2025 Iraqi Parliamentary Election

11 November 2025 · The federal republic · 329 seats, 165 for a majority

The 2021 Iraqi parliamentary election resulted in violent protests in Baghdad as well as a political crisis of eleven months. On 3 August 2022, Muqtada al-Sadr called for snap elections, but was unsuccessful.

Prime Minister before

Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani

Furatayn Movement Ali al-Zaidi

Prime Minister after

Ali al-Zaidi

Independent

Largest force

Reconstruction and Development Coalition

46 of 329 seats

Turnout

56.0%

The result

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Reconstruction and Development Coalition

11.7% of votes

seats

State of Law Coalition

6.5% of votes

seats

Progress Party

8.4% of votes

seats

Al-Sadiqoun Bloc

6.1% of votes

seats

Kurdistan Democratic Party

9.8% of votes

seats

Badr Organization

5.0% of votes

seats

Alliance of Nation State Forces

4.6% of votes

seats

Patriotic Union of Kurdistan

4.9% of votes

seats


Reconstruction and Development Coalition	—	46	—	1,318,687	11.7%	—
State of Law Coalition	—	29	—	728,446	6.5%	—
Progress Party	—	27	—	939,810	8.4%	—
Al-Sadiqoun Bloc	—	27	—	686,902	6.1%	—
Kurdistan Democratic Party	—	26	—	1,101,357	9.8%	—
Badr Organization	—	18	—	556,850	5.0%	—
Alliance of Nation State Forces	—	18	—	513,715	4.6%	—
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan	—	15	—	548,928	4.9%	—

123 further seats went to parties and independents outside the main contenders listed above.