Total voter turnout until this moment 41.61%, number of voters casting ballots 347,110
NNA - The Ministry of Interior and Municipalities announced that the total voter turnout in Mount Lebanon Governorate reached 41.61% by 6:00 PM, with the number of voters who cast their ballots reaching 347,110. The voting turnout was distributed as follows:
Keserwan 56.73%
Aley 39.34%
Jbeil 54.05%
Baabda 36.01%
Matn 35.60%
Chouf 41.74%
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