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Assemblée nationale (National Assembly)
LAST ELECTIONS

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Parliament name (generic / translated) Assemblée nationale / National Assembly
Structure of parliament Unicameral
BACKGROUND
Dates of election / renewal (from/to) 28 September 2013
Purpose of elections According to the official results, President Alpha Condé's Rally of the Guinean People (RPG) Rainbow came in first, winning 53 seats in the 114-member National Assembly. Its allies took seven seats. Two opposition parties led by former prime ministers came in third and fourth: The Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG) of Mr. Mamadou Cellou Dalein Diallo took 37 seats and the Union of Republican Forces (UFR) of Mr. Sidya Touré, took 10. Other opposition parties took seven seats. The opposition forces rejected the result of the poll. International observers, including UN, EU, and Ecowas, said "breaches and irregularities were observed in a certain number of constituencies”.

During the election campaign, the RPG ran on the government's record, including reforms and infrastructure investments. The opposition forces urged voters to “sanction” the Government, accusing the President of not doing enough to improve standards of living.

The 2013 parliamentary elections were the first to be held since 2002. They had been constitutionally due by 2007 but the National Assembly was dissolved following a coup in December 2008. Presidential elections took place in September and November 2010, thereby ending a period of military rule. However, parliamentary elections, initially scheduled for December 2011, were successively postponed due to various reasons, including a dispute over the composition of the election commission and the subsequent refusal by the opposition to register candidates for the elections.
Date of previous elections: 30 June 2002

Date of dissolution of the outgoing legislature: 23 December 2008*
*Following a coup d'état.

Timing of election: Delayed elections

Expected date of next elections: September 2018

Number of seats at stake: 114 (full renewal)

Number of candidates: 1,789

Percentage of women candidates: Not available

Number of parties contesting the election: 31

Number of parties winning seats: 15

Alternation of power: N/A*
*The first elections after the 2008 coup.

Date of the first session of the new parliament: 13 January 2014

Name of the new Speaker: Mr. Claude Kory Kondiano (Rally of the Guinean People, RPG Rainbow)
STATISTICS
Voter turnout
Round no 128 September 2013
Number of registered electors
Voters
Blank or invalid ballot papers
Valid votes
5'212'539
3'355'442 (64.37%)
182'058
3'173'384
Notes
Distribution of votes
Round no 1
Political Group Candidates Votes %
Rally of the Guinean People (RPG) Rainbow
Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG)
Union of Republican Forces (UFR)
Union for the Progress of Guinea (UPG)
Party of Hope for National Development (PEDN)
Guinea for Everyone (GPT)
Guinea United for Development (GUD)
Guinean Union for Democracy and Development (UGDD)
Union for Progress and Renewal (UPR)
New Generation for the Republic (NGR)
Guinean Labour and Solidarity Party (PTS)
Guinean Party for Rebirth and Progress (PGRP)
National Party for Renewal (PNR)
Rally for the Integral Development of Guinea (RDIG)
Generation for Reconciliation, Unity and Prosperity (GRUP)
Distribution of seats
Round no 1
Political Group Total Majority Proportional
Rally of the Guinean People (RPG) Rainbow 53 18 35
Union of Democratic Forces of Guinea (UFDG) 37 14 23
Union of Republican Forces (UFR) 10 5 5
Union for the Progress of Guinea (UPG) 2 1 1
Party of Hope for National Development (PEDN) 2 0 2
Guinea for Everyone (GPT) 1 0 1
Guinea United for Development (GUD) 1 0 1
Guinean Union for Democracy and Development (UGDD) 1 0 1
Union for Progress and Renewal (UPR) 1 0 1
New Generation for the Republic (NGR) 1 0 1
Guinean Labour and Solidarity Party (PTS) 1 0 1
Guinean Party for Rebirth and Progress (PGRP) 1 0 1
National Party for Renewal (PNR) 1 0 1
Rally for the Integral Development of Guinea (RDIG) 1 0 1
Generation for Reconciliation, Unity and Prosperity (GRUP) 1 0 1
Distribution of seats according to sex
Men
Women
Percent of women
89
25
21.93%
Distribution of seats according to age
Distribution of seats according to profession
Comments
Source: http://www.ceniguinee.org/

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