Prediciting the outcome is impossible with 26 candidates in the field .

Tunisia is where the Arab Spring began in 2011.

Many of the voters in the election on September 15 were barely out of diapers when their compatriots rose up and overthrew the dictate Ben Ali.

Political space has opened up despite some terrorist attacks that have repelled tourists that are vital to this country  within sight of Europe.

But is the poor economic performance that preoccupies voters.

They are looking for concrete proposals from the candidates for ways of increasing growth and cutting unemployment that is preventing Tunsians from enjoying their democratic dividend.  

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