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[Civicus] Tunisia's 6 October presidential election did what it was designed to do: prolong autocratic incumbent Kais Saied's stay in power. Saied beat the two candidates allowed to stand against him - one a supporter, the other an opponent in jail - to take over 90 per cent of the vote. But with an extremely low turnout of under 29 per cent, Saied's win hardly constitutes an endorsement. It's clear most people expressed their dissatisfaction by staying home.
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