Algeria's recent presidential election has sparked controversy following the announcement of incumbent President Abdelmadjid Tebboune's re-election with 94.7% of the vote, a result that his challengers have vehemently criticized due to reported discrepancies in voter turnout figures. Tebboune's opponents, Abdelaali Hassani Cherif and Youcef Aouchiche, joined him in questioning the accuracy of the election authority's results, which showed a turnout of 48% despite earlier claims suggesting much lower participation. The election saw less than one-quarter of registered voters casting their ballots, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the electoral process, especially given the high abstention rates compared to previous elections. Hassani's campaign accused election officials of manipulating results and failing to provide essential voting records, further complicating the situation. The irregularities have prompted speculation about potential legal challenges and have left Algerians questioning the integrity of the electoral system. As the situation unfolds, the final certification of the election results remains uncertain, emphasizing the need for transparency in the process.