While no single party received a majority of the vote, the National Forces Alliance — headed by former transitional prime minister and Gadhafi-era politician Mahmoud Jibril — appears to have garnered the most, especially within the northwestern region of Tripolitania. After the National Forces Alliance, the Muslim Brotherhood's Justice and Construction Party and the Salafist-leaning Al Watan party, headed by former rebel leader Abdelhakim Belhadj, came in second and third, respectively. The latter two Islamist parties performed modestly better in the nation's more conservative southern regions. Without a clear majority, Jibril has called for the formation of a grand coalition comprising 150 parties from the 374 that participated in the elections as the newly elected government moves to draft the country's constitution.