Pace of electoral list announcements accelerates in Lebanon as deadline approaches
Pace of electoral list announcements accelerates in Lebanon as deadline approaches
Parties standing in the May 15 parliamentary elections in Lebanon are hurrying to draw up their candidate lists ahead of the Monday deadline for registration.
Campaigning for the elections is gathering pace as candidates visit their constituents across the country and their rhetoric becomes increasingly inflammatory.
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Most of the parties in power have announced their lists and alliances, but the opposition and independent forces are still forming lists and alliances.
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A voter in the Baalbek-Hermel constituency told Arab News that “Hezbollah mobilized all its electoral machinery and began touring the voters, wooing them in Beirut and its southern suburbs, in the Bekaa and the south.”
The voter added that party delegates “enquire about the number of voters in each house and whether they need transportation to reach the polling booth, and ask them to fill out a specific form to communicate with them.”
The voter, who declined to be named, also indicated that Hezbollah’s delegates were being challenged during campaigns. They said people were raising queries about how the party had benefited them during the last period of being in power, and that their situation had become worse.
“The same applies to other parties whose electoral machines face losing the voter enthusiasm.”
The elections may lead to a change in the balance of power in the new parliament, which will elect the new president to succeed Michel Aoun, whose term ends in October.
Hezbollah had tried to raise the bar of its elec
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