Mauritania elections
Submitted by jengland on 6 December, 2006 - 18:49.
Elections went well in Mauritania - and could stand to be a model for other places. For the most part, everything went smoothly according to international monitors.
Women took almost 20% of the seats in the National Assembly and nearly 30% of municipal seats.
However, there has been tension between independent candidacies and those for political parties.
Here are the official published results for the National Assembly:
RFD............16
PRDR...........7
PUDS...........1
RNLDE...........1
APP............6
UFP............9
UDP...........3
HATEM..........3
FP.............1
RDU...........3
RD............2
UCD...........1
Alternative..........1 Among political parties, the CFCD coalition won a total of 41 seats (including 3 seats won by Centrist Reformers who ran as independent candidates), while the PRDR managed to win only 7 seats. Other parties that do not belong to coalitions obtained 9 seats.The remaining 38 seats went to independent lists (excluding the Centrist Reformers).
PRDR...........7
PUDS...........1
RNLDE...........1
APP............6
UFP............9
UDP...........3
HATEM..........3
FP.............1
RDU...........3
RD............2
UCD...........1
Alternative..........1 Among political parties, the CFCD coalition won a total of 41 seats (including 3 seats won by Centrist Reformers who ran as independent candidates), while the PRDR managed to win only 7 seats. Other parties that do not belong to coalitions obtained 9 seats.The remaining 38 seats went to independent lists (excluding the Centrist Reformers).
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It's quite interesting to read about this development.