⋯ So far in the Baalbek-Hermel

- Hezbullah & Amal: 106,255
- Lebanese Forces and Shia opposition: 14,184

51,000 votes still pending counting.

LF likely won the Christian seat, similar to 2018

Geagea: "The Lebanese Forces Party has become the biggest Christian party in Lebanon."

⋯ The most prominent losers in Beirut and Sidon elections so far are the lists backed by ex-Prime Minister Fouad Siniora.

South Lebanon's third district (South ⁠III):

- Mohammed Raad: 46,270
- Hassan Fadlallah: 39,541
- Ali Fayyad: 29,372
- Hani Kobeisy: 18,864
- Ali Hassan Khalil: 10,836
- Ashraf Baydoun: 9,689
- Elias Jaradeh: 6,175
- Ayoub Hamid: 5,835
- Nasser Jaber: 5,945
- Marwan Khair El-Din: 1,891
- Qassem Hashem: 1,015

Remaining votes: 11,757

⋯ Beirut II:

- Amin Sherri: 12,735 (Hezbullah)
- Muhammad Khawaja: 2,940 (Amal)
Their list “Beirut united”: 18,557 as of now

Other lists:
- “Beirut the change”: 6,297
- “Beirut needs a heart”: 4,173
- “Beirut confronts”: 3,726
- “This is Beirut”: 3,833

⋯ Semi-official by Al-Manar: Hezbullah and allies win 10 seats in south Lebanon's 3rd district.

Opposition wins one (Orthodox Christian seat)

Twitter user: “Never ever let anyone rewrite history and equate all of southern resistance against Israel to just Hezbollah. Elias Jaradeh is Jnoub resistance.”

Here's the golden rule: any anti-Hezbullah is a hypocrite, if he claims he is pro-resistance.

twitter.com/Bissan_Fakih/…

Out of 488/531 polling stations in South ⁠II (Tyre-Zahrani):

- Hezbullah & allies' list “Hope and Loyalty”: 127,707
- List “The inclusive state”: 6,174
- List “The free decision”: 4,047
- List “Towards change”: 7,515

⋯ Gebran Basil is talking now live on TV

Interesting & unique anti-American rhetoric.

According to LBC, Hezbullah and allies got 6 ‘electoral quotients’ in Beirut II. This could qualify for 6 seats.

🚨 The Lebanese Forces party in Al-Maalaqa shot at a convoy of Hezbullah supporters injuring a girl from the Samaha family in her leg.

She was transferred to Zahle Governmental Hospital for treatment.

Preliminary results in Metn after 90% of the boxes were sorted indicate that the Lebanese Forces, Kataeb Party, and Free Patriotic Movement got 2 seats.

Michel Murr and Tashnaq got 2.

⋯ According to initial results, Amal and allies got 2 seats in Sidon while Osama Saad got 2.

Lebanese Forces and Foad Siniora lost.

Someone just celebrated with a B-7 rocket in Dahyeh. Bunch of imbeciles.

The RPG-7, also dubbed B-7, was fired near Ain El-Remmaneh, with reported shooting in the air.

No reports of any clashes as falsely reported by a few news outlets.

Michel Murr Jr. won a seat in Matn while famous journalist, representing MMFD, Jad Ghosn lost.

No reports yet of any seat won by MMFD, out of their 65 candidates for this parliamentary elections.

⋯ Talal Arslan and Wiam Wahab lost.

Final results aren't released yet, but here are interesting outcomes nonetheless:

1. As of now, Hezbullah stood ground as expected, but there is higher anti-Hezbullah opposition in the South (liberals, communists, etc). No shifts in Beqaa.

2. FPM and LF achieved a good result by keeping their big representation. FPM, despite 3 ⁠years of facing media attacks & protests, kept a sizeable bloc (in earlier elections, its bloc was filled with opportunistic people).

3. Traditional 8-March & 14-March “populists” were defeated, e.g. Wahab, Arslan, Hobeich. After three decades, Assad Hardan lost (which is ironic, since he's representing SSNP, but SSNP expelled him). Ashraf Rifi won 3 ⁠seats in Tripoli, while in 2018 he won none.

4. Another thing to observe: despite MMFD dominating social media activism, it failed to achieve any results in the elections. Their rhetoric and failure to attract the less fortunate classes contributed in this. However, the unified multi-party opposition scored well.

⬥ Counting continues in Mount Lebanon IV. Talal Arslan and Wiam Wahhab lost so far, but Cesar Abi Khalil, Farid Bustani and Ghassan Atallah secured their seat. A large number of expatriate votes cast for their list (“The Mountain”) in the Chouf district may win them a 4th seat at the expense of the Lebanese Forces party.

⬥ Preliminary results showed that Future Movement (Saad Al-Hariri's) MPs Sami Fatfat, Mustafa Alloush and Hadi Hobeish didn't win back their seats.