Iraqi National List

Political party in Iraq

Iraqi National List

Leader| Ayad Allawi
Founded| 2005 (2005)
Dissolved| 2009
Ideology| Big tent

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The Iraqi National List (Arabic: القائمة العراقية الوطنية) was a coalition of Iraqi political parties who ran in the December 2005 Iraqi elections and got 8.0% of the vote and 25 out of 275 seats.[1]

## History

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Prior to the December election the Iraqi list merged with Ghazi al-Yawer's The Iraqis, the most successful Sunni party in the January elections, and the Communist People's Union. The Iraqi National List alliance was created to offer a secular, cross-community alternative - composed of both Sunnis and Shiites \- to the religious Shiite United Iraqi Alliance and the Sunni Iraqi Accord Front.[1]

## Member parties

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* Iraqi Communist Party
* Assembly of Independent Democrats
* People's Union
* Al-Qasimy Democratic Assembly
* Iraqi Republican Group
* Arab Socialist Movement
* Independent Democratic Gathering
* Iraqi National Accord
* League of Iraqi Turkmen Lords and Tribes led by Abd Al-Hammed Al-Bayati
* Alfurat Al Awsat Assemblage
* The Iraqis
* Loyalty For Iraq Coalition
* Independent Iraqi Alliance
* Independent Iraqi Sheikhs Council
* The National List
* Al-Ahrar

## December 2005 election results

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The coalition ended up with 977,325 votes, or 8.0% of the vote, which amounted to 25 out of 275 seats in the Iraqi National Assembly. The following 25 people were nominated as the coalition's representatives:

* 1\. Usama Abd Al Azeez Al Nujaifi \- Sunni Arab
* 2\. Iyad Allawi \- Shiite Arab, Iraqi National Accord
* 3\. Iyad Raouf Mohamed Jalal Al Deen
* 4\. Jamal Abd Al Hadi Batekh
* 5\. Hajem Mahdi Saleh
* 6\. Husam Abd Al Kareem Abed Ali
* 7\. Husain Ali Al Sha'alan
* 8\. Hamid Majid Mousa \- Shiite, Iraqi Communist Party
* 9\. Kheir Alla Kareem Kathem
* 10\. Radwan Husain Abbas Al Kleidar
* 11\. Sa'ad Sfouk Al Masoudi
* 12\. Safia Taleb Ali
* 13\. Aida Shareef Tawfeeq
* 14\. Alia Naseef Jasem
* 15\. Abd Al Lateef Abd Al Wahab Husain
* 16\. Adnan Pachachi \- Sunni Arab, Assembly of Independent Democrats
* 17\. Ezzat Hasan Ali
* 18\. Ghazi al-Yawar \- Sunni Arab, The Iraqis
* 19\. Falah Hassan al-Naqib
* 20\. Mohamed Tawfeeq Husain
* 21\. Mohamed Abbas Mohamed
* 22\. Mofeed Mohaed Jawad
* 23\. Mahdi Ahmad Al Hafeth
* 24\. Maysun al-Damluji
* 25\. Wael Abdul Latif

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Political parties in Iraq

Major political parties|

* Sadrists (73) (quit)
* Progress Party (37)
* State of Law Coalition (33)
* Islamic Dawa Party
* Islamic Dawa Party – Iraq Organisation
* Kurdistan Democratic Party (31)
* Fatah Alliance (17)
* Badr Organization
* Al-Sadiqoun Bloc
* Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq
* Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (17)
* Azem Alliance (14)

Minor political parties|

* Emtidad Movement (9)
* New Generation Movement (9)
* Ishraqat Kanoon (6)
* Tasmim Alliance (5)
* Victory Alliance (4)
* Kurdistan Justice Group (2)
* Iraqi Turkmen Front (1)

Reserved Christian seats (5)|

* Babylon Movement (4)
* Independents (1)

Reserved minority seats (3)|

* Hareth Shanshal Sunaid (1) [Mandaean seat]
* Naif Khalaf Seydou (1) [Yazidi seat]
* Council of Free Shabaks (1) [Shabak seat]

Unrepresented in parliament|

* The Iraqis
* Iraqi Communist Party
* Iraqi National Congress
* Nasserist Socialist Vanguard Party
* National Wisdom Movement

Banned|

* Hizb ut-Tahrir
* Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party
* in Iraq
* pan-Arab organization
* al-Awda
* Arab Liberation Front

Politics of Iraq

## References

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1. ^ a b "BBC NEWS | Middle East | Guide to Iraqi political parties". news.bbc.co.uk. 20 January 2006. Retrieved 2017-01-28.

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