Electoral Commission: 3100 stations will be manually sorted at the National Center in Baghdad

Baghdad-INA 
The Independent High Electoral Commission confirmed that 3,100 stations will be manually sorted at the National Center in Baghdad.
The assistant official spokeswoman for the Commission, Nibras Abu Souda, said in a statement to the Iraqi News Agency (INA), that "3100 stations distributed over all governorates will sorting in the National Center in the capital, Baghdad," noting that "these stations represent 60,000 votes, and will be opened in presence of the media and international observers, and the examining company.
The Commission pointed out that "these stations, which will be manually sorted, which were affected on the day of voting," stressing that "the results of the announced elections represent 94 percent, and the boxes that will be re-examined represent 6 percent."