Iraqis are voting for their first new national parliament since Islamic State militants were driven out of the country last year, but analysts say no one party is expected to be the clear winner. From Mosul, Baghdad, Irbil and northern displacement camps, VOA's Heather Murdock looks at Iraq's diverse, and often desperate needs as locals anticipate the formation of a new government.
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