An Oxfam study on Lebanon’s upcoming parliamentary elections found that 54 percent of respondents said they are willing to take part in the May 15 election. The study, published on Tuesday, highlights the voting behaviours of constituents across three different regions in the country and the reasons behind them after the popular 2019 uprising. The research paper focuses on the capital Beirut, which is divided into two constituencies, as well as the Mount Lebanon Chouf-Aley constituency, and the southern Tyre-Zahrani constituency. “We aimed to do a comparative analysis in these four diverse con…