Tunisian President Kais Saied is solidifying his grip on power with 89.2% of the votes, amidst significant opposition suppression and declining democratic norms.
Voter turnout was about 28%, lower than anticipated, reflecting voter apathy and discontent with the political climate under Saied's presidency.
Opposition figures, including jailed leaders from major parties, have not endorsed any candidates in this election, indicating deep divisions and government repression.
Saied's presidency has faced criticism for reversing democratic gains since he came to power, presenting his actions as necessary to combat corruption and protect national interests.
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