In the 1998 Lebanese presidential election, Emile Lahoud was elected to be President of the Lebanese Republic; in the Lebanese Constitution, a majority of two-thirds of the 128-seat Parliament would be required to elect him; every deput in attendance voted for him.
In the 1998 Lebanese presidential election, Emile Lahoud was elected to be President of the Lebanese Republic; in the Lebanese Constitution, a majority of two-thirds of the 128-seat Parliament would be required to elect him; every deput in attendance voted for him.