The KDP's strong showing with 39 seats places them in a commanding position to form the next regional government, signifying a shift in Kurdish political dynamics.
Disputes have historically plagued the relationship between KDP and PUK, leading to delays in the elections, and these rivalries may continue to impede government formation.
With a historic voter turnout of 72 percent, reflecting significant public engagement, the KDP's dominance over the PUK indicates potential future instability in the region's governance.
Election outcomes may suggest a long-term shift, highlighting KDP's stature as the leading force in the Kurdistan region, potentially sidelining traditional PUK influence.
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