No less than four ladies were chosen, the state-run Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported. Different news offices put the number somewhere around nine and 17.
Ladies were chosen in Mecca, Jawf and Tabuk, SPA said.
The vote is being seen as a historic point in the preservationist kingdom. On the other hand, the gatherings have restricted forces.
Ladies likewise won in a few different areas in the nation, including Jeddah and Qatif, different reports proposed.
Saudi ladies still face numerous checks out in the open life, including driving. An aggregate of 978 ladies enlisted as competitors, nearby 5,938 men.
Authorities said in regards to 130,000 ladies had enrolled to vote in Saturday's survey, contrasted and 1.35 million men.
The uniqueness was credited by female voters to bureaucratic hindrances and an absence of transport, the AFP news organization says.
Female competitors were additionally not permitted to address male voters specifically amid crusading. Turnout was high, state media reported.
Salma bint Hizab al-Oteibi was named as Saudi Arabia's initially chosen female government official, in the wake of winning a seat on the chamber in Madrakah in Mecca region.
She was running against seven men and two ladies, the constituent powers said.
Decisions of any sort are uncommon in the Saudi kingdom - Saturday was just the third time in history that Saudis had gone to the surveys.
There were no races in the 40 years somewhere around 1965 and 2005.
The choice to permit ladies to join in was taken by the late King Abdullah and is seen as a key a portion of his legacy.
In declaring the changes, King Abdullah said ladies in Saudi Arabia "have exhibited positions that communicated right feelings and guidance".
Before he kicked the bucket in January, he delegated 30 ladies to the nation's top counseling Shura Council.
There were 2,100 board seats accessible in Saturday's vote. An extra 1,050 seats are delegated with endorsement from the ruler.
