Afghanistan's Independent Election Commission on Tuesday released final results of parliamentary elections in Kabul.

Kabul is allotted 33 seats in the lower house of the parliament, called Wolesi Jirga, including 24 for men and nine for women.
More than 800 people contested as candidates in the constituency in October election.
Kabul election has been the most controversial with the Electoral Complaints Commission even moving to invalidate the vote due to what it said fraud and mismanagement.
More than a million votes were recorded in Kabul, about a quarter of the nationwide tally of roughly 4 million.
The final results suggest that there have been four changes as compared to the preliminary results.Sufi Abdul Raziq Istalifi, Mohammad Naeem Wardak, Irfanullah Irfan and Parwin Durrani replaced Ahmad Zia Azimi Shinozada, Farhad Sediqi, Ajmal Gulab and Salima Nekbin.
Final results of Kabul parliamentary election (sorted according to the number of votes they have secured):

1. Ajmal Rahmani
   Abdul Qayoum Khairkhwa
   Khan Agha Rezaee
   Mullah Mohammad Khan Ahmadi
   Fida Mohammad Ulfat Saleh
   Ahmad Jawed Jaihoon
   Mir Amanullah Guzar
   Amir Gul Shahin
   Ghulam Hussain Naseri
   Ramazan Bashardost
   Syed Mohammad Mohammadi
   Allah Gul Mujahid
   Khan Mohammad Wardak
   Mir Afghan Safi

5. Najibullah Nasir
   Habibur Rahman Sayaf
   Anwar Khan Oryakhil
   Sufi Abdul Razaq Istalifi
   Tawfiq Wahdat
   Zergai Habibi
   Mohammad Naeem Waradak
   Hafizullah Jalili
   Irfanullah Irfan
   Obaidullah Kalimzai Wardak
   Fatima Nazari
   Nazifa Zaki
   Shinkai Karokhil
   Mursal Nabizada
   Fawzia Naseryar Guldaraee
   Robina Jalali
   Maryam Sama
   Zuhra Nawrozi
   Parwin Durrani