Topic: State of Law Coalition
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With most Iraq election votes counted, Iyad Allawi closer to Prime Minister Maliki
With 79 percent of the votes in the Iraq election counted, the coalition of secular challenger Iyad Allawi drew closer to the religious Shiite list of Prime Minister Maliki. The close election indicates months of negotiation before a new government is formed.
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Allegations of fraud as Iraq election results trickle in
Allegations of fraud swirled around ballot counting in Baghdad Thursday, as Iraq election results started to trickle in.
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Early Iraq Election results indicate win for Prime Minister Maliki
Early election results show Prime Minister Maliki leading in the Iraq election.
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Iraq election turnout down, likely months before new government
Iraq election turnout fell relative to Iraq's last parliamentary elections in 2005. The first indication of results is expected Wednesday, but it will likely take months to build a coalition government.
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Iraq election campaign opens with concern over sectarian disqualifications
Campaigning for the Iraq parliamentary election scheduled for March opened quietly on Friday, shadowed by concerns that some candidates with ties to Saddam Hussein's outlawed Baath party could be disqualified.
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