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Tunisia election turnout more than 90 per cent, The Telegraph (2011)

This news article is about the Tunisian Elections where officials had initially said that turnout had passed 70 per cent two hours before the voting booths closed, and had been above 80 per cent in some areas. . ISIE electoral commission secretary-general said more than 90 per cent of some 4.1 million citizens who registered ahead of the poll had cast their votes on Sunday 23 October - at least half of all eligible voters. No figures were available for the other 3.1 million voters who did not register but also had the right to vote.

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