The second round of the partial legislative election in El Kabaria, Tunisia, concluded on Sunday with remarkably low voter turnout. Initial estimates from the Chahed Observatory reported only a 1% participation rate at midday. While a slight increase in voters was noted later in the day, overall engagement remained exceedingly low, signaling widespread political apathy. This continues a trend observed in previous elections, highlighting a potential disconnect between the electorate and the current political process. The result raises questions about the legitimacy and representativeness of the newly elected official. Further analysis will be needed to understand the factors contributing to this disengagement. Details of the final turnout figures are still being compiled.