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October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. © Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout. October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.
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October 6, 2024: At 8 a.m., polling stations open across Tunisia for the first round of the presidential election. Three candidates are authorized to run, including one currently in prison serving a 12-year sentence, and incumbent President Kais Saied, whose reelection appears all but certain in the first round. The key question this morning is voter turnout.

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CategoryActualités / Presidential Elections, First Round, October 6, 2024
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2024
PhotographerNicolas Fauqué
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