Tunisians voted on Sunday in a crucial election where President Kais Saied seeks a second term.
Saied, in power since 2019, has faced criticism for reversing democratic progress in Tunisia by consolidating power, dissolving parliament, and rewriting the constitution.
His main rival, Ayachi Zammel, was jailed last month, while another candidate, Zouhair Maghzaoui, leads a minor party.
Despite opposition protests and claims of corruption, Saied's supporters praise him for tackling the political elite.
Voter turnout is expected to be low, as political disillusionment grows due to Tunisia's economic struggles.
Results are expected within two days.
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