1995 Beninese parliamentary election

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Parliamentary elections were held in Benin on 28 March 1995, although voting for thirteen seats was re-run on 28 May after the Supreme Court invalidated the results due to irregularities. The Democratic Renewal Party emerged as the largest party in the National Assembly, winning 19 of the 83 seats. Voter turnout was 75.8%.^[1]

Results


Party		Original results		After re-run		Seats
Party		Votes	%	Votes	%	Seats
	Democratic Renewal Party	265,635	14.24	225,175	15.42	19
	Benin Rebirth Party	250,474	13.43	212,428	14.55	21
	Social Democratic Party	136,240	7.30	111,756	7.66	8
	Action Front for Renewal and Development	129,831	6.96	89,919	6.16	10
	Our Common Cause	105,280	5.64	82,898	5.68	3
	Union for Democracy and National Solidarity	94,486	5.07	71,061	4.87	5
	Liberal Democrats' Rally for National Reconstruction – Vivoten	86,437	4.63	63,152	4.33	3
	Communist Party of Benin	73,134	3.92	48,021	3.29	1
	FDDM–UNSP	58,640	3.14	44,752	3.07	2
	Impulse to Progress and Democracy	50,255	2.69	39,149	2.68	3
	African Rally for Progress and National Solidarity	47,068	2.52	37,690	2.58	1
	National Union for Democracy and Progress	45,977	2.47	37,563	2.57	1
	Alliance for Democracy and Development	41,420	2.22	36,370	2.49	1
	Alliance for Democracy and Progress	46,571	2.50	35,896	2.46	1
	National Movement for Democracy and Development	38,758	2.08	28,993	1.99	1
	National Rally for Democracy	35,511	1.90	28,455	1.95	0
	Political Alliance of Independents (PUR–UPR–MDS)	33,233	1.78	28,162	1.93	0
	Union for Labour and Democracy–National Labour Party	34,919	1.87	25,571	1.75	0
	National Rally for Justice and Peace–Party of Salvation	32,294	1.73	23,232	1.59	0
	Chameleon Alliance	29,856	1.60	21,960	1.50	1
	Democratic Union of the Forces of Progress	27,313	1.46	21,093	1.44	0
	Rally for Democracy and Pan-Africanism	26,359	1.41	21,027	1.44	1
	Rally for Democracy and Work–National Party for Solidarity and Progress	26,206	1.41	20,939	1.43	0
	Alliance for Social Democracy	28,392	1.52	20,266	1.39	1
	MSUP–UDRN	19,812	1.06	15,006	1.03	0
	UDES–RDD	17,054	0.91	13,355	0.91	0
	Democratic Union for Development	18,284	0.98	12,125	0.83	0
	United Front for Renewal, Democracy, Freedom and Development	18,716	1.00	12,118	0.83	0
	PESJ–PR–RASN	17,277	0.93	11,508	0.79	0
	Union for Freedom and Development	14,850	0.80	11,348	0.78	0
	CDU–PRB–PCP–RUND	14,862	0.80	8,913	0.61	0
Total		1,865,144	100.00	1,459,901	100.00	83

Source: Election Passport

References

^ Dieter Nohlen, Michael Krennerich & Bernhard Thibaut (1999) Elections in Africa: A data handbook, p91 ISBN 0-19-829645-2

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