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She became the first female doctor in Mayotte in 1996. [5] She later became head of the medical,psychiatric,and rehabilitation department at Mayotte's hospital.[6]
Local Politics
Ali ran for mayor of Pamandzi in 2008,leading an independent list and winning 35.02% of the vote in the second round.[7] She was elected mayor by the municipal council. She ran for the French National Assembly in 2012,opposing the legalization of same-sex marriage in Mayotte,but was eliminated in the first round.
After being declared ineligible due to campaign irregularities,she could not run for re-election as mayor in 2014. She became president of the Sociétéimmobilière de Mayotte in June 2014.[2]
National Politics
In the 2017 legislative elections,Ali ran for the first constituency of Mayotte as a Socialist candidate. She was initially declared defeated but was later declared the winner after a recount.[8][9] She became the first female deputy from Mayotte.[2] Controversy arose when she appeared at the National Assembly wearing a headscarf,which she explained as a traditional Mahoran shawl with no religious connotation.[10]
Ali joined the La République en Marche group and voted for the government of Prime Minister Édouard Philippe. She was a member of the Cultural Affairs and Education Committee and was elected secretary of the National Assembly.
In January 2018,her election was annulled by the Constitutional Council due to fraudulent proxy votes.[11] She was re-elected in a partial election in March 2018.[12]
Legal Issues
In February 2018,Ali was placed in custody for complicity in electoral fraud. She was accused of involvement in the creation and use of false proxy votes during the 2017 legislative elections.[13][14] She denied the charges and was later acquitted,as the court did not establish her personal involvement.[15] Several individuals,including a gendarme and a doctor,were convicted.[16]
↑Ministère de l'Intérieur et des Outre-mer. "Les archives des élections en France". www.archives-resultats-elections.interieur.gouv.fr (in French). Archived from the original on 2025-09-07. Retrieved 2025-11-29.
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