The coalition led by current Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has come first with 46 seats, followed by the Sunni-led Taqaddum party and its allied groups with at least 33 seats. State of Law, led by former prime minister Nouri al-Maliki – another major Shia actor and al-Sudani’s main rival – has won 28 seats. The most interesting outcome, however, is the dramatic rise of the Sadiqum movement of Qais Khazali, leader of the Asaib Ahl al-Haq militia, which has won 27 seats.

Among the Kurdish parties, the KDP leads with 26 seats, in addition to five allied minority-quota seats. Meanwhile, the rival Kurdish group, the PUK, has won 17 seats, with two additional seats projected for its candidates running on Arab lists.

Top 15 lists by total general seats (nationwide):

Reconstruction & Development Coalition (Shia-led by PM al-Sudani): 46
Taqaddum (Muhammad al-Halbousi): 33
State of Law Coalition (Nouri al-Maliki): 28
Sadiqoun Movement (Qais al-Khazali): 27
Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP): 26
Badr Organization (Hadi al-Amiri): 18
National State Forces Alliance (Ammar al-Hakim): 18
Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK): 17
Azm Alliance (Sunni-led, Muthanna al-Samarei): 15
National Sovereignty (Siyada, Khamis Khanjar): 9
Ishraqat Kanun (Shia, protest movement): 8
Asas (Iraqi Foundation) Coalition (Shia, Muhsin al-Mandalawi): 8
Tasmeem Alliance (Shia): 6
Huquq Movement (Kataib Hezbollah): 6
Hasm (National Resolve, Sunni-led, Thabit al-Abbasi): 6

Full map and party totals, both overall and by province, are provided below: