Tunisia’s President Kais Saied won a landslide reelection victory in results announced Monday after a campaign season that saw his opponents jailed alongside journalists, activists and attorneys. The North African country’s Independent High Authority for Elections,

Tunisians were on Sunday casting their ballots in a presidential election that the opposition says is marred by a lack of credibility and integrity. The polls are pitting incumbent President Kais Saied against only two rivals,

Kais Saied has been re-elected president of Tunisia with 90.69 percent of votes cast, electoral authority ISIE said Monday, although low turnout reflected widespread discontent in the cradle of the Arab Spring pro-democracy uprisings.

A woman walks past a poster depicting presidential candidate Ayachi Zammel, hanging on his party's Azimoun headquarters in Tunis, Tunisia October 1, 2024. REUTERS/Jihed Abidellaoui/File Photo TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's polling stations opened on Sunday for the country's presidential election,

The North African country’s Independent High Authority for Elections, known as ISIE, said Monday evening that Saied had won 90.7% of the vote — a reflection of how his supporters participated in Sunday’s race while the majority of his detractors chose to boycott.

Supporters of current Tunisian President Kais Saied began celebrations in the capital on Sunday night after an exit poll broadcast on state television showed him winning, beating two rivals, one of whom is now in prison Saied on Sunday faced two election rivals: his former ally turned critic,