Updated April 29, 2022*
Lebanon’s elections are well known for their intricate political schemes and unorthodoxies.
In this election, and with the rise of revolutionary youths driven by the existential need for deep change in the political arena, many traditional parties are reorganizing their electoral skills for one more fateful blow against any tangible change shimmering under the debris.
Lebanon comprises 9 electoral districts, each with a varying number of seats for sectarian representation. Here’s the list of all the candidates and their electoral coalitions in the Bekaa III district (Baalbek, Hermel) for a more detailed look at the status quo:
Note: In the list below, LF stands for the Lebanese Forces Party of Samir Geagea, and Amal for the Amal Movement of Nabih Berri.
| Candidate Name | Sect | Electoral List |
| Elie Mawsouf Bitar | Greek Catholic | Building the State (LF) |
| Antoine Habshi | Maronite | Building the State (LF) |
| Abbas Hassin Al – Jawhri | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Heymen Abbas Mcheik | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Hussein Ali Raad | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Rachid Ali Issa | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Ramez Nasser Amhaz | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Rifaat Nayef al Masry | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Saleh Mohammed el-Shall | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Zidane Mohammed Hojeiri | Shia | Building the State (LF) |
| Michel George Mhanna | Greek Catholic | Capable |
| Daher Sadek Amhaz | Shia | Capable |
| Mohamed Hassin Jabbawi | Shia | Capable |
| Sarah Mansour Zaiter | Shia | Capable |
| Samer Asaad el-Tom | Greek Catholic | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Aaqid Hanna Hadsheti | Maronite | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Ali Al-Miqdad | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Ghazi Zeaitar | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Hussein Hajj Hassan | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Ibrahim Al-Moussawi | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Ihab Hamadeh | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Jamil Mohammed al-Sayed | Shia | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Melhem Mohammed Hojeiri | Sunni | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Yanal Mohammed Solh | Sunni | Hope and Loyalty (Amal & Hezbollah) |
| Abdullah Faraj Aad | Greek Catholic | Independents Against Corruption |
| Chawki Tannous Fakhry | Maronite | Independents Against Corruption |
| Al-Sayed Ahmed Al-Sayed Shaker | Shia | Independents Against Corruption |
| Hani Shamas | Shia | Independents Against Corruption |
| Hassan Tawfik Mazloum | Shia | Independents Against Corruption |
| Hussein Ali Darwish | Shia | Independents Against Corruption |
| Imad Nasreddine | Shia | Independents Against Corruption |
| Ahmed Shehadeh Carnaby | Sunni | Independents Against Corruption |
| Ali Abdel Hamid | Sunni | Independents Against Corruption |
| Talal Makdisi | Greek Catholic | The Coalition for Change |
| Yousef Melhem Fakhry | Maronite | The Coalition for Change |
| Abbas Mohammed Yaghi | Shia | The Coalition for Change |
| Ali Hussein Abi Raad | Shia | The Coalition for Change |
| Osama Chamas | Shia | The Coalition for Change |
| Sami Medhat Toufayli | Shia | The Coalition for Change |
| Sharif Samir Sleiman | Shia | The Coalition for Change |
| Khaled Ali Solh | Sunni | The Coalition for Change |
| Mohamed Mahmoud Hojeiri | Sunni | The Coalition for Change |
| Hassan Mohamed Masry | Shia | Tribes and Families for Development |
| Medhat Rushdie Zeaiter | Shia | Tribes and Families for Development |
| Mohammed Deeb Haidar Osman | Shia | Tribes and Families for Development |
| Shahrazd Ali Hamiyeh | Shia | Tribes and Families for Development |
| Ali Kleib el-Mawla | Sunni | Tribes and Families for Development |
| Mohammed Ahmed Fliti | Sunni | Tribes and Families for Development |
* Editorial note – April 29, 2022: Reports reached 961News that 3 Lebanese Forces’ candidates cited above have withdrawn their candidacy despite that the official withdrawal deadline has passed. These are Rifaat Nayef El-Masri, Ramez Nasser Amhaz, and Haimen Abbas Mcheik from the electoral list “Building the State.”
