M39-600 Presidential Candidacy Filings August 2, 2019, through August 9, 2019
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August 9, 2019: Abdelafatah Mourou, co-founder and vice president of the Ennahda Party, submitted his party’s nomination on the final day of candidate registration at the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election, in the presence of Rached Ghannouchi and other leaders of the Islamist party. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-654 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Abdelafatah Mourou, co-founder and vice president of the Ennahda Party, submitted his party’s nomination on the final day of candidate registration at the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election, in the presence of Rached Ghannouchi and other leaders of the Islamist party. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-653 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Abdelafatah Mourou, co-founder and vice president of the Ennahda Party, submitted his party’s nomination on the final day of candidate registration at the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election, in the presence of Rached Ghannouchi and other leaders of the Islamist party. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-652 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Abdelafatah Mourou, co-founder and vice president of the Ennahda Party, submitted his party’s nomination on the final day of candidate registration at the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election, in the presence of Rached Ghannouchi and other leaders of the Islamist party. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-651 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Last day for candidates to file their applications with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election; there was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-650 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Last day for candidates to file their applications with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election; there was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-649 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Abdelafatah Mourou, co-founder and vice president of the Ennahda Party, submitted his party’s nomination on the final day of candidate registration at the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election, in the presence of Rached Ghannouchi and other leaders of the Islamist party. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-648 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Last day for candidates to file their applications with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election; there was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-665 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Last day for candidates to file their applications with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election; there was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-664 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-647 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-646 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-663 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-662 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-661 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-660 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-659 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-658 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-657 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Mohsen Marzouk submitted his candidacy on behalf of his party, Machrou Tounes, on the final day for candidates to file with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates in the end, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-656 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-645 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-644 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-643 · 2019

August 9, 2019: Youssef Chahed, the incumbent Prime Minister, on behalf of his party Tahya Tounes, which was founded a few months ago. This was the final day for candidates to file their nominations with the ISIE for the September 15 presidential election. There was a very large turnout, with 98 candidates ultimately filing, but only 25% of the applications passed the initial review.
M39-642 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Abdlekrim Zbidi, the current Minister of Defense and a candidate backed by Nidaa Tounes, filed his candidacy for the presidential election.
M39-641 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Abdlekrim Zbidi, the current Minister of Defense and a candidate backed by Nidaa Tounes, filed his candidacy for the presidential election.
M39-640 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Abdlekrim Zbidi, the current Minister of Defense and a candidate backed by Nidaa Tounes, filed his candidacy for the presidential election.
M39-639 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Abdlekrim Zbidi, the current Minister of Defense and a candidate backed by Nidaa Tounes, filed his candidacy for the presidential election.
M39-638 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Abdlekrim Zbidi, the current Minister of Defense and a candidate backed by Nidaa Tounes, filed his candidacy for the presidential election.
M39-637 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Hamma Hammami files his candidacy for the presidential election
M39-635 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Hamma Hammami files his candidacy for the presidential election
M39-634 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Hamma Hammami files his candidacy for the presidential election
M39-633 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Hamma Hammami files his candidacy for the presidential election
M39-632 · 2019

August 7, 2019: Hamma Hammami files his candidacy for the presidential election
M39-631 · 2019

August 2, 2019 Nabil Karoui, the head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), submits his candidacy for Tunisia’s early presidential election on September 15 to the ISIE office, in Tunis
M39-630 · 2019

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M39-636 · 2019

August 2, 2019 Nabil Karoui, the head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), submits his candidacy for Tunisia’s early presidential election on September 15 to the ISIE office, in Tunis
M39-629 · 2019

August 2, 2019 Nabil Karoui, the head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), submits his candidacy for Tunisia’s early presidential election on September 15 to the ISIE office, in Tunis
M39-628 · 2019

2 aout 2019 Abir Moussi, candidate pour le Parti Destourien Libre, dépose sa candidature pour les présidentielles anticipées en Tunisie du 15 septembre au Bureau de l'ISIE, à Tunis
M39-627 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE’s waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged among them, their eyes fixed on their cell phones. Amid this unusual political scene, an anonymous and unconventional candidate stood out: with a white beard, a furrowed brow, a summer T-shirt, a green suit, and beige pants, and a posture that wasn’t always upright—it was Alaya Hamdi, an independent candidate with a surprising platform promising to save Tunisia from “the invisible man .”
M39-618 · 2019

2 aout 2019 Abir Moussi, candidate pour le Parti Destourien Libre, dépose sa candidature pour les présidentielles anticipées en Tunisie du 15 septembre au Bureau de l'ISIE, à Tunis
M39-626 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Nabil Karoui, head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party, Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), in the waiting room for the submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged between them, and their eyes fixed on their cell phones.
M39-617 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Nabil Karoui, head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party, Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), in the waiting room for the submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged between them, and their eyes fixed on their cell phones.
M39-616 · 2019

2 aout 2019 Abir Moussi, candidate pour le Parti Destourien Libre, dépose sa candidature pour les présidentielles anticipées en Tunisie du 15 septembre au Bureau de l'ISIE, à Tunis
M39-625 · 2019

2 aout 2019 Abir Moussi, candidate pour le Parti Destourien Libre, dépose sa candidature pour les présidentielles anticipées en Tunisie du 15 septembre au Bureau de l'ISIE, à Tunis
M39-624 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Abir Moussi, a candidate for the Free Destourian Party, and Nabil Karoui, the head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party, Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), in the waiting room for the submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE’s waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged between them, their eyes fixed on their cell phones.
M39-615 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Nabil Karoui, head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party, Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), in the waiting room for the submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged between them, and their eyes fixed on their cell phones.
M39-614 · 2019

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M39-623 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Abir Moussi, a candidate for the Free Destourian Party, and Nabil Karoui, the head of Nessma TV and founder of the Khalil Tounes association, a controversial candidate for his new party, Au Coeur de la Tunisie (Qalb Tounes), in the waiting room for the submission of candidacies for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis The candidates’ long wait in the ISIE’s waiting rooms revealed a certain coldness—no words exchanged between them, their eyes fixed on their cell phones.
M39-613 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Mohamed Abbou, accompanied by his wife Samia, a candidate for the Democratic Current Party, filed his candidacy for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis.
M39-622 · 2019

August 2, 2019: Mohamed Abbou, accompanied by his wife Samia, a candidate for the Democratic Current Party, filed his candidacy for the early presidential election in Tunisia on September 15 at the ISIE office in Tunis.
M39-621 · 2019