Here's The Full List Of How Many Seats Each Party Won In The 2022 Lebanon Elections

Despite the massive protests that took place during the Lebanese Revolution and the desire and efforts of the civil society to bring a major change to the political scene, most of the ruling political parties made it again to the parliament in these elections, with yet some differences that could be impactful.

For instance, Hezbollah and its allies no longer have the parliamentary majority. The Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SNNP) couldn't secure a single seat. The Future Movement (FM) was absent from the race, abiding by Saad Hariri's call to boycott. Instead, former FM members did run, securing 6 seats.

The Lebanese Forces (LF) secured most seats as a party, followed by the FPM , and then the Amal Movement .

Remarkable to mention is the reelection of the speaker of the parliament, Nabih Berri , who has been in his position for 30 years in a row and will now maintain it for the coming 4 years.

According to the official results released by the Interior Minister, here are the winning candidates, divided by parties or movements, along with the number of their secured seats.

Lebanese Forces (LF): 19 Seats

1 Ziad Hawwat 2 Elias Estefan 3 George Elie Okeis 4 Chawki Daccache 5 Antoine Habchi 6 Saeed el-Asmar 7 Ghada Ayoub 8 Melhem Riashi 9 Razi al-Hajj 10 Jihad Pakradouni 11 Pierre Bou Assi 12 Nazeeh Matta 13 Ghassan Hasbani 14 George Adwan 15 Sethrida Geagea 16 Ghayyath Yazbek 17 Elias Fouad Khoury 18 Jameel Abboud Abboud 19 Fadi Karam

Free Patriotic Movement (FPM): 17 Seats

1 Nada Boustani 2 Simon Abi Ramya 3 Salim Aoun 4 Charbel Maroun 5 Alain Aoun 6 Cesar Abi Khalil 7 Ghassan Atallah 8 Farid el-Boustani 9 Nicola Sehnaoui 10 Ibrahim Kanaan 11 Elias Abou Saab 12 Gebran Bassil 13 George Atallah 14 Jimmy George Jabbour 15 Assaad Ramez Dergham 16 Edgar Traboulsi 17 Samer el-Toum

Amal Movement: 15 Seats

1 Nabih Berri 2 Ali Khreis 3 Inaya Ezzeddine 4 Ali Adel Osseiran 5 Michelle Moussa 6 Ghazi Zaiter 7 Qabalan Qabalan 8 Fadi Alameh 9 Ali Hassan Khalil 10 Ashraf Baydoun 11 Ayoub Fahed Hmayed 12 Hani Qobeissy 13 Nasser JFawzi aber 14 Qassem Hachem 15 Mohammad Khawaja

Hezbollah: 13 Seats

1 Ali Ammar 2 Rami Abou Hamdan 3 Hussein Said Jashi 4 Hassan Mohamad Ali Ezzeddine 5 Raed Berro 6 Hussein el Hajj Hasan 7 Ihab Hamadeh 8 Ali al-Miqdad 9 Ibrahim el-Moussawi 10 Muhammad Raad 11 Hassan Fadlallah 12 Ali Fayyad 13 Amine Sherri

Linked To March 14: 2 Seats

1 Cameel Chamoun 2 Ashraf Rifi

Linked To March 8: 8 Seats

1 Adnan Traboulsi 2 Hassan Abdel-Rahim Mrad 3 Jamil el-Sayyed 4 Melhem Hojeiri 5 Yanal Solh 6 Mohammad Yehya Yehya 7 Jihad el-Samad 8 Taha Naji

New Opposition Groups: 13 Seats

1 Cynthia Zarazir 2 Paula Yaacoubian 3 Ibrahim Mneimneh 4 Melhim Emile Khalaf 5 Waddah Sadek Sadek 6 Yassin Ahmed Yassin 7 Halime Kaakour 8 Marc Daou 9 Najat Aoun 10 Rami Fanj 11 Michel Douaihy 12 Elias Jradeh 13 Firas Hamdan

Independent Candidates: 16 Seats

1 Jean Talouzian 2 Fouad Makhzoumi 3 Imad El Hout 4 Mohammad Nabil Othman Badr 5 Michel Daher 6 Ghassan Skaf 7 Farid Khazen 8 Neemat Frem 9 Michel el Murr 10 Firas Ahmad Salloum 11 Ihab Matar 12 Adib Abdelmasih 13 Michel Moawad 14 Abdel Rahman Bizri 15 Charbel Massaad 16 Oussama Saad

Progressive Socialist Party (PSP): 8 Seats

1 Wael Bou Faour 2 Faissal e-Sayegh 3 Hadi Abu el Hassan 4 Akram Chehayeb 5 Raji el-Saad 6 Taymour Jumblatt 7 Marwan Hmadeh 8 Bilal Abdallah

Related to Future Movement: 8 Seats

1 Walid Baarini 2 Sajeeh Attieh 3 Ahmad Mohammad Rustoum 4 Mohamed Mustafa Suleiman 5 Ahmad el-Khair 6 Abdul Aziz Ibrahim el-Samad 7 Abdel Karim Mohammad Kabbara 8 Bilal Melhem el Hashimi

Kataeb Party: 4 Seats

1 Salim Sayegh 2 Nadim Gemayel 3 Sami Gemayel 4 Elias Hankash

Tashnag: 3 Seats

1 Hagop Terzian 2 Hagop Pakradounian 3 George Pushkian

Marada Movement: 2 Seats