Kuwait's Second District

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Kuwait's second district consists of 13 residential areas starting from the main suburban districts of Dahiyat, Abdullah Al-Salem, Shammiya and Shuwaikh to the tribal areas of Sulaibikhat and Doha. It also includes Qadsia, Mansouriya, Faiha and Nuzha. The second district has 49,755 registered voters.^[1]

Areas of the Second District

Abdullah Al-Salem
Doha
Faiha
Kuwait City (downtown)
Mansouriya
Nuzha
Qadsia
Shuwaikh
Shammiya
Sulaibkhat

References

↑ 439,715 Citizens Eligible To Vote In Parliament Elections July 2013

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