1	5	5
	Beirut I	1	5	5	5.57%
Armenian Orthodox		5	17	3.4
	Beirut I	3	10	3.3	28.3%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	1	4	4	4.99%
	Mount Lebanon II (Metn)	1	3	3	14.3%
Druze		8	36	4.5
	Beirut II	1	7	7	1.55%
	Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	1	2	2	14.8%
	Mount Lebanon III (Baabda)	1	4	4	17.6%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	2	8	4	40.5%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	2	10	5
	South III (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya)	1	5	5	3.65%
Evangelical		1	7	7
	Beirut II	1	7	7	0.81%
Greek Catholic		8	33	4.1
	Beirut I	1	4	4	9.8%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	2	8	4	28.3%
	Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)	1	5	5	5.36%
	Mount Lebanon II (Metn)	1	5	5	9.83%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	1	5	5	5.18%
	South I (Jezzine)	1	4	4	8.69%
	South II (Zahrany)	1	2	2	6.81%
Greek Orthodox		14	65	4.6
	Beirut I	1	5	5	19.2%
	Beirut II	1	7	7	5%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	1	5	5	9.54%
	Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	1	3	3	7.16%
	Mount Lebanon II (Metn)	2	8	4	14.6%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	1	4	4	5.14%
	North I (Akkar)	2	9	4.5	14.7%
	North II (Tripoli)	1	7	7	6.24%
	North III (Koura)	3	11	3.7	20.7%
	South III (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya)	1	6	6	2.45%
Maronite		34	151	4.4
	Beirut I	1	5	5	13.2%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	1	5	5	15.7%
	Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	1	3	3	7.22%
	Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)	1	5	5	7.35%
	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	2	10	5	82.1%
	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	5	23	4.6
	Mount Lebanon II (Metn)	4	19	4.8	44.8%
	Mount Lebanon III (Baabda)	3	12	4	36.8%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	2	9	4.5	27%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	3	16	5.3
	North I (Akkar)	1	6	6	10.9%
	North II (Tripoli)	1	5	5	3.5%
	North III (Batroun)	2	7	3.5	68.1%
	North III (Bcharre)	2	8	4
	North III (Zgharta)	3	12	4
	South I (Jezzine)	2	6	3	30.8%
Minorities		1	5	5
	Beirut I	1	5	5	11.8%
Shia		27	102	3.8
	Beirut II	2	13	6.5	20.6%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	1	5	5	16%
	Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	1	3	3	14.7%
	Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)	6	27	4.5	73.3%
	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	1	5	5	10.7%
	Mount Lebanon III (Baabda)	2	7	3.5	25.2%
	South II (Tyre)	4	8	2	81.4%
	South II (Zahrany)	2	3	1.5
	South III (Bint Jbeil)	3	13	4.3	80.1%
	South III (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya)	2	7	3.5
	South III (Nabatieh)	3	11	3.7
Sunni		27	154	5.7
	Beirut II	6	47	7.8	62.1%
	Bekaa I (Zahle)	1	5	5	18.7%
	Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)	2	5	2.5	48.8%
	Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)	2	10	5	13.3%
	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	2	11	5.5	18.7%
	North I (Akkar)	3	18	6	67.5%
	North II (Dennieh)	2	13	6.5	82.91%
	North II (Minnieh)	1	7	7
	North II (Tripoli)	5	27	5.4
	South I (Saida)	2	7	3.5	44.2%
	South III (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya)	1	4	4	6.35%

Electoral districts

Incumbent parliamentarians marked in bold italic.

Beirut I (East Beirut)

Beirut I electoral district

The Eastern first Beirut electoral district covers 4 quartiers (neighbourhoods) of the Lebanese capital: Achrafieh, Saifi, Rmeil and Medawar. ^[7] The area is predominately Christian; the largest community in the Beirut I electorate are Armenian Orthodox (28.33%). ^{[70] [71]} 19.2% are Greek Orthodox, 13.19% Maronite, 9.8% Greek Catholic, 9.76% Sunni, 5.57% Armenian Catholic, 3.95% Syriac Catholic, 3% Latin Catholics, 1.97% other Minorities groups, 2.88% Evangelicals, 1.99% Shia and 0.37% Druze or Alawite. ^{[70] [71]}

In first Beirut electoral district 5 lists were registered. ^[11] After the split between the Future Movement and the Lebanese Forces, a joint list of the Free Patriotic Movement, the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Tashnaq) and the Hunchaks was conceived ("Strong Beirut I") supported by the Future Movement. ^[30] The Future Movement itself, however, stayed aloof from fielding candidates. ^[72] The Lebanese Forces, together with the Kataeb Party, Ramgavars and Michel Pharaon, and with support from Antoun Sehnaoui, fielded their list under the label "Beirut I". ^{[30] [53]} Michelle Tueni fielded a third list, "We Are Beirut", being joined by incumbent Future MP Serge Torsarkissian. ^[72]

For the Minorities seat the FPM fielded a Syriac Orthodox candidate, former Brigadier General Antoine Pano, whilst the Tueni list includes Latin Catholic candidate Rafic Bazerji, an independent from a family historically close to the National Liberal Party. ^{[73] [74]}

List		Armenian Orthodox, 3 seats			Maronite, 1 seat	Greek Orthodox, 1 seat	Greek Catholic, 1 seat	Armenian Catholic, 1 seat	Minorities, 1 seat
"Strong Beirut I"	Orange	Hakop Terzian (Tashnaq) [72]	Alexander Matossian (Tashnaq) [72]	Sebouh Kalpakian (Hunchak) [75]	Massoud Achkar (Union for Lebanon) [76]	Nicolas Chammas	Nicolas Sehnaoui (FPM) [77]	Serg Gukhadarian (Tashnaq) [72]	Antoine Pano (FPM) [77]
"Beirut I"	Red	Carole Babikian	Avedis Dakessian (Ramgavar) [72]	Elena Cloxian (Ramgavar) [72]	Nadim Gemayel (Kataeb) [78]	Emad Wakim (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Michel Pharaon	Jean Talouzian	Riad Akel (Lebanese Forces) [55]
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Paula Yacoubian (Saaba) [30]	Laury Haytayan (LiBaladi) [30]	Levon Telvizian (LiBaladi) [30]	Gilbert Doumit (LiBaladi) [30]	Ziad Abs (Sah) [30]	Lucien Bourjeily (You Stink) [30]	Yorgui Teyrouz (LiBaladi) [30]	Joumana Haddad (LiBaladi) [30]
"We are Beirut"	Navy Blue	Seybou Makhjian			Georges Sfeir	Michelle Tueni		Serge Torsarkissian	Rafic Bazerji
"Loyalty to Beirut"	Green				Roger Choueiri	Robert Obeid		Antoune Qalaijian	Gina Chammas
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [79]

Beirut II (West Beirut)

Beirut II electoral district

The Western second Beirut electoral district covers 8 quartiers (neighbourhoods) of the Lebanese capital: Ain El Mreisseh, Bachoura, Mazraa, Minet El Hosn, Moussaitbeh, Port, Ras Beirut and Zuqaq al-Blat. ^[7] The electorate is predominately Sunni (62.1%). ^[80] 20.6% are Shia, 5% Greek Orthodox, 3.41% Minorities, 1.86% Maronite, 1.65% Armenian Orthodox, 1.63% Greek Catholic, 1.55% Druze, 1.31% Jews, 0.81% Evangelical (Protestant) and 0.03% Alawite. ^[80]

In second Beirut electoral district 9 lists were registered. ^[11] In the 2009 election, the Future Movement had won the election in West Beirut. But this time, a number of lists seeks to challenge the Future dominance over the Sunni electorate, "Beirut al-Watan" (alliance of al-Jamaa al-Islamiah and Al Liwaa newspaper editor Salah Salam), "Beiruti Opposition" (fielded by Ashraf Rifi), "Lebnan Herzen", "We are All Beirut" and "Dignity of Beirut" (led by former judge Khaled Hammoud). ^{[23] [81] [82]}

The erstwhile March 8 bloc split into two lists. Hezbollah, Amal, Al-Ahbash and the Free Patriotic Movement fielded the "Unity of Beirut" list, whilst the People's Movement and Al-Mourabitoun fielded the "Voice of the People" list. ^[23] Omar Ghandour, candidate of the Islamic Action Front, prominent businessman and former president of the Nejmeh Sporting Club, was named president of "Unity of Beirut" list. ^{[83] [84]} The SSNP faction of Ali Haidar fielded a candidate on the "Voice of the People" list. ^[85] Naamat Badruddin, also on the "Voice of the People" list was a leader during the 2015 trash protest movement. ^[86]

Under the previous electoral law the Future Movement could easily win landslides in West Beirut. But under the new electoral law analysts argued that the Future Movement could lose a number of seats. Apart from the Hezbollah-Amal-FPM list (expected to win the Shia vote), the main perceived challengers to the Future Movement were the "Beirut al-Watan" list and the "Lebnan Herzen" list of prominent businessman Fouad Makhzoumi. ^[83] Nevertheless, the Beirut al-Watan list included several figures close to the Hariri family and Salam pledged to support the "Sunni za'im" Hariri to remain Prime Minister of Lebanon. ^[83]

Prior to the deadline to register lists, the Lebanese Democratic Party announced the withdrawal of its candidate for the Druze seat. ^[87] Likewise the Lebanese People's Congress, which had initially intended to field Samir Kneo on the Amal-Hezbollah list, withdrew from the race. ^{[88] [89]}

List		Sunni, 6 seats						Shia, 2 seats		Druze, 1 seat	Greek Orthodox, 1 seat	Evangelical, 1 seat
"Future for Beirut"	Blue	Saad Hariri (Future) [90]	Tamam Salam (Future) [90]	Nohad Machnouk (Future) [90]	Roula Tabash Jaroudi (Future) [90]	Rabea Hassouna (Future) [90]	Zaher Eido (Future) [90]	Ali Al Shaer (Future) [90]	Ghazi Yusuf (Future) [90]	Faisal Al Sayegh (PSP) [91]	Nazih Najem (Future) [90]	Bassam Chab (Future) [90]
"Beiruti Opposition"	Burgundi	Ziad Itani	Akram Sinno	Amer Iskandarani	Safiyah Zaza	Yassine Kadado		Lina Hamdan		Zeina Mansour	Bchara Khairallah
"Unity of Beirut"	Yellow	Adnan Trabelsi (Al-Ahbash) [81]	Omar Ghandour (Islamic Action Front) [92]	Mohammed Baasiri				Amin Shri (Hezbollah) [93]	Mohammad Khawaja (Amal) [94]			Edgar Trabelsi (FPM) [77]
"Lebnan Herzen"	Red	Fouad Makhzoumi (National Dialogue Party) [95]	Marouf Itani	Rana Chemaitelly	Mahmoud Kareidiya	Saaduddin Hassan Khaled	Issam Barghout	Yousef Beydoun		Zeina Mounzer	Khalil Broummana	Nadim Costa
"Voice of the People"	Gray	Ibrahim Halabi (People's Movement) [96]	Youssef Tabash (Mourabitoun) [97]	Fares Manaimna	Hanan Osman	Roula Houry	Faten Zain	Naamat Badruddin		Hani Fayyad (SSNP (Intifada)) [85]	Omar Wakim (People's Movement) [98]	Nabil Sebaaly
"Beirut al-Watan"	Navy Blue	Salah Salaam	Moustafa Banbouk (Al-Waqie Movement) [99]	Bashar Qowatli	Imad Hout (al-Jama'a al-Islamiah) [23]	Saad Wazzan	Nabil Bader	Salwa Khalil	Ibrahim Chamseddine	Saeed Halabi	George Chaqir	Dalal Rahbani
"Dignity of Beirut"	Green	Khaled Hamoud	Mohammad Qadi	Jihad Matar	Hanan Sha'ar	Khuloud Wattar	Muhammad Shatila	Ali Sbeiti		Raja Zuhairi	Mikhael Mikhael
"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"	Purple	Walid Shatila	Abdul Karim Itani	Abdul Rahman Gilani	Khalid Hanqir	Khalid Mumtaz		Wisam Akush	Jihad Hammoud	Andera Zouheiri	Leon Sioufi	Fadi Zarazir
"We are All Beirut"	Orange	Ibrahim Mneimneh	Hassan Faysal Sano	Nadine Itani	Marwan Tibi	Fatima Moshref		Naji Kodeih			Zeina Majdalani	Nihad Yazbek
Source: Al-Modon, [100] ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [101]

Bekaa I (Zahle)

Bekaa I electoral district, covering the Zahle District

The electorate in the first Bekaa electoral district is predominately Christian. ^[102] Ahead of the 2018 elections, electoral district had 172,555 registered voters; 28.32% Sunni, 15.96% Shi, 0.53% Druze, 18.72% Greek Catholic, 15.68% Maronite, 9.54% Greek Orthodox, 4.99% Armenian Orthodox, 3.85% Syriac Orthodox and Syriac Catholic, 1.07% Armenian Catholic, 0.78% Evangelical and 0.57% from other sects. ^[103]

In the Zahle electoral district 5 lists were registered. ^[11] An alliance of Free Patriotic Movement, Future Movement, Tashnaq and independents was announced with the candidature name "Zahle for All". ^{[33] [18]} Lebanese Forces and the Kataeb Party fielded the "Zahle is Our Cause" list. ^[18] There were also the "Popular Bloc" list led by Mariam Skaff, "Zahle Options and Decisions" led by Nicolas Fattouch (including a Hezbollah candidate) and the civil society list Kulluna Watani. ^[18]

Rifi did not field a list in Zahle, as he failed to reach an alliance with Kataeb and Lebanese Forces on the matter. ^[60]

List		Greek Catholic, 2 seats		Maronite, 1 seat	Greek Orthodox, 1 seat	Sunni, 1 seat	Shia, 1 seat	Armenian Orthodox, 1 seat
"Zahle for All"	Navy Blue	Michel Skaff	Michel George Daher	Salim Aoun (FPM) [77]	Assaad Nakad	Asim Araji (Future) [90]	Nizar Dalloul (Future) [90]	Marie-Jeanne Bilezikjian
"Zahle is Our Cause"	Red	George Akeis (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Michel Fattouch	Elie Maroni (Kataeb) [78]	César Maalouf	Muhammad Ali Mita	Amer Sabouri	Boughous Kordian
"Popular Bloc"	Green	Mariam Skaff (Popular Bloc) [104]	Nicola Amorri (Popular Bloc) [104]	Paul Charbel (Popular Bloc) [104]	Nicola Saba (Popular Bloc) [104]	Ahmed Al-Ajoumi (Popular Bloc) [104]	Osama Salhab (Popular Bloc) [104]	George Bushikian (Popular Bloc) [104]
"Zahle Options and Decisions"	Purple	Nicolas Fattouch		Khalil Hrawi	Nassif Al-Tini (SSNP) [61]	Wajih Araji	Anwar Jomaa (Hezbollah) [41]	Eddie Demirjian
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Ghassan Maalouf		Hanna Habib	Vanda Chedid (Green) [105]	Houd Taaïmi	Mohammad Hassan
Source: Al-Liwaa, [106] ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [107]

Bekaa II (West Bekaa-Rachaya)

The Bekaa II electoral district, covering the West Bekaa and the Rashaya districts

In the second Bekaa electoral district, nearly half of the electorate is Sunni (48.8%). ^[108] 14.8% of the electorate is Druze, 14.7% Shia, 7.42% Greek Catholic, 7.22% Maronite and 7.16% Greek Orthodox. ^[108]

In the West Bekaa-Rachaya electoral district 3 lists were registered. ^[11] The Future Movement and the Progressive Socialist Party formed a joint list. Notably this list included Mohammed Qar'awi, owner of the Bekaa Hospital, a personality previously linked to the March 8 Alliance. ^[18] Amin Wahbi, founder and leader of the Democratic Left Movement was included on the Future list. ^[109]

The "Best Tomorrow" list is mainly backed by the Amal Movement. ^[18] In the end the Free Patriotic Movement did not join the Amal-sponsored list, leaving Greek Orthodox candidate Elie Ferzli to join it as an individual. ^[18]

TV presenter Maguy Aoun is heading a third list, organized by civil society elements. ^[110]

The Lebanese Forces had tried to form a list with Ashraf Rifi to contest the election, but such a list did not materialize. ^[18] Likewise, the Lebanese Democratic Party opted to withdrawal its candidate Dr. Nizar Zaki. ^[111]

List		Sunni, 2 seats		Shia, 1 seat	Druze, 1 seat	Maronite, 1 seat	Greek Orthodox, 1 seat
"Future for West Bekaa"	Blue	Ziad Qadri (Future) [90]	Mohammed Qar'awi (Future) [90]	Amin Wahbi (Future) [90]	Wael Abou Faour (PSP) [112]	Henri Chadid	Ghassan Skaf
"Best Tomorrow"	Navy Blue	Abdel Rahim Murad (Union Party) [103]		Mohammad Nasrallah (Amal) [94]	Faisal Daoud (Lebanese Arab Struggle Movement) [113]	Naji Ghanem	Elie Ferzli
"Civil Society"	Green	Faisal Rahal	Ala Shamali	Ali Sobh		Maguy Aoun	Joseph Ayoub
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [114]

Bekaa III (Baalbek-Hermel)

The Bekaa III electoral district, covering the Baalbek-Hermel Governorate

The electorate in the electoral district is predominately Shia (73.3%). ^[115] 13.3% are Sunni, 7.35% Maronite, 5.36% Greek Catholic and 0.72% Greek Orthodox. ^[115] In Baalbek-Hermel electoral district 5 lists were registered. ^[11] The "Hope and Loyalty" list gathers Hezbollah, Amal and the Syrian Social Nationalist Party. ^[18] Its main challenger is expected to be the "Dignity and Development" list of the Lebanese Forces and the Future Movement. ^[18] The Free Patriotic Movement had tried to form a list together with former speaker Hussein el-Husseini, but after el-Husseini pulled out from the electoral fray the alliance broke down and resulted in two separate lists: the "Development and Change" list and the "Independent" list. ^[18] The Free Patriotic Movement candidates joined the list led by the former regional secretary of the Baath Party, Faiz Shukr. ^[35]

List		Shia, 6 seats						Sunni, 2 seats		Maronite, 1 seat	Greek Catholic, 1 seat
"Hope and Loyalty"	Green-Yellow	Jamil El Sayyed	Hussein el Hage Hassan (Hezbollah) [116]	Ihab Hamadeh (Hezbollah) [41]	Ali Mekdad (Hezbollah) [116]	Ibrahim Moussawi (Hezbollah) [116]	Ghazi Zaiter (Amal) [94]	Younis Rifai (Al-Ahbash) [117]	Elwalid Succariyeh	Emile Rahme (Solidarity Party) [117]	Albert Mansour (SSNP) [118]
"Dignity and Development"	Red	Yehya Chammas	Rifaat Masri	Mohammad Hajj Sleiman	Ghaleb Yaghi	Khodr Tlayss	Mohammad Hamiye	Bakr Hojeiry (Future) [90]	Hussein Solh (Future) [90]	Antoine Habchi (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Selim Kallas
"Development and Change"	Grey	Abbas Yaghi	Ali Zuaiter	Ali Hamada				Abdallah Chall	Samih Ezzeddine	Chawki Fakhri	Siham Antoune (LCP) [119]
"Independent"	Pink	Ghada Assaf (FPM) [77]	Faiz Shukr	Mehdi Zogheib	Saad Hamadeh	Faisal Husseini	Fadi Younis	Ahmed Bayan	Mohamed Fleeti	Sandrella Merhej	Michel Emile Daher (FPM) [77]
"National Cedars"	Gold	Mohammad Ghassan Moustapha Chall	Khaldoun Chreif	Abbas Assaf	Mohammad Raad	Fouad Maoula	Hamad Dib	Adel Mohammad Bayan	Waed Succariyeh	Leila Tannoury	Saadallah Ardo (Kataeb) [78]
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [120]

Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil-Kesrwan)

The Mount Lebanon I electoral district. The electoral district consists of two minor districts, the Jbeil (in red, covering Jbeil district) and Kesrwan (in brown, covering Kesrwan district).

In Jbeil-Kesrwan electoral district 5 lists were registered. ^[11] The lists in the fray are the "Strong Lebanon" (supported by Free Patriotic Movement), the "National Solidarity" (Hezbollah), the "Anna al-Qarar" list (alliance between Kataeb Party, Fares Souhaid, Farid Heikal Al Khazen and independents, supported by Marada Movement), the "Clear Change" list (supported by Lebanese Forces) and the "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) list. ^{[28] [121]}

In difference with previous elections, FPM and Hezbollah did not join forces on a common list. Hezbollah fielded its own list, with a Shia candidate (Hussein Zuaitar) from Baalbek. The Alliance National list included the former Telecommunications Minister Jean Louis Cardahi and dissident FPM politician Bassam Hachem, Hezbollah candidate and 4 other independents.

The FPM list was led by General Chamel Roukoz, with World Maronite Foundation president Neemat Frem, former minister Ziad Baroud and former parliamentarian Mansour al-Bon, amongst others. ^[122]

The Kataeb-Souhaid supported list sought to include personalities from civil society. It included former National Bloc general secretary Jean Hawat. There was resistance from Kataeb side to field incumbent parliamentarians Youssef Khalil and Gilberte Zouein, since they were linked to the Change and Reform Bloc. ^[122]

The "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) list included former minister Youssef Salame. ^[122]

The electorate is predominately Christian; Maronites make up 82.1% of the electorate, 10.7% Shia, 1.91% Greek Orthodox, 1.4% Armenian Orthodox, 1.32% Sunni, 1.32% Greek Catholic and 1.26% other Christian communities. ^[123]

List		Maronite (Jbeil, 2 seats)		Shia (Jbeil, 1 seat)	Maronite (Kesrwan, 5 seats)
"Strong Lebanon"	Purple	Simon Abi Rumia (FPM) [77]	Walid Khoury	Rabih Awad	Chamel Roukoz	Neemat Frem	Roger Azar (FPM) [77]	Ziad Baroud	Mansour al-Bon
"National Solidarity"	Gray	Jean-Louis Cardahi	Bassam Hachem	Hussein Zuaitar (Hezbollah) [124]	Carlos Abu Nader	Zeina Kallab	Michel Keyrouz	Joseph Zayek	Joseph Zougheib
"Anna al-Qarar"	Navy Blue	Fares Souhaid	Jean Hawat	Moustapha Husseini	Farid Heikal Al Khazen	Shaker Salameh (Kataeb) [78]	Youssef Khalil	Gilberte Zouein	Yolanda Khoury
"Clear Change	Red	Ziad Hawat (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Fady Rouhana Sakr	Mahmoud Awad	Chawki Daccache (Lebanese Forces) [125]	Rock Mehanna	Patricia Elias	Numan Murad	Ziad Khalifa (NLP) [125]
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Nadim Souhaid	Rania Bassil	Mohamed Mekdad (LCP) [126]	Youssef Salame	Douri Dou	Josephine Zogheib
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [121]

Mount Lebanon II (Metn)

The Mount Lebanon II electoral district, covering the Metn district

Mount Lebanon II is a predominately Christian electoral district; 44.8% of the electorate is Maronite, 14.6% Greek Orthodox, 14.3% Armenian Orthodox, 9.83% Greek Catholic, 3.86% Armenian Catholic and 6.28% other Christian communities. ^[127] 3.03% of the electorate is Shia, 1.88% Sunni and 1.38% Druze. ^[127]

In Metn electoral district 5 lists were registered. ^[11] Michel Murr fielded the list "Metn Loyalty". ^{[29] [128]} The Kataeb Party fielded its list under the label "Pulse Metn" together with the National Liberal Party and civil society personalities, the Lebanese Forces and allies contest under the label "Metn Heart of Lebanon" and an alliance of the Free Patriotic Movement-Syrian Social Nationalist Party-Tashnaq fielded the "Strong Metn" list. ^{[29] [56]}

The Communist Party had been in discussions with civil society activists on forming a list labelled "Nawar al-Metn", but the initiative did not materialize. ^[29]

List		Maronite, 4 seats				Greek Orthodox, 2 seats		Greek Catholic, 1 seat	Armenian Orthodox, 1 seat
"Pulse Metn"	Green	Samy Gemayel (Kataeb) [78]	Elias Hankache (Kataeb) [78]	Nada Gharib (Green) [56]	Joseph Karam (NLP) [56]	Mazen Skaf	Violette Ghazal Balaa	Mikhail Ramouz	Yeghisheh Andonian
"Strong Metn"	Orange	Ibrahim Kanaan (FPM) [77]	Corinne Achkar	Sarkis Sarkis	Ghassan Achkar (SSNP) [129]	Ghassan Mukhaiber	Elias Bousaab (FPM) [77]	Edgar Maalouf (FPM) [77]	Hagop Pakradounian (Tashnaq) [130]
"Metn Loyalty"	Navy Blue	Najwa Azar	Mellad El-Sabali (SSNP (Intifada)) [85]	Sharbel Abu Joudeh		Michel Murr		George Abboud
"Metn Heart of Lebanon"	Red	Eddy Abillama (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Razi Haj	Chucri Moukarzel	Gisèle Hachem Zard	Lina Moukheiber	Jessica Azar	Michel Mecattaf	Ara Koyounian (Ramgavar) [56]
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Emile Kanaan	Nadine Mousa	Adeeb Tohmah	Vicky Zouin (Saaba) [56]	Georges Rahbani (Saaba) [56]		Charbel Nahas (Citizens in the State) [56]
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [128]

Mount Lebanon III (Baabda)

The Mount Lebanon III electoral district, covering the Baabda district

In Baabda electoral district 4 lists were registered. ^[11] Whilst the Free Patriotic Movement and the March 8 coalition had gone separate ways in most electoral districts, they managed to form a joint list in Baabda under the label "National Reconciliation". ^[22] The other main list in the fray is the "Unity and Development of Baabda" list, an alliance of the Progressive Socialist Party, the Lebanese Forces, independents and Salah Harake, supported by the Future Movement. ^{[22] [131]} There are also two civil society lists. ^[22] The "Together for Baabda" list was presented by Kataeb chief Sami Gemayel and NLP chief Dory Chamoun on March 3, 2018, a list including civil society activists and environmentalists. ^{[131] [132]} It includes the founder of Terre-Liban and the Lebanese Ecological Movement, a platform of NGOs, Paul Abi Rached as one of its candidates. ^[133]

36.8% of the electorate is Maronite, 25.2% Shia, 17.6% Druze, 7.61% Greek Orthodox, 6.11% Sunni, 4.6% Greek Catholic and 2.14% belong to other Christian communities. ^[134]

List		Maronite, 3 seats			Shia, 2 seats		Druze, 1 seat
"National Reconciliation"	Orange	Hikmat Dib (FPM) [77]	Alain Aoun (FPM) [77]	Naji Gharios (FPM) [77]	Ali Ammar (Hezbollah) [135]	Fadi Alame (Amal) [135]	Souhail Awar (LDP) [136]
"Unity and Development of Baabda"	Red	Cynthia Asmar	Joseph Adaïmi	Pierre Bouassi (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Salah Harake		Hadi Abou el-Hosn (PSP) [135]
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Joseph Wanis	Ziad Akel	Marie Claude Helou (Saaba) [135]	Ali Darwish (Citizens in the State) [135]	Wasif Harakat	Rania Masri (Citizens in the State) [135]
"Together for Baabda"	Green	Paul Abi Rached	Elie Gharios	Ramzi Bou Khaled (Kataeb) [78]	Said Alameh	Olfat Sabeh	Ajwad Ayach
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [137]

Mount Lebanon IV (Aley-Chouf)

The Mount Lebanon IV electoral district. The electoral district consists of two minor districts, the Aley (in red, covering Aley district) and Chouf (in brown, covering Chouf district).

In Aley-Chouf electoral district 6 lists were registered. ^[11] 40.5% of the electorate is Druze, 27% Maronite, 18.7% Sunni, 5.18% Greek Catholic, 5.14% Greek Orthodox, 2.6% Shia and 0.91% belongs to other Christian communities. ^[138]

The battle was expected to be mainly between two lists: the "Reconciliation" (Progressive Socialist Party-Future Movement-Lebanese Forces) list and the "Mountain Pledge" (Lebanese Democratic Party-Free Patriotic Movement-Syrian Social Nationalist Party) list. ^[138] The remaining lists were the "Free Decision" (Kataeb Party and National Liberal Party) list, the "National Unity" list of Wiam Wahhab (former Minister, ex-LDP), the "Civic" list and the "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) list. ^{[138] [139]}

Towards the end of February the Democratic Renewal Movement candidate Antoine Haddad announced his withdrawal from the race. ^[140]

List		Druze (Aley, 2 seats)		Maronite (Aley, 2 seats)		Greek Orthodox (Aley, 1 seat)
"Reconciliation"	Red	Akram Chehayeb (PSP) [125]		Henri Helou (Democratic Gathering) [125]	Raji Saad (Democratic Gathering) [125]	Anis Nasar (Lebanese Forces) [125]
"Mountain Pledge"	Green-Orange	Talal Arslan (LDP) [136]		César Abi Khalil (FPM) [77]	Imad Hajj	Elias Hanna (FPM) [77]
"Free Decision"	Navy Blue	Sami Ramah		Teodora Bajani (Kataeb) [78]	Antoine Bou Melhab (NLP) [141]
"National Unity"	Green	Shafiq Salama Radwan	Khaled Aref Khadaj (Arab Unification Party) [142]	Souhail Khalil Bajani		Walid Anis Khairallah
"Civic"	Silver	Mark Daou		Fadi Khoury
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Emad Qazi	Alaa Sabbagh	Karl Melham		Zoya Jureidini
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [139]

List		Maronite (Chouf, 3 seats)			Druze (Chouf, 2 seats)		Sunni (Chouf, 2 seats)		Greek Catholic (Chouf, 1 seat)
"Reconciliation"	Red	Georges Adwan (Lebanese Forces) [125]	Ghattas Khoury (Future) [90]	Naji Bustani	Taymour Jumblatt (PSP) [125]	Marwan Hamadeh (PSP) [125]	Bilal Abdullah (PSP) [125]	Mohammed Hajjar (Future) [90]	Nima Tomeh (Democratic Gathering) [125]
"Mountain Pledge"	Green-Orange	Mario Aoun (FPM) [77]	Farid Bustani	Samir Aoun (SSNP) [61]	Marwan Halawi (LDP) [136]	Mazen Abu Dergham (LDP) [136]	Tareq Khatib (FPM) [77]	Ali Al Hajj	Ghassan Atallah (FPM) [77]
"Free Decision"	Navy Blue	Camille Dory Chamoun (NLP) [143]	Joseph Eid (Kataeb) [78]	Da'id Qazi (NLP) [144]	Sami Hamada	Elhan Farahat	Mazin Shabu	Rafat Shaaban	Ghassan Moghbab
"National Unity"	Green	Ziad Antoine Choueiri	As'ad Edmon Abu Jouda		Wiam Wahhab (Arab Unification Party) [142]		Elias Abdel Salam Baraj	Zahir Khatib (Toilers League) [97]	Abu Rajaili
"Civic"	Silver	Eliane Qazi	Elias Gharib	Marwan Matani	Rami Hamadeh		Maya Terro		Chukri Haddad
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Ghada Maroni Eid	George Aoun		Rania Ghaith	Maher Abu Shaqra	Mohammed Sami Hajjar	Mazen Nasruddin	Antoine Fawaz (LCP) [145]
ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [139]

North I (Akkar)

The North I electoral district, covering the Akkar Governorate

In Akkar 6 lists were registered. ^[11] The Future Movement opted for a list of its own (with Lebanese Forces candidate Qatisha as candidate for a Greek Orthodox seat). ^[31] There is also a list supported by March 8 coalition "The Decision for Akkar" (headed by ex-MP Wajih Barini, in alliance with the Marada Movement and the Arab Democratic Party), the "Decision of Akkar" list, the "Strong Akkar" list (Free Patriotic Movement, al-Jamaa al-Islamiah, pro-Future independents), "Sovereign Lebanon" list (led by Ashraf Rifi) and the "Women of Akkar" list. ^{[31] [59] [146]}

The electorate is predominately Sunni (67.5%). 14.7% of the electorate is Greek Orthodox, 10.9% Maronite, 4.97% Alawite, 1.05% Shia, 0.62% Greek Catholic and 0.29% from other Christian communities. ^[147]

List		Sunni, 3 seats			Greek Orthodox, 2 seats		Maronite, 1 seat	Alawite, 1 seat
"Future of Akkar"	Blue	Waleed Wajih Barini (Future) [90]	Mohammad Tarek Talal Maaribi (Future) [90]	Mohammed Suleiman (Future) [90]	Wahbi Qatisha (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Jean Moussa (Future) [90]	Hadi Hobeiche (Future) [90]	Khodr Habib (Future) [90]
"Decision for Akkar"	Green	Wajih Barini (Akkari People's Gathering) [148]	Adnan Marab	Hussein Masri	Emile Abboud (SSNP) [149]	Karim Rassi (Marada) [150]	Michel Antonios Daher	Hussein Salloum
"Decision of Akkar"	Red	Kamal Khazal	Ali Omar (Resistance Movement) [151]	Basem Khalid			George Nader
"Strong Akkar"	Gold	Mohammad Yahya	Mohamed Shadeed (Al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya) [152]	Mahmoud Hadara	Riad Rahal	Asaad Dergham (FPM) [77]	Jamie Jabbour (FPM) [77]	Mustafa Ali Hussein (Lebanese People's Movement) [153]
"Sovereign Lebanon"	Red	Ibrahim Maraab	Bader Ismail	Ahmed Jowhar	Elie Saad	Joseph Wehbe	Ziad Bitar	Mohammed Rustam
"Women of Akkar"	Pink	Rola Murad	Suad Salah	Ghoulay Assaad	Nidal Skaf		Mary Khoury
Source: Saida City, [33] Al-Modon, [31] An-Nahar [59] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [154]

North II (Tripoli-Minnieh-Dennieh)

The North II electoral district, covering the Tripoli and Minnieh-Dennieh districts. The North II electoral district is divided into 3 minor districts: Tripoli (in green), Minnieh (in red) and Dennieh (in brown).

Under the previous electoral law, Tripoli and Minnieh-Dennieh constituted two different constituencies. ^[34] The electorate is predominately Sunni (82.91%), with significant minorities of Greek Orthodox (6.24%), Alawites (6.04%) and Maronites (3.5%). ^[34] 0.51% of the electorate are Armenian Orthodox, 0.32% Armenian Catholics and 0.59% belong to other Christian communities. ^[155]

With the new election law in place, the heavyweights of Tripoli politics went in different directions. ^[156] Justifying the decision to head to the polls alone, the Future Movement general secretary Ahmed Hariri stated that "[w]e will form our own list because we came to understand that a lot of people had taken advantage of us...". ^[156] All in all, 8 lists were registered in the second northern electoral district; the "Determination" list of former Prime Minister Najib Mikati, the Future Movement list, a list led by Ashraf Rifi, the "National Dignity" list (alliance between Faisal Karami and Jihad Samad, with participation of Al-Ahbash and Marada Movement), the "People's Decision" list (alliance between Free Patriotic Movement and Kamal Kheir, joined by independents), the "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) list (Sabaa Party, Movement of Citizens in the State, Socialist Arab Lebanon Vanguard Party, Resistance Movement and independents), the "Independent Decision" list (alliance between al-Jamaa al-Islamiah, ex-parliamentarian Mesbah Ahdab and independents) and the "Independent Civil Society" List (independents). ^{[11] [34] [157]} Mohammad Safadi opted to stay out of the electoral race, calling for support to the Future list. Safadi announced his decision at a press conference at the Safadi Cultural Center. ^[156]

In Dennieh, the 28-year old Sami Fatfat overtook his father Ahmad Fatfat's mantle as the Future Movement candidate. ^[158]

Mikati launched his "Determination" list at an electoral meeting at the Quality Inn Hotel in Tripoli on March 18, 2018. Amongst his candidates were former minister Jean Obeid and Nicholas Nahas and incumbent Future parliamentarian Kazim Kheir. ^[159] Kheir was denied the Minnieh spot on the Future Movement list, a move that pushed him to join the Mikati list instead. ^[160]

List		Sunni (Tripoli, 5 seats)					Maronite (Tripoli, 1 seat)	Greek Orthodox (Tripoli, 1 seat)	Alawite (Tripoli, 1 seat)	Sunni (Dennieh, 2 seats)		Sunni (Minnieh, 1 seat)
"Future for the North"	Blue	Mohammad Kabbara (Future) [90]	Samir Jisr (Future) [90]	Dima Jamali (Future) [90]	Chadi Nachabe (Future) [90]	Walid Sawalhi (Future) [90]	George Bkassini (Future) [90]	Nima Mahfoud (Future) [90]	Leila Chahoud (Future) [90]	Sami Fatfat (Future) [90]	Qassem Abdel Aziz (Future) [90]	Osman Alameddine (Future) [90]
"National Dignity"	Green	Faisal Karami (Dignity Movement) [161]	Taha Naji (Al-Ahbash) [34]	Mohammed Safouh Yakan (National Gathering) [162]	Abdel Nasser Masri (Lebanese People's Congress) [162]	Ayman Nouruddin Omar		Rafli Anton Diab (Marada) [34]	Ahmed Mahmoud Omran	Jihad Samad		Adel Zreika (Dignity Movement) [162]
"Sovereign Lebanon"	Red	Ashraf Rifi	Khaled Tadmori	Mohammed Walid Qamaruddin	Mohamed Salhab	Ali Ayoubi	Halim Zani	George Jalad	Badr Eid	Ragheb Raad	Oussama Amoun	Waleed Masri
"Determination"	Purple	Najib Mikati (Azm Movement) [163]	Rashid Mokhtam (Azm Movement) [163]	Mohamed Nadim Jisr (Azm Movement) [163]	Tawfiq Sultan (Azm Movement) [163]	Mirfat Hawz (Azm Movement) [163]	Jean Obeid (Azm Movement) [163]	Nicholas Nahas (Azm Movement) [163]	Alawi Darwish (Azm Movement) [163]	Mohammed Fadhil (Azm Movement) [163]	Jihad Yusuf (Azm Movement) [163]	Kazim Kheir (Azm Movement) [163]
"Independent Decision"	Grey	Mesbah Ahdab	Waseem Alwan (al-Jama'a al-Islamiah) [164]	Nariman Jamal			Tony Khalifa	Menzeh Sawan	Hisham Ibrahim (Al Moaie)	Ali Farouk Samad	Abdul Salam Trad	Mohamed Ahmed
"People's Decision"	Orange	Khalid Roumieh					Tony Maroni (FPM) [77]	Nastas Koshary	Mahmoud Shehadeh	Ahmed Shandab	Ali Hermoush	Kamal Kheir
"Independent Civil Society"	Yellow	Heba Naja	Jamal Badawi					Fadi Jamal	Hassan Hassan Khalil	Samah Arja	Ayman Jamal	Abdullah Rifai
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turqouise	Nariman Chamaa	Yehia Mawloud	Mohammad Monzer Maaliki (Lebanon Vanguard) [165]	Wathek Moukaddam	Malek Moulawi	Moussa Khoury	Farah Issa	Zeinelddine Dib	Ahmad Douhaiby		Dany Othman
Source: Al-Modon [34] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [166]

North III (Bcharre-Zghorta-Batroun-Koura)

The North III electoral district, divided into 4 minor districts, each corresponding to a homonymous district: Batroun (purple), Bcharre (green), Koura (brown) and Zgharta (red).

In third northern electoral district 4 lists were registered. ^[11] The "Strong North" list, headed by Gebran Bassil, gathers the Free Patriotic Movement, the Independence Movement, the Future Movement, the "Strong Republic Pulse" gathers the Lebanese Forces, the Kataeb Party and the Democratic Left Movement, the "With Us for the North and Lebanon", gathering the Marada Movement, the Syrian Social Nationalist Party and Boutros Harb whilst the civil society list "Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) gathers the Movement of Citizens in the State, Sabaa Party and Sah. ^{[27] [167]}

The electorate is predominately Christian; 68.1% are Maronite, 20.7% Greek Orthodox, 8.94% Sunni, 0.93% Shia, 0.73% Greek Catholic, 0.38% from other Christian communities and 0.24% Alawite. ^[168]

List		Maronite (Batroun, 2 seats)		Maronite (Bcharre, 2 seats)		Maronite (Zgharta, 3 seats)			Greek Orthodox (Koura, 3 seats)
"Strong North"	Brown	'''Gebran Bassil''' (FPM) [77]	Nemeh Ibrahim (FPM) [77]	Said Touq (FPM) [169]	George Boutros (FPM) [169]	'''Michel Moawad''' (Independence Movement) [170]	Pierre Raffoul (FPM) [77]	Jawad Boulos (Independence Movement) [171]	Nicolas Ghosn (Future) [172]	Georges Atallah (FPM) [77]	Greta Saab (FPM) [169]
"Strong Republic Pulse"	Red	Fadi Saad (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Samer Saada (Kataeb) [173]	Strida Geagea (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Joseph Isaac (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Marius Baini (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Michel Douaihy (Kataeb) [78]	Kayssar Moawad	Fadi Karam (Lebanese Forces) [55]	Albert Androus (Kataeb) [78]	George Mansour (Democratic Left) [174]
"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	Green	Boutros Harb		Rui Issa Khoury	Melhem Gibran Touk	Tony Franjieh (Marada) [175]	Estephan Douaihy (Marada) [176]	Salim Bey Karam (Marada) [177]	'''Selim Saadeh''' (SSNP) [178]	'''Fayez Ghosn''' (Marada) [179]	Abdallah Zakhem
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Layal Bou Moussa (Citizens in the State) [169]	Antoine Khoury Harb	Edmond Touk (Saaba) [169]	Maurice Koura (Saaba) [169]	Riad Ghazala	Antonia Ghamra	Antoine Yamin (Saaba) [169]	Bassam Ghantous (Saaba) [169]	Fadwa Nassif (Saaba) [169]
Source: ACE Project, [7] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [167]

South I (Saida-Jezzine)

The South I electoral district, divided into two minor districts: Saida (red, corresponding to the Saida municipality) and Jezzine (brown, corresponding to Jezzine district)

In the Saida-Jezzine electoral district, four candidate lists crystallized: "Integration and Dignity" (Future Movement and independents), "Saida and Jezzine Together" (alliance between al-Jamaa al-Islamiah, Free Patriotic Movement and Dr. Abdul Rahman Bizri), "For All People" (alliance between Popular Nasserite Organization and Ibrahim Azar, supported by Amal Movement and Hezbollah) and the "Capacity of Change" List (alliance between Kataeb Party, Lebanese Forces and the March 11 Group). ^{[11] [32] [33]}

The Future Movement and the Free Patriotic Movement had tried to negotiate an electoral pact, but reportedly FPM had insisted on keeping Bizri on their list. After the dialogue with Future broke down, FPM reached out to al-Jamaa al-Islamiah, since the Popular Nasserite Organization had already concluded a pact with Ibrahim Azar (an independent Maronite supported by Amal-Hezbollah alliance). ^[180]

44.2% of the electorate is Sunni, 30.8% Maronite, 15.1% Shia, 8.69% Greek Catholic, 0.67% from other Christian communities and 0.48% Druze. ^[181]

List		Sunni (Saida, 2 seats)		Maronite (Jezzine, 2 seats)		Greek Catholic (Jezzine, 1 seat)
"Integration and Dignity"	Blue	Bahia Hariri (Future) [90]	Hassan Chamseddine (Future) [90]	Amin Edmon Rizk	Angel Khawand	Robert Khoury
"Saida and Jezzine Together"	Purple	Abdul Rahman Bizri	Bassam Hammoud (Al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya) [182]	Amal Abou Zeid (FPM) [77]	Ziad Aswad (FPM) [77]	Salim Khoury (FPM) [77]
"For All People"	Red	Osama Saad (PNO) [183]	Abdel Kader Bsat	Ibrahim Samir Azar		Yusuf Hanna Skaf
"Capacity of Change"	Navy Blue	Samir Bizri (March 11) [184]		Joseph Nahra (Kataeb) [78]		Ajaj Haddad (Lebanese Forces) [55]
Source: Saida City, [32] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [185]

South II (Zahrany-Tyre)

The South II electoral district, divided into 2 minor districts: Zahrani or Saida Villages (red, corresponding to areas of Saida District outside of Saida municipality) and Tyre (brown, corresponding to Tyre district)

In second southern electoral district 2 lists were registered. ^[11] The "Hope and Loyalty" (Amal-Hezbollah) list led by Nabih Berri is challenged by the "Together for Change" list (an alliance of Riad Al-Assaad, the Lebanese Communist Party and independents). ^{[19] [186] [187]}

The electorate is predominately Shia (81.4%). 6.81% of the electorare is Greek Catholic, 6.1% Sunni, 4.55% Maronite and 1.14% belong to other Christian communities. ^[188]

List		Shia (Tyre, 4 seats)				Shia (Zahrany, 2 seats)		Greek Catholic (Zahrany, 1 seat)
"Hope and Loyalty"	Green-Yellow	Ali Khreis (Amal) [94]	Hussein Jeshi (Hezbollah) [41]	Inayat Ezzeddine (Amal) [94]	Nawwaf Moussawi (Hezbollah) [93]	Nabih Berri (Amal) [94]	Ali Osseiran (Amal) [94]	Michel Moussa (Amal) [94]
"Together for Change"	Red	Ahmed Marwa	Lina Husseini	Abdel Nasser Farran	Ra'id Ataya (LCP) [19]	Riad Assaad		Wisam Haj
Source: Al-Modon, [19] Lebanon42, [187] Al-Modon, [20] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [189]

South III (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya-Nabatieh-Bint Jbeil)

The South III electoral district, covering the Nabatieh Governorate, divided into 3 minor districts: Nabatieh (red, corresponding to Nabatieh district), Marjayoun-Hasbaya (brown, covering the Hasbaya and Marjayoun districts) and Bint Jbeil (green, corresponding to Bint Jbeil district

In third southern electoral district 6 lists were registered. ^[11] The electorate is predominately Shia (80.1%). 6.35% of the electorate is Sunni, 5.27% Maronite, 3.65% Druze, 2.45% Greek Orthodox, 1.8% Greek Catholic and 0.39% from other Christian communities. ^[190]

The Amal-Hezbollah coalition fielded the "Hope and Loyalty" list. ^[20] It includes a Baathist Sunni candidate, Kassem Hachem, who is fielded as Amal candidate and officially not sponsored by the Baath Party. ^{[48] [36]}

The Future Movement, the Free Patriotic Movement and the Lebanese Democratic Party fielded a joint list called "The South is Worth It", a list that L'Orient Le Jour labelled "supplementary" to the Amal-Hezbollah list. ^{[20] [36]} It includes a pro-Future independent Sunni candidate, Imad Khatib, who has business links to Amal leader Berri. ^[36] Three Shia candidates (Badruddin, Sharafuddin and Osseiran) were previously close to Hezbollah. ^[36] Two pro-FPM independent candidates were included in the list, Chadi Massaad (Greek Orthodox) and Mourhaf Ramadan (Shia). ^[36] Druze candidate Dr. Wissam Charouf is a member of the Political Council of the Lebanese Democratic Party. ^[191]

"A Vote for Change" list was fielded by the Lebanese Communist Party, the Communist Action Organization in Lebanon and independents. ^{[20] [192]} It includes a pro-SSNP independent candidate, Hussein Baydoun. ^[36] The "National" coalition fielded a list with five candidates. ^[36]

The two remaining of the lists in the fray took a more confrontative approach towards the Hezbollah-Amal dominance of the local political scene. ^[36] The "Shibna Hakki" list was fielded by the Lebanese Forces and Shia dissidents, with the Shia journalist Ali Al-Amin on the list. Al-Amin had been publicly labelled as one of the "Shia of the [U.S.] Embassy" by Hezbollah general secretary Nasrallah. ^{[20] [36]} Al-Amin and fellow candidate and journalist Imad Komeyha, had been signaturies to the 2017 call for fresh elections to the High Shia Council. ^[193] Ahmed Assaad, leader of the Lebanese Option Party, fielded an anti-Hezbollah list of his own with candidates from his party. ^[36] The list included Al-Assaad's wife Abeer Ramadan. ^[36]

List		Shia (Bint Jbeil, 3 seats)			Shia (Nabatieh, 3 seats)			Shia (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya, 2 seats)		Sunni (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya, 1 seat)	Druze (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya, 1 seat)	Greek Orthodox (Marjaayoun-Hasbaya, 1 seat)
"Hope and Loyalty"	Green-Yellow	Ali Ahmad Bazzi (Amal) [94]	Ayoub Hmayed (Amal) [94]	Hassan Fadlallah (Hezbollah) [93]	Yassine Jaber (Amal) [16]	Mohammad Raad (Hezbollah) [93]	Hani Kobeissy (Amal) [94]	Ali Hassan Khalil (Amal) [94]	Ali Fayyad (Hezbollah) [93]	Kassem Hachem (Amal) [94]	Anwar Khalil (Amal) [94]	Assaad Hardan (SSNP) [194]
"The South is Worth It"	Pink	Mohammed Qadouh	Hussein Shaer		Hisham Jaber	Mustafa Badruddin	Nadim Osseiran	Abbas Sharafuddin	Mourhaf Ramadan	Imad Khatib	Wissam Charouf (LDP) [136]	Chadi Massaad
"Shibna Hakki"	Red	Ali Al-Amin			Ahmed Ismail	Rami Ollaik		Imad Komeyha				Fadi Salama (Lebanese Forces) [55]
"A Vote for Change"	Yellow	Ahmed Murad (LCP) [195]	Abbas Sorour	Hussein Baydoun	Ali Al-Haj Ali (LCP) [196]					Said Issa	Ghassan Hadifa (LCP) [197]	Hala Abu Kasm (LCP) [198]
"We Change"	Navy Blue	Mohammed Faraj (Lebanese Option) [36]	Abdallah Salman (Lebanese Option) [36]		Ahmed Assaad (Lebanese Option) [199]			Abeer Ramadhan (Lebanese Option) [36]	Rabah Abi Haidar (Lebanese Option) [36]	Adnan Khatib (Lebanese Option) [36]	Kanaj Alimuddin (Lebanese Option) [36]	Minah Saab (Lebanese Option) [36]
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National)	Turquoise	Rima Hamid (Saaba) [36]	Salah Nouruddin		Jamil Balout (Saaba) [36]						Akram Qais	Fadi Abu Jamra
Source: Al-Modon, [20] Jaboubia, [200] Jaboubia [201] Ministry of Interior and Municipalities [202]

Results

In a statement issued in the evening of 7 May, Interior Minister Nohad Machnouk promised to release full election result within 36–48 hours. ^[203] In his statement, he announced "final, yet incomplete" official results, providing the names of elected parliamentarians from 14 out of 15 electoral districts. ^{[204] [205] [206]} On May 8, Machnouk announced the names of the victorious candidates from Akkar. ^[207]

Following the announcement of results, the FPM leader Gebran Bassil stated that FPM would form the largest bloc in parliament (a role previously played by the Future Movement). Bassil stated that FPM would gather up to 30 MPs, including Talal Arslan, Tashnaqs and "businessmen". ^[208]

Results by alliance and parties

Disclaimer: This listing uses a narrow definition of party votes, the preference votes cast for identified party candidates. For an overview of the voting percentages of the lists supported by different parties, see "Results by lists" table below.

Party	Candidates	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Amal-Hezbollah and allies	43
Hezbollah	13	289,174	15.87	12	0
Pro-Hezbollah Independents [lower-roman 1]	3	40,216	2.20	3	2
Amal	13	182,027	9.98	13	2
Pro-Amal Independents [lower-roman 2]	4	28,184	1.54	4	1
Syrian Social Nationalist Party	7	23,435	1.29	3	1
Marada Movement	6	26,532	1.46	3	0
Dignity Movement	2	19,023	1.04	2	2
Al-Ahbash	3	18,759	1.03	1	1
Union Party	1	15,111	0.83	1	1
Popular Nasserist Organization	1	9,880	0.54	1	1
Solidarity Party	1	3,861	0.21	0	1
Lebanese Arab Struggle Movement	1	2,041	0.11	0	0
Islamic Action Front	1	329	0.02	0	1
Akkari People's Gathering	1	665	0.04	0	0
Free Patriotic Movement and allies	29
Free Patriotic Movement	30	143,114	7.85	18	8
Pro-FPM independents [lower-roman 3]	29	95,562	5.24	6	3
Armenian Revolutionary Federation	5	17,577	0.96	3	1
Lebanese Democratic Party	5	13,257	0.73	1	1
Independence Movement	2	8,662	0.48	1	1
Future Movement and allies	20
Future Movement	26	179,001	9.82	13	11
Pro-Future independent [lower-roman 4]	18	81,404	4.47	7	2
Lebanese Forces and allies	15
Lebanese Forces	17	128,708	7.06	12	7
Pro-LF independents [lower-roman 5]	8	29,536	1.62	3
Others:
Progressive Socialist Party	10	83,023	4.56	9	2
Azm Movement	11	42,019	2.31	4	2
Kataeb Party	13	32,011	1.76	3	2
Khazen Bloc	2	9,337	0.51	2	New
Murr Bloc	1	11,945	0.66	1	0
National Dialogue Party	1	11,346	0.62	1	New
Saaba Party	11	6,614	0.36	1	New
Al-Jama'a Al-Islamiyya	4	14,419	0.79	0	1
Rifi Bloc	26	14,323	0.79	0	New
Popular Bloc	7	10,563	0.58	0	0
Lebanese Communist Party	8	8,604	0.47	0	0
Arab Unification Party	2	7,493	0.41	0	0
National Liberal Party	7	4,208	0.23	0	1
LiBaladi	6	3,870	0.21	0	New
Union for Lebanon	1	3,762	0.21	0	0
Hunchak	1	1,566	0.09	0	2
March 11	1	1,198	0.07	0	New
Toilers League	1	794	0.04	0	0
Al-Waqie Movement	1	699	0.04	0	0
People's Movement	2	671	0.04	0	0
Ramgavar	3	616	0.03	0	1
Syrian Social Nationalist Party (Intifada)	2	536	0.03	0	0
Green Party of Lebanon	2	510	0.03	0	New
Lebanese Option Party	8	446	0.02	0	0
Resistance Movement	1	347	0.02	0	New
You Stink	1	328	0.02	0	New
Democratic Left Movement	1	305	0.02	0	1
Others, Independents, No preference votes	295	264,754	14.53
Blank votes		15,029	0.82
Total	597	1,822,294	100	128
Source: [209] [210]

1. Includes votes of elected candidates only: Jamil Al Sayyed, Eddie Damrajian and Elwalid Succariyeh
2. Includes votes of elected candidates only: Michel Moussa, Ibrahim Azar, Kassem Hachem and Anwar El Khalil
3. Pro-FPM independents include Elie Ferzli, Chamel Roukoz, Michel Daher, Neemat Frem, Mustapha Hussein and Farid Bustani
4. Comparison with 2009 March 14 independents. Pro-Future independents includes Tamam Salam, Nazih Najem, Mohammad Kabbara, Walid Baarini, Mohammad Sleiman, Mohammad Keraawi and Henri Chadid
5. Pro-LF independents include Ziad Hawwat, Jean Talouzian and Cesar Maalouf

Result by lists

List	Electoral district	Votes	% nationwide	% of electoral district	Seats	Members elected	Parties
"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	South III	193,224	10.60	85.58	11		Amal-Hezbollah-SSNP
"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Bekaa III	140,747	7.72	75.24	8		Amal-Hezbollah-Solidarity-SSNP
"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	South II	134,068	7.36	91.02	7		Amal-Hezbollah
"Reconciliation"	Mount Lebanon IV	98,967	5.43	58.00	9		PSP-Future-LF
"Future for Akkar"	North I	76,452	4.20	57.31	5		Future-LF
"Future for Beirut"	Beirut II	62,970	3.46	43.78	6		Future-PSP
"Strong Lebanon"	Mount Lebanon I	54,544	2.99	47.18	4		FPM
"Future for the North"	North II	51,937	2.85	35.47	5		Future
"Unity of Beirut"	Beirut II	47,087	2.58	32.74	4		Hezbollah-Amal-Al-Ahbash-FPM-IAF
"Determination"	North II	42,019	2.31	28.70	4		Azm Movement
"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	North III	40,788	2.24	35.22	4		Harb-Marada-SSNP
"National Reconciliation"	Mount Lebanon III	40,669	2.23	51.83	4		FPM-Hezbollah-Amal-LDP
"Mountain Pledge"	Mount Lebanon IV	39,027	2.14	22.87	4		LDP-FPM-SSNP
"Strong Metn"	Mount Lebanon II	38,897	2.13	43.03	4		FPM-SSNP-Tashnaq
"Strong Republic Pulse"	North III	37,376	2.05	32.28	3		LF-Kataeb-DLM
"Zahle for All"	Bekaa I	36,391	2.00	39.70	3		Future-FPM
"Dignity and Development"	Bekaa III	35,607	1.95	19.03	2		Future-LF
"Strong Akkar"	North I	34,430	1.89	25.81	2		JI-FPM-LPM
"Strong North"	North III	33,342	1.83	28.79	3		FPM-IM
"Best Tomorrow"	Bekaa II	32,578	1.79	49.00	3		Amal-Lebanese Arab Struggle
"Future for West Bekaa"	Bekaa II	31,817	1.75	47.86	3		Future-PSP
"National Dignity"	North II	29,101	1.60	19.88	2		Karami-Ahbash-Marada
"Clear Change"	Mount Lebanon I	26,980	1.48	23.34	2		LF-NLP
"Unity and Development of Baabda"	Mount Lebanon III	26,500	1.45	33.77	2		LF-PSP
"Zahle Options and Decisions"	Bekaa I	23,546	1.29	25.69	2		Fattouch-SSNP-Hezbollah
"For All People"	South I	22,083	1.21	33.59	2		PNO-Independents
"Saida and Jezzine Together"	South I	20,127	1.10	30.62	2		Bizri-JI-FPM
"Pulse Metn"	Mount Lebanon II	19,003	1.04	21.02	2		Kataeb-NLP-Green
"Zahle is Our Cause"	Bekaa I	18,702	1.03	20.40	2		LF-Kataeb
"Anna al-Qarar"	Mount Lebanon I	18,553	1.02	16.05	2		Kataeb
"Strong Beirut I"	Beirut I	18,373	1.01	42.08	4		FPM-Tashnaq-Hunchak-Union for Lebanon, supported by Future
"The South is Worth It"	South III	17,058	0.94	7.55	0		LDP, supported by Future and FPM
"Beirut I"	Beirut I	16,772	0.92	38.41	3		LF-Kataeb-Pharaon-Ramgavar
"Integration and Dignity"	South I	16,470	0.90	25.05	1		Future-Independents
"Lebnan Herzen"	Beirut II	15,773	0.87	10.97	1
"Decision for Akkar"	North I	14,449	0.79	10.83	0		APG-SSNP-Marada
"Metn Loyalty"	Mount Lebanon II	13,779	0.76	15.24	1		Murr-SSNP (Intifada)
"Metn Heart of Lebanon"	Mount Lebanon II	13,138	0.72	14.53	1		LF-Ramgavar
"National Unity"	Mount Lebanon IV	12,796	0.70	7.50	0		AUP-Toilers League
"National Solidarity"	Mount Lebanon I	12,551	0.69	10.86	0		Hezbollah-Independents
"Together for Change"	South II	11,481	0.63	7.79	0		LCP-Independents
"Popular Bloc"	Bekaa I	10,885	0.60	11.87	0
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)	Mount Lebanon IV	9,987	0.55	5.85	0		Civil society-LCP
"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	North II	9,656	0.53	6.59	0		Rifi
"Beirut al-Watan"	Beirut II	7,475	0.41	5.20	0		Salah Salam-JI
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	Beirut I	6,842	0.38	15.67	1		Saaba-You Stink-Sah-LiBaladi
"Capacity of Change"	South I	6,238	0.34	9.49	0		LF-Kataeb-March 11
"We are All Beirut"	Beirut II	6,174	0.34	4.29	0
"A Vote for Change"	South III	5,895	0.32	2.61	0		LCP-Independents
"Together for Baabda"	Mount Lebanon III	5,768	0.32	7.35	0		Kataeb
"Independent"	Bekaa III	5,470	0.30	2.92	0
"Free Decision"	Mount Lebanon IV	5,446	0.30	3.19	0		Kataeb-NLP
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)	Mount Lebanon II	5,027	0.28	5.56	0		Saaba-Citizens in the State
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)	Mount Lebanon III	4,992	0.27	6.36	0		Saaba-Citizens in the State
"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	North I	4,713	0.26	3.53	0		Rifi
"Shibna Hakki"	South III	4,710	0.26	2.09	0		LF-Independents
"Independent Decision"	North II	4,184	0.23	2.86	0		Ahdab-JI
"People's Decision"	North II	4,122	0.23	2.82	0		FPM-Kheir
"Development and Change"	Bekaa III	4,053	0.22	2.17	0		LCP-Independents
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	North III	3,160	0.17	2.73	0		Saaba-Citizens in the State
"Civic"	Mount Lebanon IV	2,916	0.16	1.71	0
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)	North II	2,680	0.15	1.83	0		Civil society-Lebanon Vanguard
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)	Mount Lebanon I	2,526	0.14	2.18	0		Civil society-LCP
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)	South III	2,262	0.12	1.00	0		Saaba
"Decision of Akkar"	North I	2,032	0.11	1.52	0		Resistance Movement
"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)	Bekaa I	1,599	0.09	1.74	0
"Civil Society"	Bekaa II	1,546	0.08	2.33	0
"Voice of the People"	Beirut II	1,339	0.07	0.93	0		Mourabitoun-People's Movement-SSNP (Intifada)
"We are Beirut"	Beirut I	1,272	0.07	2.91	0
"Dignity of Beirut"	Beirut II	971	0.05	0.68	0
"We Change"	South III	659	0.04	0.29	0		Lebanese Option
"Beiruti Opposition"	Beirut II	553	0.03	0.38	0		Rifi
"Women of Akkar"	North I	498	0.03	0.37	0
"National Cedars"	Bekaa III	491	0.03	0.26	0		Kataeb
"Independent Civil Society"	North II	448	0.02	0.31	0
"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"	Beirut II	410	0.02	0.29	0
"Loyalty to Beirut"	Beirut I	94	0.01	0.22	0
Blank votes		15,029	0.82
Total		1,822,294	100.00		128
Source: [210]

Result by candidate

Name	Electoral district	Sect	List	Party	Votes	% of electoral district	% of preferential votes for sect seat in minor district	% of list	Elected?	Gender
Mohammad Raad	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Hezbollah [93]	43,797	19.40	56.19	22.67
Nabih Berri	South II (Zahrany)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Amal [94]	42,137	28.61	91.68	31.43
Hassan Fadlallah	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Hezbollah [93]	39,722	17.59	64.01	20.56
Jamil Al Sayyed	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)		33,223	17.76	25.40	23.60
Ali Fayyad	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Hezbollah [93]	27,460	12.16	61.69	14.21
Nawwaf Moussawi	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Hezbollah [93]	24,379	16.55	28.12	18.18
Hussein Jeshi	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Hezbollah [41]	23,864	16.20	27.52	17.80
Amin Sherri	Beirut II	SH	"Unity of Beirut"	Hezbollah [93]	22,961	15.96	64.26	48.76
Najib Mikati	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	21,300	14.55	29.78	50.69
Saad Hariri	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	20,751	14.43	22.90	32.95
Hani Kobeissy	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	20,504	9.08	26.30	10.61
Walid Wajih Barini	North I	SU	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	20,426	15.31	29.45	26.72
Inayat Ezzeddine	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Amal [94]	18,815	12.77	21.70	14.03
Ihab Hamadeh	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Hezbollah [41]	18,404	9.84	14.07	13.08
Ghazi Zaiter	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Amal [94]	17,767	9.50	13.58	12.62
Ali Mekdad	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Hezbollah [93]	17,321	9.26	13.24	12.31
Ibrahim Moussawi	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Hezbollah [116]	16,942	9.06	12.95	12.04
Ali Hassan Khalil	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	16,765	7.43	37.67	8.68
Ali Khreis	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Amal [94]	15,672	10.64	18.07	11.69
Hussein el Hage Hassan	Bekaa III	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Hezbollah [93]	15,662	8.37	11.97	11.13
Anwar Jomaa	Bekaa I	SH	"Zahle Options and Decisions"	Hezbollah [41]	15,601	17.02	78.39	66.26
Abdel Rahim Murad	Bekaa II	SU	"Best Tomorrow"	Union Party [103]	15,111	22.73	46.43	46.38
Mohammed Suleiman	North I	SU	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	14,911	11.18	21.50	19.50
Antoine Habchi	Bekaa III	MA	"Dignity and Development"	Lebanese Forces [55]	14,858	7.94	77.84	41.73
Ziad Hawat	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Clear Change"	Lebanese Forces [55]	14,424	12.48	35.54	53.46
Mohammad Tarek Talal Maaribi	North I	SU	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	14,145	10.60	20.40	18.50
Akram Chehayeb	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	14,088	8.26	54.74	14.24
Samy Gemayel	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Pulse Metn"	Kataeb [78]	13,968	15.45	30.69	73.50
Bahia Hariri	South I (Saida)	SU	"Integration and Dignity"	Future [90]	13,739	20.90	42.15	83.42
Ali Ammar	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"National Reconciliation"	Hezbollah [135]	13,692	17.45	61.53	33.67
Pierre Bouassi	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Unity and Development of Baabda"	Lebanese Forces [55]	13,498	17.20	34.68	50.94
Hadi Hobeiche	North I	MA	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	13,055	9.79	54.45	17.08
Adnan Trabelsi	Beirut II	SU	"Unity of Beirut"	Al-Ahbash [81]	13,018	9.05	14.36	27.65
Gebran Bassil	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Strong North"	FPM [77]	12,269	10.60	38.36	36.80
Michel Murr	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Metn Loyalty"		11,945	13.21	50.14	86.69
Jihad Samad	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"National Dignity"		11,897	8.13	36.45	40.88
Hadi Abou el-Hosn	Mount Lebanon III	DR	"Unity and Development of Baabda"	PSP [135]	11,844	15.09	78.25	44.69
Ibrahim Azar	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"For All People"		11,663	17.74	46.49	52.81
Taymour Jumblatt	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	11,478	6.73	39.93	11.60
Tony Franjieh	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	Marada [175]	11,407	9.85	33.02	27.97
George Akeis	Bekaa I	GC	"Zahle is Our Cause"	Lebanese Forces [55]	11,363	12.40	32.03	60.76
Fouad Makhzoumi	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"	National Dialogue Party	11,346	7.89	12.52	71.93
Neemat Frem	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"		10,717	9.27	17.64	19.65
Wael Abou Faour	Bekaa II	DR	"Future for West Bekaa"	PSP [112]	10,677	16.06	83.95	33.56
Osman Alameddine	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	10,221	6.98	50.59	19.68
Alain Aoun	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"National Reconciliation"	FPM [77]	10,200	13.00	26.21	25.08
Chawki Daccache	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Clear Change"	Lebanese Forces [125]	10,032	8.68	16.51	37.18
Mohammed Hajjar	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Reconciliation"	Future [90]	10,003	5.86	35.01	10.11
Georges Adwan	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Reconciliation"	Lebanese Forces [125]	9,956	5.83	29.68	10.06
Osama Saad	South I (Saida)	SU	"For All People"	PNO [183]	9,880	15.03	30.31	44.74
Fadi Saad	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Lebanese Forces [55]	9,842	8.50	30.77	26.33
Michel George Daher	Bekaa I	GC	"Zahle for All"		9,742	10.63	27.46	26.77
Simon Abi Rumia	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"	FPM [77]	9,729	8.41	23.97	17.84
Mohammad Kabbara	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	9,600	6.56	13.42	18.48
Tamam Salam	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	9,599	6.67	10.59	15.24
Samir Jisr	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	9,527	6.51	13.32	18.34
Ali Ahmad Bazzi	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	9,290	4.11	14.97	4.81
Farid Heikal Al Khazen	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"	Khazen Bloc	9,081	7.85	14.95	48.95
Eddy Abillama	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"	Lebanese Forces [55]	8,922	9.87	19.61	67.91
Mohammad Nasrallah	Bekaa II	SH	"Best Tomorrow"	Amal [94]	8,897	13.38	90.79	27.31
Mohammed Qar'awi	Bekaa II	SU	"Future for West Bekaa"	Future [90]	8,768	13.19	26.94	27.56
Michel Moawad	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong North"	Independence Movement [170]	8,571	7.40	24.81	25.71
Bilal Abdullah	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	8,492	4.98	29.73	8.58
Cesar Abi Khalil	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Mountain Pledge"	FPM [77]	8,124	4.76	38.51	20.82
Sami Fatfat	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	7,943	5.42	24.33	15.29
Yassine Jaber	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [16]	7,920	3.51	10.16	4.10
Wahbi Qatisha	North I	GO	"Future of Akkar"	Lebanese Forces [55]	7,911	5.93	26.48	10.35
Henri Helou	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	7,894	4.63	37.42	7.98
Talal Arslan	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Mountain Pledge"	LDP [136]	7,887	4.62	30.64	20.21
Ayoub Hmayed	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	7,875	3.49	12.69	4.08
Anis Nasar	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	GO	"Reconciliation"	Lebanese Forces [125]	7,872	4.61	54.35	7.95
Mohammad Khawaja	Beirut II	SH	"Unity of Beirut"	Amal [94]	7,834	5.45	21.92	16.64
Asaad Dergham	North I	GO	"Strong Akkar"	FPM [77]	7,435	5.57	24.88	21.59
Chamel Roukoz	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"		7,300	6.31	12.01	13.38
Elias Bousaab	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Strong Metn"	FPM [77]	7,299	8.07	30.64	18.76
Ziad Aswad	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"Saida and Jezzine Together"	FPM [77]	7,270	11.06	28.98	36.12
Marwan Hamadeh	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	7,266	4.26	25.28	7.34
Nima Tomeh	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	7,253	4.25	58.21	7.33
Asim Araji	Bekaa I	SU	"Zahle for All"	Future [90]	7,224	7.88	69.49	19.85
Hagop Pakradounian	Mount Lebanon II	AO	"Strong Metn"	Tashnaq [130]	7,182	7.94	95.79	18.46
Ibrahim Kanaan	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Strong Metn"	FPM [77]	7,179	7.94	15.78	18.46
Faisal Karami	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"National Dignity"	Dignity Movement [161]	7,126	4.87	9.96	24.49
Elwalid Succariyeh	Bekaa III	SU	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)		6,916	3.70	31.99	4.91
Roger Azar	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"	FPM [77]	6,793	5.88	11.18	12.45
Strida Geagea	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Lebanese Forces [55]	6,677	5.77	35.66	17.86
Roula Tabash Jaroudi	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	6,637	4.61	7.32	10.54
Nohad Machnouk	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	6,411	4.46	7.07	10.18
Fadi Alame	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"National Reconciliation"	Amal [135]	6,348	8.09	28.53	15.61
Anwar Khalil	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	DR	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	6,347	2.81	69.54	3.28
Kassem Hachem	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SU	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	Amal [94]	6,012	2.66	40.70	3.11
Bakr Hojeiry	Bekaa III	SU	"Dignity and Development"	Future [90]	5,994	3.20	27.73	16.83
Joseph Isaac	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Lebanese Forces [55]	5,990	5.17	31.99	16.03
Edgar Maalouf	Mount Lebanon II	GC	"Strong Metn"		5,961	6.59	55.00	15.33
Albert Mansour	Bekaa III	GC	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	SSNP [118]	5,881	3.14	56.35	4.18
Salim Aoun	Bekaa I	MA	"Zahle for All"	FPM [77]	5,567	6.07	67.61	15.30
Estephan Douaihy	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	Marada [176]	5,435	4.69	15.73	13.32
Selim Saadeh	North III (Koura)	GO	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	SSNP [178]	5,263	4.55	20.00	12.90
Mario Aoun	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Mountain Pledge"	FPM [77]	5,124	3.00	15.28	13.13
Elie Ferzli	Bekaa II	GO	"Best Tomorrow"		4,899	7.37	81.06	15.04
Nicolas Sehnaoui	Beirut I	GC	"Strong Beirut I"	FPM [77]	4,788	10.97	57.48	26.06
Hikmat Dib	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"National Reconciliation"	FPM [77]	4,428	5.64	11.38	10.89
Fayez Ghosn	North III (Koura)	GO	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	Marada [179]	4,224	3.65	16.05	10.36
Jean Talouzian	Beirut I	AC	"Beirut I"		4,166	9.54	76.05	24.84
Michel Moussa	South II (Zahrany)	GC	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Amal [94]	4,162	2.83	46.81	3.10
Nadim Gemayel	Beirut I	MA	"Beirut I"	Kataeb [78]	4,096	9.38	45.68	24.42
Emad Wakim	Beirut I	GO	"Beirut I"	Lebanese Forces [55]	3,936	9.01	58.79	23.47
Cesar Maalouf	Bekaa I	GO	"Zahle is Our Cause"		3,554	3.88	40.58	19.00
Hakop Terzian	Beirut I	AO	"Strong Beirut I"	Tashnaq [72]	3,451	7.90	30.47	18.78
George Atallah	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong North"	FPM [77]	3,383	2.92	12.85	10.15
Assaad Hardan	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"Hope and Loyalty" (South III)	SSNP [194]	3,321	1.47	34.25	1.72
Farid Bustani	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Mountain Pledge"		2,657	1.56	7.92	6.81
Elias Hankache	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Pulse Metn"	Kataeb [78]	2,583	2.86	5.68	13.59
Paula Yacoubian	Beirut I	AO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	Saaba [30]	2,500	5.73	22.07	36.54
Alexander Matossian	Beirut I	AO	"Strong Beirut I"	Tashnaq [72]	2,376	5.44	20.98	12.93
Nazih Najem	Beirut II	GO	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	2,351	1.63	40.65	3.73
Alawi Darwish	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	2,246	1.53	36.27	5.35
Ali Osseiran	South II (Zahrany)	SH	"Hope and Loyalty" (South II)	Amal [94]	2,203	1.50	4.79	1.64
Dima Jamali	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	2,066	1.41	2.89	3.98
Edgar Trabelsi	Beirut II	EV	"Unity of Beirut"	FPM [77]	1,919	1.33	53.45	4.08
Faisal Al Sayegh	Beirut II	DR	"Future for Beirut"	PSP [91]	1,902	1.32	68.15	3.02
Henri Chadid	Bekaa II	MA	"Future for West Bekaa"		1,584	2.38	48.46	4.98
Mustafa Ali Hussein	North I	AL	"Strong Akkar"	Lebanese People's Movement [153]	1,353	1.01	20.68	3.93
Jean Obeid	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	1,136	0.78	26.55	2.70
Nicholas Nahas	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	1,057	0.72	41.91	2.52
Salim Khoury	South I (Jezzine)	GC	"Saida and Jezzine Together"	FPM [77]	708	1.08	12.67	3.52
Antoine Pano	Beirut I	MI	"Strong Beirut I"	FPM [77]	539	1.23	34.11	2.93
Moustapha Husseini	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	SH	"Anna al-Qarar"	Khazen Bloc	256	0.22	2.22	1.38
Eddie Demirjian	Bekaa I	AO	"Zahle Options and Decisions"		77	0.08	1.30	0.33
Hussein Zuaitar	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	SH	"National Solidarity"	Hezbollah [124]	9,369	8.10	81.12	74.65
Jamie Jabbour	North I	MA	"Strong Akkar"	FPM [77]	8,667	6.50	36.15	25.17
Imad Khatib	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SU	"The South is Worth It"		8,543	3.78	57.83	50.08
Ziad Qadri	Bekaa II	SU	"Future for West Bekaa"	Future [90]	8,392	12.62	25.79	26.38
Mohammad Yehia	North I	SU	"Strong Akkar"		8,144	6.10	11.74	23.65
Fadi Karam	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Lebanese Forces [55]	7,822	6.75	29.72	20.93
Walid Khoury	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"		7,782	6.73	19.18	14.27
Wiam Wahhab	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"National Unity"	Arab Unification Party [142]	7,340	4.30	25.54	57.36
Kazim Kheir	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	6,754	4.61	33.43	16.07
Yehia Chammas	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		6,658	3.56	5.09	18.70
Mansour al Bon	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"		6,589	5.70	10.84	12.08
Qassem Abdel Aziz	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	6,382	4.36	19.55	12.29
Mariam Skaff	Bekaa I	GC	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	6,348	6.92	17.89	58.32
Boutros Harb	North III (Batroun)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"		6,155	5.32	19.24	15.09
Ashraf Rifi	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	5,931	4.05	8.29	61.42
Rabea Hassouna	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	5,825	4.05	6.43	9.25
Nicolas Fattouch	Bekaa I	GC	"Zahle Options and Decisions"		5,737	6.26	16.17	24.37
Fares Souhaid	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"		5,617	4.86	13.84	30.28
Mohamed Shadeed	North I	SU	"Strong Akkar"	Al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya [152]	5,277	3.96	7.61	15.33
Naji Bustani	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Reconciliation"		5,245	3.07	15.64	5.30
Amal Abou Zeid	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"Saida and Jezzine Together"	FPM [77]	5,016	7.63	19.99	24.92
Ghattas Khoury	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Reconciliation"	Future [90]	4,998	2.93	14.90	5.05
Hussein Solh	Bekaa III	SU	"Dignity and Development"	Future [90]	4,974	2.66	23.01	13.97
Emile Abboud	North I	GO	"Decision for Akkar"	SSNP [149]	4,915	3.68	16.45	34.02
Wissam Haj	South II (Zahrany)	GC	"Together for Change"		4,729	3.21	53.19	41.19
Melhem Gibran Touk	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"		4,649	4.01	24.83	11.40
Ajaj Haddad	South I (Jezzine)	GC	"Capacity of Change"	Lebanese Forces [55]	4,398	6.69	78.73	70.50
Sarkis Sarkis	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Strong Metn"		4,337	4.80	9.53	11.15
Hussein Salloum	North I	AL	"Decision for Akkar"		4,245	3.18	64.89	29.38
Taha Naji	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"National Dignity"	Al-Ahbash [34]	4,152	2.84	5.80	14.27
Assaad Nakad	Bekaa I	GO	"Zahle for All"		4,138	4.51	47.24	11.37
Ghassan Atallah	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"Mountain Pledge"	FPM [77]	4,113	2.41	33.01	10.54
Mohammed Fadhil	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	4,006	2.74	12.27	9.53
Nizar Dalloul	Bekaa I	SH	"Zahle for All"	FPM [77]	3,947	4.31	19.83	10.85
Imad Hout	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"	al-Jama'a al-Islamiah [23]	3,938	2.74	4.35	52.68
Ziad Baroud	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Strong Lebanon"		3,893	3.37	6.41	7.14
Emile Rahme	Bekaa III	MA	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Solidarity Party [117]	3,861	2.06	20.23	2.74
Marie-Jeanne Bilezikjian	Bekaa I	AO	"Zahle for All"		3,851	4.20	65.11	10.58
Massoud Achkar	Beirut I	MA	"Strong Beirut I"	Union for Lebanon [76]	3,762	8.62	41.95	20.48
Jean Moussa	North I	GO	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	3,759	2.82	12.58	4.92
Pierre Raffoul	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong North"	FPM [77]	3,749	3.24	10.85	11.24
Abdel Rahman Bizri	South I (Saida)	SU	"Saida and Jezzine Together"		3,509	5.34	10.77	17.43
Ali Al Hajj	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Mountain Pledge"		3,374	1.98	11.81	8.65
Michel Pharaon	Beirut I	GC	"Beirut I"		3,214	7.36	38.58	19.16
Bassam Hammoud	South I (Saida)	SU	"Saida and Jezzine Together"	Al-Jama'a al-Islamiyya [152]	3,204	4.87	9.83	15.92
Nicolas Ghosn	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong North"	Future [172]	3,190	2.75	12.12	9.57
Naji Gharios	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"National Reconciliation"	FPM [77]	2,916	3.72	7.49	7.17
Ahmed Mahmoud Omran	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"National Dignity"		2,794	1.91	45.12	9.60
Marius Baini	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Lebanese Forces [55]	2,776	2.40	8.04	7.43
Elias Hanna	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	GO	"Mountain Pledge"	FPM [77]	2,760	1.62	19.05	7.07
Ghassan Achkar	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Strong Metn"	SSNP [129]	2,757	3.05	6.06	7.09
Michel Emile Daher	Bekaa III	GC	"Independent"	FPM [77]	2,742	1.47	26.27	50.13
Charbel Nahas	Mount Lebanon II	GC	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)	Citizens in the State [56]	2,680	2.96	24.73	53.31
Ghassan Mukhaiber	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Strong Metn"		2,654	2.94	11.14	6.82
Karim Rassi	North I	GO	"Decision for Akkar"	Marada Movement [150]	2,590	1.94	8.67	17.93
Ramzi Bou Khaled	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Together for Baabda"	Kataeb [78]	2,586	3.30	6.64	44.83
Ali Al-Haj Ali	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"A Vote for Change"	LCP [196]	2,541	1.13	3.26	43.10
Wissam Charouf	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	DR	"The South is Worth It"	LDP [136]	2,512	1.11	27.52	14.73
Zaher Eido	Beirut II	SU	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	2,510	1.75	2.77	3.99
Samer Saada	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Kataeb [173]	2,470	2.13	7.72	6.61
Ali Al Shaer	Beirut II	SH	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	2,462	1.71	6.89	3.91
Fadi Salama	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"Shibna Hakki"	Lebanese Forces [55]	2,435	1.08	25.12	51.70
Tareq Khatib	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Mountain Pledge"	FPM [77]	2,382	1.40	8.34	6.10
Souhail Awar	Mount Lebanon III	DR	"National Reconciliation"	LDP [136]	2,257	2.88	14.91	5.55
Shaker Salameh	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"	Kataeb [78]	2,239	1.94	3.69	12.07
Walid Anis Khairallah	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	GO	"National Unity"		2,165	1.27	14.95	16.92
Raji Saad	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Reconciliation"	PSP [125]	2,129	1.25	10.09	2.15
Kamal Kheir	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"People's Decision"		2,128	1.45	10.53	51.63
Ghada Maroni Eid	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		2,094	1.23	6.24	20.97
Faisal Daoud	Bekaa II	DR	"Best Tomorrow"	Lebanese Arab Struggle Movement [113]	2,041	3.07	16.05	6.26
Wasim Alwan	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Independent Decision"	al-Jama'a al-Islamiah [164]	2,000	1.37	2.80	47.80
Elie Gharios	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Together for Baabda"	NLP	1,912	2.44	4.91	33.15
George Bushikian	Bekaa I	AO	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	1,845	2.01	31.19	16.95
Ghazi Yusuf	Beirut II	SH	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	1,759	1.22	4.92	2.79
Zoya Jureidini	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		1,688	0.99	11.65	16.90
Ibrahim Mneimneh	Beirut II	SU	"We are All Beirut"		1,676	1.17	1.85	27.15
Chadi Massaad	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"The South is Worth It"		1,671	0.74	17.24	9.80
Ali Al Amin	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Shibna Hakki"		1,630	0.72	2.63	34.61
Mahmoud Hadara	North I	SU	"Strong Akkar"		1,628	1.22	2.35	4.73
Riad Assaad	South II (Zahrany)	SH	"Together for Change"		1,620	1.10	3.52	14.11
Hala Abu Kasm	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"A Vote for Change"	LCP [198]	1,593	0.71	16.43	27.02
Salim Bey Karam	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"	Marada [177]	1,590	1.37	4.60	3.90
Younis Rifai	Bekaa III	SU	"Hope and Loyalty" (Bekaa III)	Al-Ahbash [117]	1,589	0.85	7.35	1.13
Sebouh Kalpakian	Beirut I	AO	"Strong Beirut I"	Hunchak [75]	1,566	3.59	13.83	8.52
Ziad Abs	Beirut I	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	Sa<refH name=beirutI1/>	1,525	3.49	22.78	22.29
Mark Daou	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Civic"		1,505	0.88	5.85	51.61
Mohamed Nadim Jisr	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	1,477	1.01	2.06	3.52
Mustafa Badruddin	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		1,454	0.64	1.87	8.52
Ra'id Ataya	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Together for Change"	LCP [19]	1,382	0.94	1.59	12.04
Muhammad Ali Mita	Bekaa I	SU	"Zahle is Our Cause"		1,370	1.49	13.18	7.33
Khalil Broummana	Beirut II	GO	"Lebnan Herzen"		1,369	0.95	23.67	8.68
Wasif Harakat	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)		1,308	1.67	5.88	26.20
Riad Rahal	North I	GO	"Strong Akkar"		1,304	0.98	4.36	3.79
Rafli Anton Diab	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"National Dignity"	Marada [34]	1,286	0.88	30.06	4.42
Abdel Nasser Farran	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Together for Change"		1,241	0.84	1.43	10.81
Teodora Bajani	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Free Decision"	Kataeb [78]	1,219	0.71	5.78	22.38
Zeina Majdalani	Beirut II	GO	"We are All Beirut"		1,218	0.85	21.06	19.73
Elie Maroni	Bekaa I	MA	"Zahle is Our Cause"	Kataeb [78]	1,213	1.32	14.73	6.49
Michel Mecattaf	Mount Lebanon II	GC	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		1,212	1.34	11.18	9.23
Jean-Louis Cardahi	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"National Solidarity"		1,209	1.05	2.98	9.63
Samir Bizri	South I (Saida)	SU	"Capacity of Change"	March 11 [184]	1,198	1.82	3.68	19.20
Ziad Akel	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)		1,192	1.52	3.06	23.88
Hassan Faysal Sano	Beirut II	SU	"We are All Beirut"		1,174	0.82	1.30	19.02
Faiz Shukr	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"		1,159	0.62	0.89	21.19
Chadi Nachabe	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	1,135	0.78	1.59	2.19
Mohammed Sami Hajjar	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		1,133	0.66	3.97	11.34
Siham Antoune	Bekaa III	GC	"Development and Change"	LCP [119]	1,123	0.60	10.76	27.71
Said Touq	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Strong North"	FPM [169]	1,112	0.96	5.94	3.34
George Nader	North I	MA	"Decision of Akkar"		1,112	0.83	4.64	54.72
Camille Dory Chamoun	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Free Decision"	NLP [143]	1,084	0.64	3.23	19.90
Elie Saad	North I	GO	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	1,082	0.81	3.62	22.96
Ahmed Jowhar	North I	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	1,059	0.79	1.53	22.47
Gilbert Doumit	Beirut I	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	LiBaladi [30]	1,046	2.40	11.66	15.29
Ahmed Murad	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"A Vote for Change"	LCP [195]	1,044	0.46	1.68	17.71
Jessica Azar	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		1,030	1.14	4.32	7.84
Hassan Chamseddine	South I (Saida)	SU	"Integration and Dignity"	Future [90]	1,026	1.56	3.15	6.23
Hussein Shaer	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		1,020	0.45	1.64	5.98
Razi Haj	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		1,018	1.13	2.24	7.75
Ahmed Ajoumi	Bekaa I	SU	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	1,008	1.10	9.70	9.26
Ghassan Skaf	Bekaa II	GO	"Future for West Bekaa"		995	1.50	16.46	3.13
Walid Sawalhi	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	994	0.68	1.39	1.91
Michel Skaff	Bekaa I	GC	"Zahle for All"		987	1.08	2.78	2.71
Rania Masri	Mount Lebanon III	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)	Citizens in the State [135]	958	1.22	6.33	19.19
Layal Bou Moussa	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Citizens in the State [169]	952	0.82	2.98	30.13
Samih Ezzeddine	Bekaa III	SU	"Development and Change"		927	0.50	4.29	22.87
Yehia Mawloud	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		909	0.62	1.27	33.92
Mesbah Ahdab	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Independent Decision"		908	0.62	1.27	21.70
George Bkassini	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	903	0.62	21.11	1.74
Rabih Awad	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	SH	"Strong Lebanon"		891	0.77	7.71	1.63
Nabil Bader	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"		854	0.59	0.94	11.42
Ahmed Marwa	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Together for Change"		852	0.58	0.98	7.42
Nicolas Chammas	Beirut I	GO	"Strong Beirut I"		851	1.95	12.71	4.63
Maguy Aoun	Bekaa II	MA	"Civil Society"		847	1.27	25.91	54.79
Naji Ghanem	Bekaa II	MA	"Best Tomorrow"		838	1.26	25.63	2.57
Rania Ghaith	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		831	0.49	2.89	8.32
Paul Charbel	Bekaa I	MA	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	824	0.90	10.01	7.57
Nima Mahfoud	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	800	0.55	31.72	1.54
Zaher Khatib	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"National Unity"	Toilers League [97]	794	0.47	2.78	6.21
Mahmoud Awad	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	SH	"Clear Change"		787	0.68	6.81	2.92
Vicky Zouin	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)	Saaba [56]	780	0.86	1.71	15.52
Ali Hamada	Bekaa III	SH	"Development and Change"		780	0.42	0.60	19.25
Abdallah Zakhem	North III (Koura)	GO	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"		779	0.67	2.96	1.91
Samir Aoun	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Mountain Pledge"	SSNP [61]	770	0.45	2.30	1.97
Maher Abu Shaqra	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		760	0.45	2.64	7.61
Alaa Sabbagh	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		755	0.44	2.93	7.56
Marie Claude Helou	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)	Saaba [135]	755	0.96	1.94	15.12
Rashid Mokhtam	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	746	0.51	1.04	1.78
Amin Wahbi	Bekaa II	SH	"Future for West Bekaa"	Future [90]	741	1.11	7.56	2.33
Bassam Chab	Beirut II	EV	"Future for Beirut"	Future [90]	735	0.51	20.47	1.17
Josephine Zogheib	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)		728	0.63	1.20	28.82
Paul Abi Rached	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Together for Baabda"		726	0.93	1.87	12.59
Mazin Shabu	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Free Decision"		724	0.42	2.53	13.29
Joseph Wehbe	North I	GO	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	724	0.54	2.42	15.36
Serg Gukhadarian	Beirut I	AC	"Strong Beirut I"	Tashnaq [72]	717	1.64	13.09	3.90
Moustafa Banbouk	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"	Al-Waqie Movement [99]	699	0.49	0.77	9.35
Corinne Achkar	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Strong Metn"		696	0.77	1.53	1.79
Selim Kallas	Bekaa III	GC	"Dignity and Development"		685	0.37	6.56	1.92
Jamil Balout	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)	Saaba [36]	680	0.30	0.87	30.06
Tony Maroni	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"People's Decision"	FPM [77]	675	0.46	15.78	16.38
Rafat Shaaban	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Free Decision"		674	0.39	2.36	12.38
Wajih Barini	North I	SU	"Decision for Akkar"	Akkari People's Gathering [148]	665	0.50	0.96	4.60
Mohamed Fleeti	Bekaa III	SU	"Independent"		660	0.35	3.05	12.07
Shafiq Salama Radwan	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"National Unity"		660	0.39	2.56	5.16
Michel Antonios Daher	North I	MA	"Decision for Akkar"		653	0.49	2.72	4.52
Ghassan Maalouf	Bekaa I	GC	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)		651	0.71	1.84	40.71
Oussama Amoun	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	644	0.44	1.97	6.67
Nihad Yazbek	Beirut II	EV	"We are All Beirut"		633	0.44	17.63	10.25
Amin Edmon Rizk	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"Integration and Dignity"		632	0.96	2.52	3.84
Marouf Itani	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"		632	0.44	0.70	4.01
Emad Qazi	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		621	0.36	2.41	6.22
Fadi Abu Jamra	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)		615	0.27	6.34	27.19
Nadine Itani	Beirut II	SU	"We are All Beirut"		612	0.43	0.68	9.91
Khodr Tlayss	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		612	0.33	0.47	1.72
Ali Ayoubi	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	609	0.42	0.85	6.31
Wajih Araji	Bekaa I	SU	"Zahle Options and Decisions"		592	0.65	5.70	2.51
Nadim Souhaid	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)		590	0.51	1.45	23.36
Mohammed Qadouh	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		586	0.26	0.94	3.44
Joseph Karam	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Pulse Metn"	NLP [56]	580	0.64	1.27	3.05
Antoine Fawaz	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)	LCP [145]	577	0.34	4.63	5.78
Saaduddin Hassan Khaled	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"		572	0.40	0.63	3.63
Bashar Qowatli	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"		570	0.40	0.63	7.63
Khodr Habib	North I	AL	"Future of Akkar"	Future [90]	561	0.42	8.58	0.73
Michel Fattouch	Bekaa I	GC	"Zahle is Our Cause"		552	0.60	1.56	2.95
Adnan Marab	North I	SU	"Decision for Akkar"		551	0.41	0.79	3.81
Ibrahim Maraab	North I	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	545	0.41	0.79	11.56
Ragheb Raad	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	537	0.37	1.65	5.56
Yorgui Teyrouz	Beirut I	AC	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	LiBaladi [30]	536	1.23	9.78	7.83
Mikhael Ramouz	Mount Lebanon II	GC	"Pulse Metn"		532	0.59	4.91	2.80
Nassif Tini	Bekaa I	GO	"Zahle Options and Decisions"	SSNP [61]	528	0.58	6.03	2.24
Joseph Eid	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Free Decision"	Kataeb [78]	524	0.31	1.56	9.62
Gilberte Zouein	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"		521	0.45	0.86	2.81
Hussein Masri	North I	SU	"Decision for Akkar"		518	0.39	0.75	3.59
Seybou Makhjian	Beirut I	AO	"We are Beirut"		517	1.18	4.56	40.64
Rifaat Masri	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		504	0.27	0.39	1.42
Lina Husseini	South II (Tyre)	SH	"Together for Change"		501	0.34	0.58	4.36
Marwan Halawi	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Mountain Pledge"	LDP [136]	495	0.29	1.72	1.27
Adel Zreika	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"National Dignity"	Dignity Movement) [162]	494	0.34	2.45	1.70
Fadi Rouhana Sakr	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Clear Change"		481	0.42	1.19	1.78
Omar Wakim	Beirut II	GO	"Voice of the People"	People's Movement [98]	476	0.33	8.23	35.55
Joseph Nahra	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"Capacity of Change"	Kataeb [78]	472	0.72	1.88	7.57
Rima Hamid	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)	Saaba [36]	471	0.21	0.76	20.82
Carlos Abu Nader	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"National Solidarity"		470	0.41	0.77	3.74
Salah Harake	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"Unity and Development of Baabda"		468	0.60	2.10	1.77
Fadwa Nassif	North III (Koura)	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Saaba [169]	463	0.40	1.76	14.65
Imad Hajj	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Mountain Pledge"		457	0.27	2.17	1.17
Emile Kanaan	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)		457	0.51	1.00	9.09
George Abboud	Mount Lebanon II	GC	"Metn Loyalty"		454	0.50	4.19	3.29
Farah Issa	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		452	0.31	17.92	16.87
Mirfat Hawz	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	452	0.31	0.63	1.08
Robert Khoury	South I (Jezzine)	GC	"Integration and Dignity"		449	0.68	8.04	2.73
Mellad Sabali	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Loyalty"	SSNP (Intifada) [85]	446	0.49	0.98	3.24
Karl Melham	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		445	0.26	2.11	4.46
Leila Chahoud	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Future for the North"	Future [90]	443	0.30	7.15	0.85
Ziad Bitar	North I	MA	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	442	0.33	1.84	9.38
Albert Androus	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Kataeb [78]	442	0.38	1.68	1.18
Avedis Dakessian	Beirut I	AO	"Beirut I"	Ramgavar [72]	437	1.00	3.86	2.61
Joumana Haddad	Beirut I	MI	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	LiBaladi [30]	431	0.99	27.28	6.30
Souhail Khalil Bajani	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"National Unity"		430	0.25	2.04	3.36
Riad Akel	Beirut I	MI	"Beirut I"	Lebanese Forces [55]	428	0.98	27.09	2.55
Fatima Moshref	Beirut II	SU	"We are All Beirut"		423	0.29	0.47	6.85
Abdallah Chall	Bekaa III	SU	"Development and Change"		416	0.22	1.92	10.26
Nadim Osseiran	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		398	0.18	0.51	2.33
Joseph Wanis	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)		394	0.50	1.01	7.89
Nadine Mousa	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)		394	0.44	0.87	7.84
Mohammed Rustam	North I	AL	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	383	0.29	5.85	8.13
Bader Ismail	North I	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North I)	Rifi Bloc	380	0.28	0.55	8.06
Basem Khalid	North I	SU	"Decision of Akkar"		379	0.28	0.55	18.65
Michelle Tueni	Beirut I	GO	"We are Beirut"		376	0.86	5.62	29.56
Maya Terro	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Civic"		373	0.22	1.31	12.79
Mazen Skaf	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Pulse Metn"		366	0.40	1.54	1.93
Bassam Ghantous	North III (Koura)	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Saaba [169]	352	0.30	1.34	11.14
Ali Omar	North I	SU	"Decision of Akkar"	Resistance Movement [151]	347	0.26	0.50	17.08
Walid Masri	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	344	0.23	1.70	3.56
Khalil Hrawi	Bekaa I	MA	"Zahle Options and Decisions"		343	0.37	4.17	1.46
Ali Zuaiter	Bekaa III	SH	"Development and Change"		336	0.18	0.26	8.29
Omar Ghandour	Beirut II	SU	"Unity of Beirut"	Islamic Action Front [92]	329	0.23	0.36	0.70
Lucien Bourjeily	Beirut I	GC	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	You Stink [30]	328	0.75	3.94	4.79
Youssef Salame	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)		327	0.28	0.54	12.95
Adeeb Tohmah	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)		326	0.36	0.72	6.48
Ziad Antoine Choueiri	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"National Unity"		324	0.19	0.97	2.53
Rania Bassil	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)		323	0.28	0.80	12.79
Abdel Salam Trad	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Independent Decision"		322	0.22	0.99	7.70
Saad Wazzan	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"		321	0.22	0.35	4.29
Elias Abdel Salam Baraj	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"National Unity"		314	0.18	1.10	2.45
Zeina Kallab	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"National Solidarity"		308	0.27	0.51	2.45
Salah Salam	Beirut II	SU	"Beirut al-Watan"		308	0.21	0.34	4.12
Ghassan Moghbab	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"Free Decision"		307	0.18	2.46	5.64
George Mansour	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Democratic Left [174]	305	0.26	1.16	0.82
Mazen Nasruddin	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		305	0.18	1.07	3.05
Malek Moulawi	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		299	0.20	0.42	11.16
Dany Othman	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		297	0.20	0.91	11.08
Saeed Halabi	Beirut II	DR	"Beirut al-Watan"		295	0.21	10.57	3.95
Riad Ghazala	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)		293	0.25	0.85	9.27
Hanna Habib	Bekaa I	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)		287	0.31	3.49	17.95
Najwa Azar	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Loyalty"		285	0.32	0.63	2.07
Mahmoud Shehadeh	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"People's Decision"		282	0.19	4.55	6.84
Tawfiq Sultan	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	281	0.19	0.39	0.67
Badr Eid	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	277	0.19	4.47	2.87
Numan Murad	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Clear Change"		274	0.24	0.45	1.02
Nicolas Saba	Bekaa I	GO	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	271	0.30	3.09	2.49
Mohamed Salhab	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	269	0.18	0.38	2.79
Vanda Chedid	Bekaa I	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)	Green [105]	268	0.29	3.06	16.76
Joseph Zayek	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"National Solidarity"		263	0.23	0.43	2.10
Ziad Itani	Beirut II	SU	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	263	0.18	0.29	47.56
Mohammad Hajj Sleiman	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		262	0.14	0.20	0.74
Rock Mehanna	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Clear Change"		259	0.22	0.43	0.96
Jamal Badawi	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Independent Civil Society"		258	0.18	0.36	57.59
Mohammed Walid Qamaruddin	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	249	0.17	0.35	2.58
Mohamed Mekdad	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)	LCP [126]	247	0.21	2.14	9.78
Antoine Yamin	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Saaba [169]	243	0.21	0.70	7.69
Nada Gharib	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Pulse Metn"	Green [56]	242	0.27	0.53	1.27
Zeina Mounzer	Beirut II	DR	"Lebnan Herzen"		237	0.16	8.49	1.50
Ali Hermoush	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"People's Decision"		229	0.16	0.70	5.56
Jean Hawat	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"		229	0.20	0.56	1.23
Fadi Khoury	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Civic"		228	0.13	1.08	7.82
Muhammad Shatila	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		227	0.16	0.25	23.38
Raja Zuhairi	Beirut II	DR	"Dignity of Beirut"		223	0.16	7.99	22.97
Michel Keyrouz	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"National Solidarity"		222	0.19	0.37	1.77
Yousef Beydoun	Beirut II	SH	"Lebnan Herzen"		221	0.15	0.62	1.40
Laury Haytayan	Beirut I	AO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	LiBaladi [30]	218	0.50	1.92	3.19
Olfat Sabeh	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"Together for Baabda"		216	0.28	0.97	3.74
Abdel Nasser Masri	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"National Dignity"	Lebanese People's Congress [162]	215	0.15	0.30	0.74
Mohammed Baasiri	Beirut II	SU	"Unity of Beirut"		205	0.14	0.23	0.44
Houd Taaimi	Bekaa I	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)		201	0.22	1.93	12.57
Cynthia Asmar	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Unity and Development of Baabda"		200	0.25	0.51	0.75
Mohamed Ahmed	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Independent Decision"		199	0.14	0.98	4.76
Bassam Hachem	Mount Lebanon I (Jbeil)	MA	"National Solidarity"		199	0.17	0.49	1.59
Khaled Tadmori	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	199	0.14	0.28	2.06
Ibrahim Halabi	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"	People's Movement [96]	195	0.14	0.22	14.56
Michel Douaihy	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"	Kataeb [78]	194	0.17	0.56	0.52
Abbas Yaghi	Bekaa III	SH	"Development and Change"		193	0.10	0.15	4.76
Khalid Roumieh	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"People's Decision"		192	0.13	0.27	4.66
George Aoun	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon IV)		190	0.11	0.57	1.90
Sami Hamada	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Free Decision"		188	0.11	0.65	3.45
Said Issa	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SU	"A Vote for Change"		187	0.08	1.27	3.17
Gisele Hachem Zard	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		185	0.20	0.41	1.41
Patricia Elias	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Clear Change"		183	0.16	0.30	0.68
Sharbel Abu Joudeh	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Loyalty"		182	0.20	0.40	1.32
Lina Moukheiber	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		178	0.20	0.75	1.35
Violette Ghazal Balaa	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Pulse Metn"		178	0.20	0.75	0.94
Ahmed Ismail	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Shibna Hakki"		177	0.08	0.23	3.76
George Chaqir	Beirut II	GO	"Beirut al-Watan"		175	0.12	3.03	2.34
George Rahbani	Mount Lebanon II	GO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon II)	Saaba [56]	175	0.19	0.73	3.48
Chukri Haddad	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"Civic"		173	0.10	1.39	5.93
Osama Salhab	Bekaa I	SH	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	172	0.19	0.86	1.58
Antoine Bou Melhab	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	MA	"Free Decision"	NLP [141]	172	0.10	0.82	3.16
Da'id Qazi	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Free Decision"	NLP [144]	172	0.10	0.51	3.16
Chucri Moukarzel	Mount Lebanon II	MA	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"		171	0.19	0.38	1.30
Youssef Khalil	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"		171	0.15	0.28	0.92
Nadim Costa	Beirut II	EV	"Lebnan Herzen"		169	0.12	4.71	1.07
Rana Chemaitelly	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"		169	0.12	0.19	1.07
Alaa Chamali	Bekaa II	SU	"Civil Society"		168	0.25	0.52	10.87
Akram Qais	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	DR	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)		166	0.07	1.82	7.34
Ahmed Assaad	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	165	0.07	0.21	25.04
Issam Barghout	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"		164	0.11	0.18	1.04
Fadi Younis	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"		164	0.09	0.13	3.00
Ali Sobh	Bekaa II	SH	"Civil Society"		162	0.24	1.65	10.48
Hisham Jaber	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		162	0.07	0.21	0.95
Yeghisheh Andonian	Mount Lebanon II	AO	"Pulse Metn"		160	0.18	2.13	0.84
Ghada Assaf	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"	FPM [77]	159	0.08	0.12	2.91
Nidal Skaf	North I	GO	"Women of Akkar"		158	0.12	0.53	31.73
Ara Koyounian	Mount Lebanon II	AO	"Metn Heart of Lebanon"	Ramgavar [56]	156	0.17	2.08	1.19
Rafic Bazerji	Beirut I	MI	"We are Beirut"	NLP	153	0.35	9.68	12.03
Khaled Aref Khadaj	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"National Unity"	Arab Unification Party [142]	153	0.09	0.59	1.20
Naamat Badruddin	Beirut II	SH	"Voice of the People"		153	0.11	0.43	11.43
Rami Ollaik	South III (Nabatieh)	SH	"Shibna Hakki"		153	0.07	0.20	3.25
Joseph Ayoub	Bekaa II	GO	"Civil Society"		150	0.23	2.48	9.70
Antonia Ghamra	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)		149	0.13	0.43	4.72
Abbas Sorour	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"A Vote for Change"		149	0.07	0.24	2.53
Rami Hamadeh	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Civic"		147	0.09	0.51	5.04
Ahmed Shandab	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"People's Decision"		146	0.10	0.45	3.54
Ghaleb Yaghi	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		145	0.08	0.11	0.41
Boughous Kordian	Bekaa I	AO	"Zahle is Our Cause"		142	0.15	2.40	0.76
Kamal Khazal	North I	SU	"Decision of Akkar"		140	0.10	0.20	6.89
Marwan Matani	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Civic"		134	0.08	0.40	4.60
Ziad Khalifa	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Clear Change"	NLP [125]	134	0.12	0.22	0.50
Elhan Farahat	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Free Decision"		132	0.08	0.46	2.42
Chawki Fakhri	Bekaa III	MA	"Development and Change"		131	0.07	0.69	3.23
Jihad Yusuf	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Determination"	Azm Movement [163]	131	0.09	0.40	0.31
Mohammad Monzer Maaliki	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)	Lebanon Vanguard [165]	131	0.09	0.18	4.89
Tony Khalifa	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"Independent Decision"		129	0.09	3.02	3.08
Sandrella Merhej	Bekaa III	MA	"Independent"		128	0.07	0.67	2.34
Mohammed Safouh Yakan	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"National Dignity"	National Gathering [162]	127	0.09	0.18	0.44
Youssef Tabash	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"	Mourabitoun [97]	127	0.09	0.14	9.48
Carole Babikian	Beirut I	AO	"Beirut I"		124	0.28	1.09	0.74
Mikhael Mikhael	Beirut II	GO	"Dignity of Beirut"		123	0.09	2.13	12.67
Edmond Touk	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Saaba [169]	122	0.11	0.65	3.86
Rola Murad	North I	SU	"Women of Akkar"		119	0.09	0.17	23.90
Ali Darwish	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon III)	Citizens in the State [135]	118	0.15	0.53	2.36
Nemeh Ibrahim	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Strong North"	FPM [77]	118	0.10	0.37	0.35
Levon Telvizian	Beirut I	AO	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Beirut I)	LiBaladi [30]	114	0.26	1.01	1.67
Joseph Adaimi	Mount Lebanon III	MA	"Unity and Development of Baabda"		114	0.15	0.29	0.43
Faisal Husseini	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"		114	0.06	0.09	2.08
As'ad Edmon Abu Jouda	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"National Unity"		112	0.07	0.33	0.88
Douri Dou	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Mount Lebanon I)		112	0.10	0.18	4.43
Hussein Baydoun	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"A Vote for Change"		112	0.05	0.18	1.90
Marwan Tibi	Beirut II	SU	"We are All Beirut"		112	0.08	0.12	1.81
Hamad Dib	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		112	0.06	0.09	22.81
Amer Sabouri	Bekaa I	SH	"Zahle is Our Cause"		111	0.12	0.56	0.59
Naji Kodeih	Beirut II	SH	"We are All Beirut"		111	0.08	0.31	1.80
Nariman Chamaa	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		111	0.08	0.16	4.14
Leila Tannoury	Bekaa III	MA	"National Cedars"		109	0.06	0.57	22.20
Jawad Boulos	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong North"	Independence Movement [171]	109	0.09	0.32	0.33
Khalid Mumtaz	Beirut II	SU	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		108	0.08	0.12	26.34
Moussa Khoury	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		106	0.07	2.48	3.96
Mazen Abu Dergham	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	DR	"Mountain Pledge"	LDP [136]	106	0.06	0.37	0.27
Faisal Rahal	Bekaa II	SU	"Civil Society"		106	0.16	0.33	6.86
Elias Gharib	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Civic"		105	0.06	0.31	3.60
Said Alameh	Mount Lebanon III	SH	"Together for Baabda"		103	0.13	0.46	1.79
Ayman Nouruddin Omar	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"National Dignity"		99	0.07	0.14	0.34
Ghassan Hadifa	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	DR	"A Vote for Change"	LCP [197]	97	0.04	1.06	1.65
Greta Saab	North III (Koura)	GO	"Strong North"	FPM [169]	97	0.08	0.37	0.29
Wathek Moukaddam	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		97	0.07	0.14	3.62
Nicolas Amorri	Bekaa I	GC	"Popular Bloc"	Popular Bloc [104]	95	0.10	0.27	0.87
Abeer Ramadhan	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	93	0.04	0.21	14.11
Hani Fayyad	Beirut II	DR	"Voice of the People"	SSNP (Intifada) [85]	90	0.06	3.22	6.72
Khaled Hamoud	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		90	0.06	0.10	9.27
Antoine Khoury Harb	North III (Batroun)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)		88	0.08	0.28	2.78
Abdel Karim Itani	Beirut II	SU	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		87	0.06	0.10	21.22
George Jalad	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	86	0.06	3.41	0.89
Ali Farouk Samad	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Independent Decision"		84	0.06	0.26	2.01
Abbas Sharafuddin	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		79	0.03	0.18	0.46
Yolanda Khoury	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"Anna al-Qarar"		78	0.07	0.13	0.42
Ajwad Ayach	Mount Lebanon III	DR	"Together for Baabda"		77	0.10	0.51	1.33
Mohammad Qadi	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		77	0.05	0.08	7.93
George Boutros	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Strong North"	FPM [169]	76	0.07	0.41	0.23
Ghoulay Assaad	North I	SU	"Women of Akkar"		75	0.06	0.11	15.06
Maurice Koura	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North III)	Saaba [169]	73	0.06	0.39	2.31
Akram Sinno	Beirut II	SU	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	72	0.05	0.08	13.02
Saad Hamadeh	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"		72	0.04	0.06	1.32
Dalal Rahbani	Beirut II	EV	"Beirut al-Watan"		71	0.05	1.98	0.95
Mohammad Hassan	Bekaa I	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (Bekaa I)		71	0.08	0.36	4.44
Salah Nouruddin	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (South III)		71	0.03	0.11	3.14
Sami Ramah	Mount Lebanon IV (Aley)	DR	"Free Decision"		69	0.04	0.27	1.27
Mohammed Faraj	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	69	0.03	0.11	10.47
Hisham Ibrahim (Al Moaie)	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Independent Decision"		68	0.05	1.10	1.63
Mourhaf Ramadan	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"The South is Worth It"		67	0.03	0.15	0.39
Joseph Zougheib	Mount Lebanon I (Kesrwan)	MA	"National Solidarity"		64	0.06	0.11	0.51
Mehdi Zogheib	Bekaa III	SH	"Independent"		64	0.03	0.05	1.17
Mahmoud Kareidiya	Beirut II	SU	"Lebnan Herzen"		62	0.04	0.07	0.39
Ibrahim Chamseddine	Beirut II	SH	"Beirut al-Watan"		61	0.04	0.17	0.82
Minah Saab	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	GO	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	60	0.03	0.62	9.10
Lina Hamdan	Beirut II	SH	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	58	0.04	0.16	10.49
Hanan Osman	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"		57	0.04	0.06	4.26
Eliane Qazi	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	MA	"Civic"		56	0.03	0.17	1.92
Roula Houry	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"		54	0.04	0.06	4.03
Ali Sbeiti	Beirut II	SH	"Dignity of Beirut"		53	0.04	0.15	5.46
Nastas Koshary	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"People's Decision"		52	0.04	2.06	1.26
Adel Mohammad Bayan	Bekaa III	SU	"National Cedars"		52	0.03	0.24	10.59
Hanan Sha'ar	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		52	0.04	0.06	5.36
Jihad Matar	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		52	0.04	0.06	5.36
Nabil Sebaaly	Beirut II	EV	"Voice of the People"		51	0.04	1.42	3.81
Ahmed Douhaiby	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		51	0.03	0.25	1.90
Ahmed Bayan	Bekaa III	SU	"Independent"		51	0.03	0.24	0.93
Fouad Maoula	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		49	0.03	0.04	9.98
Hassan Hassan Khalil	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Independent Civil Society"		47	0.03	0.76	10.49
Mary Khoury	North I	MA	"Women of Akkar"		46	0.03	0.19	9.24
Suad Salah	North I	SU	"Women of Akkar"		46	0.03	0.07	9.24
Yassine Kadado	Beirut II	SU	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	46	0.03	0.05	8.32
Walid Shatila	Beirut II	SU	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		44	0.03	0.05	10.73
Menzeh Sawan	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Independent Decision"		43	0.03	1.70	1.03
Halim Zani	North II (Tripoli)	MA	"Sovereign Lebanon" (North II)	Rifi Bloc	43	0.03	1.01	0.45
Khaldoun Chreif	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		42	0.02	0.03	8.55
Nariman Jamal	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Independent Decision"		41	0.03	0.06	0.98
George Sfeir	Beirut I	MA	"We are Beirut"		40	0.09	0.45	3.14
Fares Manaimna	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"		40	0.03	0.04	2.99
Serge Torsarkissian	Beirut I	AC	"We are Beirut"		39	0.09	0.71	3.07
Imad Komeyha	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"Shibna Hakki"		39	0.02	0.09	0.83
Suleiman Rajaili	Mount Lebanon IV (Chouf)	GC	"National Unity"		38	0.02	0.30	0.30
Leon Sioufi	Beirut II	GO	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		37	0.03	0.64	9.02
Waed Succariyeh	Bekaa III	SU	"National Cedars"		37	0.02	0.17	7.54
Abbas Assaf	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		37	0.02	0.03	7.54
Zeinelddine Dib	North II (Tripoli)	AL	"Kulluna Watani" (We are all National) (North II)		36	0.02	0.58	1.34
Angel Khawand	South I (Jezzine)	MA	"Integration and Dignity"		36	0.05	0.14	0.22
Abdel Kader Bsat	South I (Saida)	SU	"For All People"		36	0.05	0.11	0.16
Bchara Khairallah	Beirut II	GO	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	34	0.02	0.59	6.15
Fadi Jamal	North II (Tripoli)	GO	"Independent Civil Society"		32	0.02	1.27	7.14
Youssef Hanna Skaf	South I (Jezzine)	GC	"For All People"		31	0.05	0.55	0.14
Kayssar Moawad	North III (Zgharta)	MA	"Strong Republic Pulse"		31	0.03	0.09	0.08
Salwa Khalil	Beirut II	SH	"Beirut al-Watan"		31	0.02	0.09	0.41
Adnan Khatib	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SU	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	30	0.01	0.20	4.55
Faten Zain	Beirut II	SU	"Voice of the People"		30	0.02	0.03	2.24
Gina Chammas	Beirut I	MI	"Loyalty to Beirut"		29	0.07	1.84	30.85
Andera Zouheiri	Beirut II	DR	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		29	0.02	1.04	7.07
Heba Naja	North II (Tripoli)	SU	"Independent Civil Society"		27	0.02	0.04	6.03
Rui Issa Khoury	North III (Bcharre)	MA	"With Us for the North and Lebanon"		25	0.02	0.13	0.06
Amer Iskandarani	Beirut II	SU	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	25	0.02	0.03	4.52
Khuloud Wattar	Beirut II	SU	"Dignity of Beirut"		24	0.02	0.03	2.47
Rojah Shuiri	Beirut I	MA	"Loyalty to Beirut"		23	0.05	0.26	24.47
Elena Cloxian	Beirut I	AO	"Beirut I"	Ramgavar [72]	23	0.05	0.20	0.14
Antoine Qalaijian	Beirut I	AC	"Loyalty to Beirut"		20	0.05	0.37	21.28
Abdel Rahman Gilani	Beirut II	SU	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		20	0.01	0.02	4.88
Jihad Hammoud	Beirut II	SH	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		19	0.01	0.05	4.63
Ayman Jamal	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Independent Civil Society"		18	0.01	0.06	4.02
Abdallah Salman	South III (Bint Jbeil)	SH	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	17	0.01	0.03	2.58
Khalid Hanqir	Beirut II	SU	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		16	0.01	0.02	3.90
Zeina Mansour	Beirut II	DR	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	15	0.01	0.54	2.71
Abdallah Rifai	North II (Minnieh)	SU	"Independent Civil Society"		13	0.01	0.06	2.90
Mohammad Hamiye	Bekaa III	SH	"Dignity and Development"		13	0.01	0.01	0.04
Fadi Zarazir	Beirut II	EV	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		12	0.01	0.33	2.93
Wisam Akush	Beirut II	SH	"Birutah al-Mustaqilin"		9	0.01	0.03	2.20
Mohammad Raad	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		9	0.00	0.01	1.83
Robert Obeid	Beirut I	GO	"Loyalty to Beirut"		7	0.02	0.10	7.45
Rabah Abi Haidar	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	SH	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	7	0.00	0.02	1.06
Safiyah Zaza	Beirut II	SU	"Beiruti Opposition"	Rifi Bloc	7	0.00	0.01	1.27
Mohammad Ghassan Moustapha Chall	Bekaa III	SH	"National Cedars"		7	0.00	0.01	1.43
Kanaj Alimuddin	South III (Marjayoun-Hasbaya)	DR	"We Change"	Lebanese Option [36]	5	0.00	0.05	0.76
Saadallah Ardo	Bekaa III	GC	"National Cedars"	Kataeb [78]	5	0.00	0.05	1.02
Samah Arja	North II (Dennieh)	SU	"Independent Civil Society"		5	0.00	0.02	1.12
Source: [210]

Reactions

Domestic

Prime Minister Saad Hariri, commenting on the election result the day after the election, admitted that his Future Movement had lost 12 seats, ^{[211] [212]} but reaffirmed that "[t]hose who won in parliamentary elections are our partners in the principle of stability" and that he was satisfied with the outcome. ^[213] Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah said the outcome was "a great moral and political victory for Hezbollah, which protects the country" and that "proportionality vote law offered all political factions the opportunity to represent themselves in the elections, mitigated the risks of exclusion from Lebanon’s political structure, and assured all sides that they will have a role in the administration." He further added: "The United States and some Persian Gulf states resorted to smear campaign in a bid to poison public opinion towards Hezbollah. Their efforts, however, ended in failure...No one in the world can target Hezbollah as it has firm support among various strata of the Lebanese society. Towns and cities in southern Lebanon have served as the resistance front in the face of threats being poised by the Israeli regime and terrorist groups. Enemies’ plots to undermine Hezbollah popularity in those regions have yielded nothing...We must avoid any sectarian or inflammatory speech similar to those delivered before the elections if we want to avoid any conflict in the country." ^[214]

International

•   Iran - Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bahram Qassemi congratulated the Lebanese government and people. He added: ""The Islamic Republic of Iran believes that the holding of peaceful elections under the current circumstances in the region is regarded as a big achievement in the democratic trend for all Lebanese people." ^[215]
•   Israel - Education Minister Naftali Bennett wrote on Twitter : "Hezbollah = Lebanon...[Israel] will not differentiate between the sovereign State of Lebanon and Hezbollah, and will view Lebanon as responsible for any action from within its territory." ^[216]
•   Saudi Arabia and   United Arab Emirates - According to Naharnet, the Emirati ambassador and the Saudi chargé d'affaires in Beirut issued a joint statement congratulating Samir Geagea on his electoral victory, after visiting him im Mearab, Mount Lebanon. ^[217]

See also

• Lebanese presidential election, 2014–2016

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192. الشيوعيون أعلنوا برنامج لائحتهم في مواجهة لوائح السلطة في دائرة الجنوب الثالثة. Lebanese Communist Party
193. L'Orient Le Jour. Ibrahim Chamseddine : Le CSC est indépendant et représente tous les chiites
194. اسعد حردان. Annahar
195. أحمد مراد. Annahar
196. علي حسين حاج علي. Annahar
197. غسان حديفه. Annahar
198. هلا فيليب بو كسم. Annahar
199. أولى لوائح الجنوب: «فينا نغير». Janoubia
200. «شبعنا حكي» لائحة غير مكتملة من 6 مرشحين Jaboubia
201. Shibna Hakki. المرشح عن المقعد الشيعي في مرجعيون الصحافي عماد قميحة Janoubia
202. اللوائح المسجلَّة في دائرة الجنوب الأولى كما نشرتها المديرية العامة للشؤون السياسية واللاجئين. Ministry of Interior and Municipalities
203. L'Orient Le Jour. Machnouk promet les résultats complets des législatives « dans les 36 à 48 heures »
204. Naharnet. Mashnouq Announces 'Final Yet Incomplete' Election Results
205. النتائج الرسمية (باستثناء عكار). Al-Akhbar
206. بالأسماء... نتائج الانتخابات النيابية الرسمية والنهائية في 14 دائرة. Annahar
207. بالأسماء.. المشنوق يعلن نتائج عكار الانتخابية. Al-Mustaqbal
208. Naharnet. Bassil Says FPM to Have Biggest Bloc in Parliament
210. نتائج الإنتخابات النيابية العامة 2018. Ministry of Interior and Municipalities
211. "PressTV-Hezbollah, allies make major gains in Lebanon elections".
212. "PressTV-Lebanon's PM Hariri acknowledges election loss".
213. Naharnet. Hariri Says Mustaqbal Defeated 'Elimination' Bid, Hits Back at Israeli Minister
214. "PressTV-'Election results, great victory for resistance'".
215. "PressTV-'Lebanon vote big victory for nation, political factions'". Presstv.com. 2018-05-07. Retrieved 2018-08-31.
216. Hezbollah, allies make major gains in Lebanon elections Press TV, 7 May 2018
217. Naharnet. Shamsi, Bukhari Congratulate Geagea on 'Win' in Elections