2017 Myanmar by-elections

2017 Myanmar by-election

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First party Second party   Leader Aung San Suu Kyi Than Htay Party NLD USDP Leader since 27 September 1988 (1988-09-27) 23 August 2016 (2016-08-23) Leader's seat Did not contest Did not contest Seats before 255 R / 135 N 30 R / 11 N Seats after 254 R / 135 N 30 R / 11 N Seat change 1 R / N R / N
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Politics of Myanmar
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The 2017 Myanmar by-elections were held on 1 April 2017. The elections were held to fill 19 vacant parliamentary seats: nine in the Pyithu Hluttaw, three in the Amyotha Hluttaw, and seven in regional parliaments of Kayah State Hluttaw and Shan State Hluttaw.^[1] The seats were left by those who became government leaders or officials after the 2015 general election, or unable to be held due to instability at that time.^[2]

Results

House of Nationalities

Party		Votes	Votes %	Seats Won	Seats %	Change	Seats Before	Seats After
	National League for Democracy	155,583		3	100%		135	135
	Union Solidarity and Development Party	49,544					11	11
	National Democratic Force	9,485
	National Unity Party	9,183
	Chin National Democratic Party	6,482
	National Development Party	3,021
	Union Farmer-Labor Force Party	2,550
	Democratic Party	415
	Independent	532
	Military	Unelected					56	56
Vacant						0	0	0
Total			100	3	100		224	224
Source:[3]

House of Representatives

Party		Votes	Votes %	Seats Won	Seats %	Change	Seats Before	Seats After
	National League for Democracy	235,015		5	55.56%	1	255	254
	Union Solidarity and Development Party	92,471		1	11.11%		30	30
	Shan Nationalities League for Democracy	29,098		2	22.22%	2	12	14
	Arakan National Party	23,345		1	11.11%	1	12	13
	All Mon Region Democracy Party	10,859
	National Unity Party	4,679
	National Democratic Force	2,848
	Mon National Party	1,992
	Shan Nationalities Democratic Party	1,604
	Democratic Party	1,579
	Public Contribute Students Democracy Party	1,469
	Myanmar National Congress	1,194
	New Society Party	1,001
	People Democracy Party	506
	Myanmar Farmers Development Party	390
	Phalon-Sawaw Democratic Party	76
	Independent	5,105
	Military	Unelected					110	110
Vacant						2	7	5
Total			100	9	100		440	440
Source:[3]

State and Regional Hluttaws

Party		Votes	Votes %	Seats Won	Seats %	Change	Seats Before	Seats After
	Shan Nationalities League for Democracy	33,288		4	57.13%	4	25	29
	Union Solidarity and Development Party	26,873		1	14.29%		73	73
	National League for Democracy	26,332		1	14.29%	1	476	475
	Lahu National Development Party	3,885
	All Nationals' Democracy Party	3,351		1	14.29%	1	0	1
	Inn National Development Party	3,199
	Shan Nationalities Democratic Party	2,958
	Akha National Development Party	2,046
	National Development Party	511
	Wa Liberal Democratic Development Party	186
	Military	Unelected					220	220
Vacant						4	14	10
Total			100	7	100		864	864
Source:[3]

Results By Constituency

References

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