complained the Alliance was "dominated by some parties". The Alliance formed a coalition with the Kurdistani Alliance, the Sunni Arab-majority Iraqi Accord Front and the secularist Iraqi National List. The Alliance nominated Jaafari for another term as Prime Minister, but his appointment was blocked by the Alliance's coalition partners. Nouri al-Maliki, a deputy leader of the Islamic Dawa Party was agreed instead. National Iraqi Alliance: 2010 Parliamentary Election The component parties of the United Iraqi Alliance contested the 2009 provincial elections separately and in August 2009 they announced a new coalition for the 2010 parliamentary election without Prime Minister Maliki's Islamic Dawa Party. The new alliance was called the National Iraqi Alliance. The chairman of the group is former Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari. The parties taking part in the National Iraqi Alliance for the 2010 elections include: Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (ISCI) - led by Ammar al-Hakim Badr Organisation - led by Hadi al-Amiri Hezbollah Movement in Iraq - led by Hassan al-Sari Sayyid al-Shuhada - led by Daghir al-Musawi Sadr Movement - led by Muqtada al-Sadr National Reform Trend (Islah) - led by Ibrahim al-Jaafari Islamic Virtue Party (Fadhilah) led by Abd al-Rahim al-Hasini Islamic Dawa Party - Tanzim al-Dakhli - led by Abdul Karim al-Anizi Iraqi National Congress (INC) - led by Ahmad Challabi Anbar Salvation Council - led by Hamid Hayes Solidarity Bloc (Tadamun) - led by Qassim Daoud Gathering of Justice and Unity - led by Sheikh al-Faiz Turkmeneli Political Party Shiite Turkmen Movement Constitutional Monarchy Movement - led by Sharif Ali bin al-Hussein The party belonging to the Bahr al-Ulloum family - led by Mohammad Bahr al-Ulloum The party led by Khalid Abd al-Wahhab al-Mulla Several Independent politicians. Results Among the five seats not belonging to the INA's 4 major parties, 1 seat went to ISCI affiliated Hezbollah in Iraq, 1 seat went to the Iraqi National Accord (Ahmad Challabi's seat) and 1 went to the Basra-based Shaykhi party: Gathering of Justice and Unity. April 2014 parliamentary election The alliance formed following the 2014 parliamentary election includes the Sadrist Movement. The coalition also includes the Badr Organization, the Al-Muwatin coalition and the State of Law Coalition. References External links Washington Post article about the United Iraqi Alliance Iraqi Shias unveil poll coalition The Iraqi newspaper “al-Adalah” published on Dec. 23 2004 the platform of the United Iraqi Alliance Islamism in Iraq Political party alliances