Arab Public Poll Shows Tight Race Between Jabareen and Abbas
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
A "Kul Al-Arab" poll shows Yousef Jabareen and Mansour Abbas tied at 34% each as the preferred Arab candidate. Ahmad Tibi followed with 24%, and Sami Abu Shehadeh received 8%. The survey included 1,159 voters, highlighting a close race among the leading Arab political figures.
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- Yousef Jabareen and Mansour Abbas are tied at 34% in a "Kul Al-Arab" poll.
- Ahmad Tibi received 24% of the vote in the same Arab candidate poll.
- Sami Abu Shehadeh garnered 8% of the votes in the survey.
- The poll included 1,159 voters and focused on preferred Arab candidates.
- The results indicate a close race between the top two candidates.
A poll conducted by "Kul Al-Arab" revealed a near tie between Yousef Jabareen, head of the Front, and Mansour Abbas, head of the United Arab List, for the preferred Arab candidate among voters. Both leaders garnered 34% of the vote in the survey.
Ahmad Tibi, head of the Arab Movement for Change, secured 24% of the votes, placing him in second position. Sami Abu Shehadeh, head of the National Democratic Assembly, received 8% of the votes.
The poll surveyed a total of 1,159 voters, indicating a close contest at the top between Jabareen and Abbas, with Tibi also showing significant support.