A well-informed source revealed on Wednesday the unofficial preliminary results of the parliamentary elections in the provinces of Baghdad and Babylon, following the general vote held on Tuesday. The source clarified that these results do not include the special voting and are subject to change once those votes are added.

The source stated:

- In Baghdad, the preliminary results show:

  - The Reconstruction and Development Coalition received over 250,000 votes, securing 15 seats.

  - The State of Law Coalition garnered over 200,000 votes, earning 10 seats.

  - The Sadiqoun Bloc obtained over 100,000 votes, winning 5 seats.

  - The State Forces Alliance received over 80,000 votes (4 seats).

  - The Foundation Alliance got over 70,000 votes (4 seats).

  - The Rights Bloc and Badr Bloc each received over 50,000 votes, earning 2 seats apiece.

Regarding Sunni blocs:

- The Taqadum Party received over 150,000 votes (8 seats).

- The Azm Party and Siyada Party each received over 70,000 votes (3 seats each).

Other blocs, such as Hasm, Ishraqet Kanun, and Services, received between 20,000 and 35,000 votes, granting each one or two seats.

- In Babylon, the source explained that the preliminary results only reflect the general vote, with around 408,000 total votes cast. Distribution was as follows:

  - Reconstruction and Development Coalition: over 75,000 votes (3 seats)

  - Sadiqoun Bloc: over 70,000 votes (3 seats)

  - State of Law Coalition and Ishraqet Kanun: over 50,000 votes each (2 seats each)

  - State Forces Alliance, Services, and Badr: over 50,000 votes each (1 seat each)

The source concluded that these results are preliminary and subject to change once the special voting results are incorporated into the final tallies.

The official preliminary results are expected to be announced by the Independent High Electoral Commission within 24 hours of the ballot box closures.