The final votes in Jordan’s Decentralisation and Municipal elections have been counted.

Chairman of the Board of Commissioners for the Independent Election Commission, Dr. Kahlid al-Kalaldeh, announced the results during a press conference late on Wednesday night.

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Kalaldeh said that, according to Jordanian Law, candidates have up to two weeks to appeal against the results in court. During this time, they are also entitled to a recount and access to voter lists.

While voting day did not go without a few bumps in the road, one of the elections’ most pleasant highlights was electing 27-year-old Hamza Tarawneh as Jordan’s youngest mayor, who won 3055 votes at his municipality in Karak.

The total voter turnout was at 31.7%, with 1.302 million voters taking to the polls on Tuesday.