Jordanian parliamentary election, 2003

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Parliamentary elections were held in Jordan on 17 June, 2003. Allies of King Abdullah II won the most seats, whilst the Islamic Action Front claimed 17.

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**Summary of the 17 June 2003 Chamber of Deputies of Jordan election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Islamic Action Front (Jabhat al-Amal al-Islami)	139,229	10.4	18
Allies of King Abdullah II	1,203,770	89.7	62
Other non-partisans			24
Seats allocated to women by a special electoral panel			6
Total (turnout 57.7	1,342,999	100.0	110
Source: Petra and Adam Carr. Adam Carr labels 17 seats for the IAF.

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