VOICED: New faces seek to find a voice in Jordan election

The video discusses the challenges faced by disabled candidates in Jordan's parliamentary elections, highlighting the need for representation and reforms. It also covers the political landscape, including the withdrawal of the Islamist opposition, and the guaranteed seats for women. The video emphasizes the importance of electing women rather than appointing them, aiming for increased female representation in politics.

What is the main goal of the disabled candidate mentioned in the elections?

• To reduce the number of parliamentary seats

• To support the Islamist opposition

• To represent disabled people and push for reforms

• To increase the number of seats for women

What impact did the withdrawal of the Islamist opposition have on the elections?

• It led to more seats for disabled candidates

• It increased competition for the government

• It resulted in fewer seats for women

• It left the government with little challenge

How many seats have been guaranteed for women in the current elections compared to 2007?

• 18 seats, triple the number in 2007

• 24 seats, quadruple the number in 2007

• 12 seats, double the number in 2007

• 6 seats, the same as 2007

What is the public sentiment towards female candidates in the 2010 elections?

• They should not participate in elections

• They should only be appointed, not elected

• They should play a bigger role in politics

• They should have fewer roles in politics

What is the potential outcome for new voices in the elections?

• They will be completely excluded

• They may find a place among the loyalists

• They will dominate the elections

• They will only support the Islamist opposition