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  34%0.0%

  Nusseibeh Bid Fades

  Lana Nusseibeh’s fourth-place finish suggests she has not converted the UAE’s late nomination into broad Security Council support. Her refusal to answer Sudan questions gives opponents a concrete line of attack, especially among African states and human-rights-focused delegations.

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  31%0.0%

  Compromise Woman Advances

  The fourth-place result reinforces the likelihood that Nusseibeh is not the consensus choice. Security Council members may instead gravitate toward a woman with UN-system experience and fewer geopolitical liabilities.

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  22%0.0%

  Nusseibeh Rebounds

  Fourth place does not eliminate Nusseibeh, especially after all seven earlier candidates were vetoed. If the UAE repairs the Sudan narrative and wins assurances from at least some permanent members, she can remain in the viable tier.

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  13%0.0%

  Council Deadlock Persists

  The first poll may simply confirm that the race remains fragmented after the permanent members vetoed the earlier field. If no candidate can clear the P5 veto threshold, the Council could drift toward a late procedural solution.

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