Ahmed Al-Wandi, the member of Al Nasr Coalition, affirmed that electoral victory and loss is normal, as long as the elections is fair, transparent, and credible.

He pointed out that the October elections caused all this confusion due to the emergence of unresolved problems, and the failure to give acceptable explanations threatens the credibility of the elections and the consequent authorities.

Al-Wandi said: "How does the Commission explain that large numbers of stations, exceeding 10%, did not automatically close at six o'clock in the evening, and some did not close until days later? And how can it be explained that the invalid papers amounted to more than 900,000 papers, some of them were correct papers when the boxes are opened? What is the explanation for the devices stopping, which prevented many from voting, and not sending the results via the transmission medium, and the commission's having to transfer the boxes to Baghdad?"

The member of Al Nasr Coalition indicated that the National State Forces Alliance submitted an official memorandum to the High Elections Commission and the relevant authorities, included many questions that need technical and professional clarifications away from politicization, to ensure a conviction of the outcomes of the electoral process, stressing that the politicization of this file will enhance suspicion.