Election results in 2005

January

January 2: Croatia

Croatia

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Executive President (list) Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović Cabinet (list) Prime Minister: Andrej Plenković
Legislative Sabor (parliament) Speaker: Božo Petrov Current members Opposition Leader: Zoran Milanović
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**Summary of the 2 and 16 January 2005 Croatian presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%	Votes	%
Stjepan Mesić - Croatian People's Party and others	1,089,398	48.92	1,454,451	65.93
Jadranka Kosor - Croatian Democratic Union	452,218	20.31	751,692	34.07
Boris Mikšić	396,093	17.78	-	-
Đurđa Adlešič - Croatian Social Liberal Party	59,795	2.68	-	-
Slaven Letica - Croatian Party of Rights	57,748	2.59	-	-
Ljubo Ćesić	41,216	1.85	-	-
Ivić Pašalić - Croatian Bloc - Movement for a Modern Croatia	40,637	1.82	-	-
Anto Kovačević - Croatian Christian Democratic Union	19,145	0.86	-	-
Miroslav Blažević	17,847	0.80	-	-
Miroslav Rajh - Croatian Youth Party	14,766	0.66	-	-
Doris Košta	8,721	0.37	-	-
Mladen Kešer	7,056	0.32	-	-
Tomislav Petrak - Croatian Popular Party	2,614	0.12	-	-
Invalid votes	20,269		35,617
Total (turnout 50.57 %)	2,227,073	100.0	2,241,760	100.0
Registered voters	4,403,933		4,392,220
Source: State Election Committee (Državno izborno povjerenstvo) Official results

January 9: Palestine

State of Palestine

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Officeholders whose status is disputed are shown in italics
Government State of Palestine government (Ramallah) President: Mahmoud Abbas^a Prime Minister: Rami Hamdallah Hamas government (Gaza)
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**Summary of the 9 January 2005 Palestinian presidential election results**
Candidates – Nominating parties	Votes	%
Mahmoud Abbas – Fatah or Liberation Movement of Palestine (Harakat al-Tahrâr al-Filistini)	501,448	62.52
Mustafa Barghouti – Independent	156,227	19.48
Taysir Khalid – Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (Al-Jabhah al-Dimuqratiyah Li-Tahrir Filastin)	26,848	3.35
Abdel Halim al-Ashqar – Independent	22,171	2.76
Bassam al-Salhi – Palestinian People's Party (Hizb al-Sha'b al-Filastini)	21,429	2.67
Sayyid Barakah – Independent	10,406	1.30
Abdel Karim Shubeir – Independent	5,717	0.71
Invalid Ballots	30,672	3.82
Blank Ballots	27,159	3.39
Total (turnout %)	802,077	100.0
Source: Central Elections Commission

January 12: Abkhazia

Abkhazia

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President: Raul Khajimba Vice President: Vitali Gabnia Government Prime Minister: Beslan Bartsits People's Assembly Speaker: Valeri Bganba Public Chamber Political parties Recent elections Presidential: 2011 2014 Legislative: 2007 2012 Local: 2011 2016 Foreign relations International recognition
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Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia Politics of Georgia
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**Summary of the 12 January 2005 Abkhazian presidential election results**
Presidential candidate	Vice presidential candidate	Votes	%
Sergei Bagapsh	Raul Khadjimba	69,328	91.54
Iakub Lakoba	Stella Gunia	3,549	4.69
Against all		1,988	2.63
Invalid		868	1.15
Total amount of votes cast		75,733	100.00
Turnout		75,733	58.65
Abstention		53,394	41.35
Total number of registered voters		129,127	100.00
Source: Протокол N 7 Центральной избирательной комиссии по выборам Президента Республики Абхазия от 14 января 2005 г.

January 22: Maldives

Maldives

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**Summary of the 22 January 2005 Maldivian Assembly election results**
Candidates	Seats
Non-partisans supporting the government	28
Non-partisans endorsed by the Maldivian Democratic Party	10
Others	2
Appointed members	8
Total	48
Source: Adam Carr

January 30: Iraq

Iraq

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Government Federal government President (list) Fuad Masum Prime Minister (list) Haider al-Abadi Cabinet Current cabinet
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**Summary of the 30 January 2005 Iraqi legislative election results**
Parties and coalitions		Votes	%	Seats	Leaders
	United Iraqi Alliance	4,075,292	48.19%	140	Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Hussain al-Shahristani, Ahmed Chalabi
	Democratic Patriotic Alliance of Kurdistan	2,175,551	25.73%	75	Jalal Talabani, Masoud Barzani
	Iraqi List	1,168,943	13.82%	40	Iyad Allawi
	The Iraqis	150,680	1.78%	5	Ghazi al-Yawer
	Iraqi Turkmen Front	93,480	1.11%	3	Farok Abdullah Abdurrahman
	National Independent Cadres and Elites	69,938	0.83%	3	Fatah al-Sheikh
	People's Union	69,920	0.83%	2	Hamid Majid Mousa
	Islamic Group of Kurdistan	60,592	0.72%	2	Ali Abd-al Aziz
	Islamic Action Organization In Iraq - Central Command	43,205	0.51%	2
	National Democratic Alliance	36,795	0.44%	1
	National Rafidain List	36,255	0.43%	1	Yonadem Kana
	Reconciliation and Liberation Bloc	30,796	0.36%	1	Misha'an al-Juburi
	Iraq Assembly of National Unity	23,686	0.28%	0	Dr. Nehro Mohammed
	Assembly of Independent Democrats	23,302	0.28%	0	Adnan Pachachi
	Iraqi Islamic Party	21,342	0.25%	0	Mohsen Abdel-Hamid
	Islamic Dawa Movement	19,373	0.23%	0	Adil Abd Al-Raheem
	Iraqi National Gathering	18,862	0.22%	0	Hussein al-Jibouri
	Iraqi Republican Assembly	15,452	0.18%	0	Sa'ad Al-Janabi
	Constitutional Monarchy - Al-Sharif Ali bin Al-Hussein	13,740	0.16%	0	Sharif Ali bin Al-Hussein
Others		309,062	3.65%	0
Total		8,456,266	100.00	275
Invalid votes		94,305	—

February

February 6: Thailand

Thailand

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**Summary of the 6 February 2005 House of Representatives of Thailand election results**
Parties	%	Seats
Thai Loves Thais Party (Phak Thai Rak Thai)	60.7	375
Democrat Party (Phak Prachatipat)	18.3	96
Thai Nation Party (Phak Chart Thai)	11.4	27
Great People's Party (Phak Machacon)	8.3	2
Phak Khonkhoplodnee (Khonkhoplodnee Party)	0.6	-
New Aspiration Party (Phak Khwam Wang Mai)	0.4	-
Total (turnout 72%)		500
Source: Angus Reid, The Nation and Adam Carr's Electoral Archives

February 8: Denmark

Kingdom of Denmark

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Constitution Fundamental laws Act of Succession Freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press
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**Summary of the 8 February 2005 Danish Parliament election results**
Parties	Leaders	Votes	%	Seats	+/-
Venstre (Liberals) (V)	Anders Fogh Rasmussen	974,657	29.0	52	−4
Social Democrats (Socialdemokraterne) (A)	Mogens Lykketoft	867,933	25.9	47	−5
Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti) (O)	Pia Kjærsgaard	444,205	13.2	24	2
Conservative People's Party (Det Konservative Folkeparti) (C)	Bendt Bendtsen	345,132	10.3	18	2
Danish Social Liberal Party (Det Radikale Venstre) (B)	Marianne Jelved	307,132	9.2	17	8
Socialist People's Party (Socialistisk Folkeparti) (F)	Holger K. Nielsen	201,162	6.0	11	−1
Red-Green Alliance (Enhedslisten) (Ø)	Collective Leadership	111,394	3.4	6	2
Christian Democrats (Kristendemokraterne) (K)	Marianne Karlsmose	57,836	1.7	0	−4
Centre Democrats (Centrum-Demokraterne) (D)	Mimi Jakobsen	33,635	1.0	0	0
Minority Party (Minoritetspartiet) (M)	Rune Engelbreth Larsen	8,883	0.3	0	N/A
Siumut (Forward) (Greenland)	Lars Emil Johansen	7,775	33.6	1	N/A
Inuit Ataqatigiit (Inuit Community) (Greenland)	Kuupik Kleist	5,785	25.0	1	N/A
Republican Party (Tjóðveldisflokkurin) (Faroe Islands)	Høgni Hoydal	6,301	25.3	1	N/A
People's Party (Fólkaflokkurin) (Faroe Islands)	Anfinn Kallsberg	5,997	24.1	1	N/A
Total (Turnout 84.4 %)				179	0

February 20: Portugal

Portugal

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Executive President (list) Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa Prime Minister (list) António Costa Cabinet
Legislature Assembly of the Republic (list) President: Eduardo Ferro Rodrigues
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Summary of the 20 February 2005 Assembly of the Republic elections results
Parties		Votes	%	±	MPs					MPs %/ votes %
Parties		Votes	%	±	2002	2005	±	%	±	MPs %/ votes %
	Socialist	2,588,312	45.03	7.2	96	121	25	52.61	10.9	1.17
	Social Democratic^[A]	1,653,425	28.77	11.4	105	75	30	32.61	13.0	1.13
	Unitary Democratic Coalition^[B]	433,369	7.54	0.6	12	14	2	6.09	0.9	0.81
	People's	416,415	7.24	1.5	14	12	2	5.22	0.9	0.72
	Left Bloc	364,971	6.35	3.6	3	8	5	3.48	2.2	0.55
	Portuguese Workers' Communist	48,186	0.84	0.2	0	0	0	0.00	0.0	0.0
	New Democracy	40,358	0.70	N/A	N/A	0	N/A	0.00	N/A	0.0
	Humanist Party	17,056	0.30	0.1	0	0	0	0.00	0.0	0.0
	National Renovator Party	9,374	0.16	0.1	0	0	0	0.00	0.0	0.0
	Workers Party of Socialist Unity	5,535	0.10	0.0	0	0	0	0.00	0.0	0.0
	Democratic Party of the Atlantic^[C]	1,681	0.03	N/A	N/A	0	N/A	0.00	N/A	0.0
Total valid		5,578,782	97.06	1.0	230	230	0	100.00	0.0	—
Blank ballots		103,537	1.80	0.8
Invalid ballots		65,515	1.14	0.2
Total (turnout 64.26%)		5,747,834	100.00	2.8
^A From the Social Democratic electoral lists were elected two MPs from the People's Monarchist Party and other two MPs from Earth Party. ^B Portuguese Communist Party (12 MPs) and "The Greens" (2 MPs) ran in coalition.^[1] ^C Democratic Party of the Atlantic electoral list only in Azores.
Source: Comissão Nacional de Eleições

February 20: Northern Cyprus

Northern Cyprus

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Cyprus dispute Annan Plan referendum
Constitution President Mustafa Akıncı Prime Minister (list) Hüseyin Özgürgün Council of Ministers (list) Assembly of the Republic Speaker: Sibel Siber Political parties Recent elections Presidential: 2010 2015 Parliamentary: 2009 2013 Foreign relations Diplomatic missions
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**Summary of the 20 February 2005 Assembly of the Republic of Northern Cyprus election results**
Parties	%	Seats
Republican Turkish Party (Cumhuriyetçi Türk Partisi)	44.5	25
National Unity Party (Ulusal Birlik Partisi)	31.7	16
Democratic Party (Demokrat Partisi)	13.5	5
Peace and Democracy Movement (Barış ve Demokrasi Hareketi)	5.8	1
Communal Liberation Party (Toplumcu Kurtuluş Partisi)	2.4	-
New Party (Yeni Parti)	1.6	-
Independents		3
Total (turnout 80.8 %)		50
Source: TurkishPress.com. The results include the two new MPs elected during by-elections held in 2006, filling two vacancies opened when MPs Mehmet Ali Talat became president and Salih Miroğlu died.

February 21: Anguilla

Anguilla

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**Summary of the 21 February 2005 House of Assembly of Anguilla election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Anguilla United Front Anguilla National Alliance Anguilla Democratic Party	2,177	39.1	4
Anguilla Strategic Alliance	1,203	21.6	2
Anguilla United Movement	1,088	19.5	1
Anguilla Progressive Party	370	6.6	-
Independents	731	13.1	-
Appointed members	-	-	4
Total (turnout 74.6 %)	5,569	100	11
Source: The Anguillian

February 27: Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan

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Constitution
Executive President Almazbek Atambayev Prime Minister Sooronbay Jeenbekov
Legislative
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**Summary of the 27 February and 13 March 2005 Kyrgyzstan Supreme Council election results**
Parties	Seats
Results not available, elected members	75
Total (turnout %)	75

February 27: Tajikistan

Tajikistan

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Constitution Human rights
Government President Emomalii Rahmon Prime Minister Kokhir Rasulzoda
Legislature Supreme Assembly National Assembly Assembly of Representatives
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**Summary of the 27 February and 13 March 2005 Assembly of Representatives of Tajikistan election results**
Parties		Votes 1st round	%	Seats
People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan (Hizbi Demokrati-Khalkii Tojikston)		1,666,909	64.51	49
Communist Party of Tajikistan (Hizbi Kommunistīi Tojikston)		533,066	20.63	4
Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan (Nahzati Islomi Tojikiston)		193,532	7.48	2
Others	Democratic Party (Hizbi Demokrati)	190,412	7,36	N/A
	Justice Party (Hizb Adolatkhoh)			N/A
	Socialist Party (Hizbi Sotsialistīi Tojikston)			N/A
	Other parties			-
	Non-partisans (pro-HDKT)			5
Total (turnout %)		2,583,919		63
Registered voters		2,771,528
Source: IFES, Angus Reid en Eurasia.org

March

March 6: Moldova

Moldova

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Parliament Speaker Andrian Candu
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**Summary of the 6 March 2005 Parliament of Moldova election results**
Parties and coalitions		%	Seats	+/-
	Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova (Partidul Comuniştilor din Republica Moldova)	45.98	56	−15
	Electoral Bloc Democratic Moldova (Blocul Electoral Moldova Democrată) Party Alliance Our Moldova (Alianţa Moldova Noastră) Democratic Party of Moldova (Partidul Democrat din Moldova) Social Liberal Party (Partidul Social Liberal)	28.53	22	+22
			8	+8
			4	+4
	Christian Democratic People's Party (Partidul Popular Creştin Democrat)	9.07	11	0
Total (turnout 63.7%)			101	0

March 13: Central African Republic

President

Candidate	Party	First round		Second round
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Votes	%
François Bozizé	Independent	382,241	42.97	610,903	64.60
Martin Ziguélé	Movement for the Liberation of the Central African People	209,357	23.53	334,716	35.40
André Kolingba	Central African Democratic Rally	145,495	16.36
Jean-Paul Ngoupandé	National Unity Party	45,182	5.08
Charles Massi	Democratic Forum for Modernity	28,618	3.22
Abel Goumba	Patriotic Front for Progress	22,297	2.51
Henri Pouzère	Independent	18,647	2.10
Josué Binoua	Independent	13,559	1.52
Jean-Jacques Démafouth	Independent	11,279	1.27
Auguste Boukanga	Union for Renewal and Democracy	7,085	0.80
Olivier Gabirault	Alliance for Democracy and Progress	5,834	0.66
Invalid/blank votes		57,022	–	32,111	–
Total		946,616	100	977,730	100
Registered voters/turnout		1,302,930	72.7	1,452,211	67.3
Source: African Elections Database

National Assembly

Alliance	Party	Seats	+/–
National Convergence "Kwa Na Kwa"	Party for Democracy in Central Africa	8	New
	National Party for a New Central Africa	7	New
	Liberal Democratic Party	3	+1
	Action Party for Development	2	New
	National Union for Democracy and Rally	2	New
	Movement for Democracy and Development	2	–6
	Movement for Unity, Peace and Security	1	New
	National Democratic Front	1	New
	Independents	16	New
Movement for the Liberation of the Central African People		11	–36
Consultation of Opposition Political Parties	Social Democratic Party	5	–1
	National Unity Party	3	0
	Movement for Democracy, Independence and Social Progress	3	New
Central African Democratic Rally		7	–13
Patriotic Front for Progress		2	–5
Alliance for Democracy and Progress		2	–3
Democratic Forum for Modernity		1	–1
Löndö Association		1	New
Social Democratic Party–Congress of Central African Social Democrats		1	New
African Party for a Radical Transformation and Integration of the State		0	–
Alliance for Solidarity and Progress		0	–
Central African Democratic Decision for Development		0	–
Central African Greens Movement		0	–
Central African Party for Development		0	–
Central African People's National Democratic Union		0	–
Central African Republican Party		0	0
Central African Socialist Movement		0	–
Civic Forum		0	–1
Congress of Democrats for Central African Renewal		0	–
Democratic Movement for the Renaissance and Evolution of Central Africa		0	0
Democratic Republicans' Union		0	–
Liberal Effort in Black Africa		0	–
Liberal Republican Party		0	–
Movement for Democracy and Social Evolution		0	–
Movement for the Social Evolution of Black Africa		0	0
Movement for the Social Evolution of Black Africa–Boganda		0	0
Movement for Unity and Democracy		0	–
National Convention		0	0
National Movement for Renewal		0	–
National Union for the Defence of Democracy		0	–
National Movement for Development		0	–
New Perspectives Central Africa		0	–
Patriotic Movement for Renewal		0	–
People's Union for Social and Economic Development		0	–
Republican Progress Party		0	–
Union for a Popular Central African Movement		0	–
Union for Progress in Central Africa		0	–
Union for Renewal and Democracy		0	–
Union for the Republic		0	–
Union of Democrats for Panafrican Renewal		0	–
Independents		27	New
Total		105	–4
Source: EISA, EISA

March 13: Micronesia

Federated States of Micronesia

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**Summary of the 8 March 2005 Micronesian Congress election results**
Members	Seats
Non-partisans	14
Total (turnout %)	14

March 13: Liechtenstein

Principality of Liechtenstein

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**Summary of the 13 March 2005 Landtag of Liechtenstein election results**
Parties		Votes	%	Seats
	Progressive Citizens' Party (Fortschrittliche Bürgerpartei)	94,547	48.7	12
	Patriotic Union (Vaterländische Union)	74,162	38.2	10
	Free List (Freie Liste)	25,286	13.0	3
Total votes (turnout 86.5%)		193,995		25
Source: landtagswahlen.li

March 17: Tonga

Tonga

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**Summary of the 17 March 2005 Tonga Legislative Assembly election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Human Rights and Democracy Movement	30,501	38.9	7
Other candidates	47,816	61.1	2
members elected by and among the 33 hereditary nobles of Tonga			9
members of the Privy Council (appointed by the King)			10
Governors (appointed by the King)			2
Total	78,317		30
Source: http://psephos.adam-carr.net/countries/t/tonga/tonga2005.txt

March 31: Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

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Constitution Constitutional history
Government President Robert Mugabe Vice-President Emmerson Mnangagwa Phelekezela Mphoko Cabinet Council of Ministers
Legislature Parliament Senate House of Assembly Constituencies
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**Summary of the 31 March 2005 House of Assembly of Zimbabwe election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic Front	1,569,867	59.6	78
Movement for Democratic Change	1,041,292	39.5	41
Independents	16,223	0.6	1
Zimbabwe African National Union-Ndonga	6,608	0.3	0
Zimbabwe Youth in Alliance	594	0.0	0
Zimbabwe People's Democratic Party	61	0.0	0
Presidential appointees			20
Ex-officio members (Chiefs)			10
Total (turnout 47.7%)	2,634,645	100.0	150
Registered voters	5,658,624
Total votes cast	2,696,670
Invalid votes	62,025
Source: African Elections Database

April

April 8: Djibouti

Djibouti

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**Summary of the 8 April 2005 Djibouti presidential election results**
Candidates - Nominating parties	Votes	%
Ismail Omar Guelleh - People's Rally for Progress	144,433	100.00
Total valid votes (turnout 71.7%)	144,433	100.00
Invalid votes	4,692
Total votes	149,125
Registered voters	208,098
Source: African Elections Database

April 17: Northern Cyprus

Northern Cyprus

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**Summary of the 17 April 2005 Northern Cyprus presidential election**
Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Mehmet Ali Talat	Republican Turkish Party	55,943	55.60
Derviş Eroğlu	National Unity Party (UBP)	22,869	22.73
Mustafa Arabacıoğlu	Democrat Party (DP)	13,302	13.22
Nuri Çevikel	New Party (YP)	4816	4.79
Zeki Beşiktepeli	Independent	1728	1.72
Hüseyin Angolemli	Communal Liberation Party (TKP)	1054	1.05
Zehra Cengiz	Cyprus Socialist Party	439	0.44
Arif Salih Kırdağ	Independent	306	0.30
Ayhan Kaymak	Independent	168	0.17
Total (turnout 69.58%)		100,186	100
Source: Adam Carr

April 24: Andorra

Andorra

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**Summary of the 24 April 2005 General Council of Andorra election results**
Party		Constituency			PR			Total Seats	+/-
Party		Votes	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Total Seats	+/-
	Liberal Party of Andorra	5,473	46.2	8	5,100	40.0	6	14	-1
	Social Democratic Party	–	–	0	4,711	36.9	6	12	–
	Democratic Renewal	–	–	0	772	6.0	0	0	New
	Andorran Democratic Centre+Century 21	1,127	9.5	0	1,360	10.7	2	2	New
	Greens of Andorra	–	–	0	433	3.4	0	0	New
	Social Democratic Party-Democratic Renewal coalition	5,235	44.2	6	–	–	0	6	–
Invalid/blank votes		1,045	–	–	503	–	–	–	–
Total		12,880	100	14	12,879	100	14	28	0
Source: Nohlen & Stöver, IPU

April 24: Togo

Togo

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**Summary of the 24 April 2005 Togo presidential election results**
Candidates - nominating parties	Votes	%
Faure Gnassingbé - Rally for the Togolese People (Rassemblement du Peuple Togolais)		60.15
Emmanuel Bob-Akitani - Union of Forces for Change (Union des Forces du Changement), supported by Alliance of Democrats for Integral Development (Alliance des Démocrates pour le Développement Intégral), Action Committee for Renewal (Comité d'Action pour la Renouveau), Democratic Convention of African Peoples (Convention Démocratique des Peoples Africains) and Socialist Pact for Renewal (Pacte Socialiste pour le Renouveau)		38.25
Nicolas Lawson - Party for Renewal and Redemption (Parti pour le Renouveau et la Rédemption)		1.04
Harry Olympio - Rally for the Support of Democracy and Development (Rassemblement pour le soutien de la démocratie et du développement)		0.55
Total (turnout 63.6 %)	2,200,274
Registered voters	3,599,306
Total votes	2,288,279
Invalid or blank votes	88,005

April 30: Niue

Niue

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**Summary of the 30 April 2005 Niue Assembly election results**
Members	Seats
Non-partisan members elected on a common roll	6
Representatives of the villages	14
Total (turnout %)	20

May

May 5: United Kingdom

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Summary of the Results of the 5 May 2005 General Election to the House of Commons of the United Kingdom
	Political party	Leader	Candidates	Elected	Seats gained	Seats lost	Net change in seats	% of seats	Number of votes	% of votes	Change in % of vote	Votes per seat won
	Labour	Tony Blair	627	355	0	47	–47	55.2	9,552,436	35.2	–5.5	26,908
	Conservative	Michael Howard	630	198	36	3	+33	30.7	8,784,915	32.4	+0.7	44,368
	Liberal Democrat	Charles Kennedy	626	62	16	5	+11	9.6	5,985,454	22.0	+3.8	96,540
	UKIP	Roger Knapman	496	0	0	0	0	0.0	605,973	2.2	+0.8	N/A
	SNP	Alex Salmond	59	6	2	0	+2	0.9	412,267	1.5	–0.2	68,711
	Green	Caroline Lucas and Keith Taylor	182	0	0	0	0	0.0	257,758	1.0	+0.4	N/A
	DUP	Ian Paisley	18	9	4	0	+4	1.4	241,856	0.9	+0.2	26,873
	BNP	Nick Griffin	119	0	0	0	0	0.0	192,745	0.7	+0.5	N/A
	Plaid Cymru	Dafydd Iwan	40	3	0	1	–1	0.5	174,838	0.6	–0.1	58,279
	Sinn Féin	Gerry Adams	18	5	1	0	+1	0.8	174,530	0.6	–0.1	34,906
	UUP	David Trimble	18	1	0	5	–5	0.2	127,414	0.5	–0.3	127,414
	SDLP	Mark Durkan	18	3	1	1	0	0.5	125,626	0.5	–0.1	41,875
	Independent	N/A	180	1	1	0	+1	0.2	122,416	0.5	+0.1	122,416
	Respect	Linda Smith	26	1	1	0	+1	0.2	68,094	0.3	N/A	68,094
	Scottish Socialist	Colin Fox	58	0	0	0	0	0.0	43,514	0.2	–0.1	N/A
	Veritas	Robert Kilroy-Silk	65	0	0	0	0	0.0	40,607	0.1	N/A	N/A
	Alliance	David Ford	12	0	0	0	0	0.0	28,291	0.1	0.0	N/A
	Scottish Green	Shiona Baird and Robin Harper	19	0	0	0	0	0.0	25,760	0.1	+0.1	N/A
	Socialist Labour	Arthur Scargill	49	0	0	0	0	0.0	20,167	0.1	0.0	N/A
	Liberal	Michael Meadowcroft	14	0	0	0	0	0.0	19,068	0.1	0.0	N/A
	Health Concern	Richard Taylor	1	1	0	0	0	0.2	18,739	0.1	0.0	18,739
	Speaker	N/A	1	1	0	0	0	0.2	15,153	0.1	0.0	15,153
	English Democrat	Robin Tilbrook	24	0	0	0	0	0.0	15,149	0.1	N/A	N/A
	Socialist Alternative	Peter Taaffe	17	0	0	0	0	0.0	9,398	0.0	N/A	N/A
	National Front	Tom Holmes	13	0	0	0	0	0.0	8,079	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Legalise Cannabis	Alun Buffry	21	0	0	0	0	0.0	6,950	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Monster Raving Loony	Howling Laud Hope	19	0	0	0	0	0.0	6,311	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Community Action	Peter Franzen	3	0	0	0	0	0.0	5,984	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Christian Vote	George Hargreaves	10	0	0	0	0	0.0	4,004	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Mebyon Kernow	Dick Cole	4	0	0	0	0	0.0	3,552	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Forward Wales	John Marek	6	0	0	0	0	0.0	3,461	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Christian Peoples	Alan Craig	9	0	0	0	0	0.0	3,291	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Rainbow Dream Ticket	Rainbow George Weiss	23	0	0	0	0	0.0	2,463	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Community Group	Martin Williams	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	2,365	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Ashfield Independents	Roy Adkins	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	2,292	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Alliance for Green Socialism	Mike Davies	5	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,978	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Residents	Malvin Brown	2	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,850	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Workers' Party	Seán Garland	6	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,669	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Socialist Environmental	Goretti Horgan	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,649	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Scottish Unionist	Daniel Houston	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,266	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Workers Revolutionary	Sheila Torrance	10	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,241	0.0	0.0	N/A
	New England	Michael Tibby	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,224	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Communist	Robert Griffiths	6	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,124	0.0	0.0	N/A
	Community Group		1	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,118	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Peace and Progress	Chris Cooper	3	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,036	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Scottish Senior Citizens	John Swinburne	2	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,017	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Your Party	Daniel Thompson	2	0	0	0	0	0.0	1,006	0.0	N/A	N/A
	SOS! Northampton	Yvonne Dale	2	0	0	0	0	0.0	932	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Independent Working Class	None	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	892	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Democratic Labour	Brian Powell	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	770	0.0	N/A	N/A
	British Public Party	Kashif Rana	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	763	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Free Scotland	Brian Nugent	3	0	0	0	0	0.0	743	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Pensioners Party Scotland	George Rodger	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	716	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Publican Party	Kit Fraser and Don Lawson	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	678	0.0	N/A	N/A
	English Independence Party	Andrew Constantine	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	654	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Socialist Unity	None	2	0	0	0	0	0.0	581	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Local Community Party	Jack Crossfield	1	0	0	0	0	0.0	570	0.0	N/A	N/A
	Clause 28	David Braid	3	0	0	0	0	0.0	516	0.0	N/A	N/A
	UK Community Issues Party	Michael Osman	3	0	0	0	0	0.0	502	0.0	N/A	N/A
Total			646					Turnout	27,148,510	61.4		42,026

May 5: Dominica

Dominica

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**Summary of the 5 May 2005 House of Assembly of Dominica election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Dominica Labour Party	19,741	52.1	12
United Workers' Party	16,529	43.6	8
Dominica Freedom Party	1,194	3.2	-
Others	449	1.1	1
Total (turnout 57.5%)	37,913	100.0	21
Source: Dominica: legislative election of 5 May 2005

May 11: Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands

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Summary of the 11 May 2005 Cayman Islands Legislative Assembly election results
Parties	Seats
People's Progressive Movement	9
United Democratic Party	5
West Bay Alliance	-
People's Democratic Alliance	-
Independents	1
Total (turnout 80.25%)	15
Source: Elections Office

May 14: Republic of China/Taiwan

**Summary of the 14 May 2005 Taiwan National Assembly election results**
Parties	Votes	Percentage (%)	Seats
Parties in favor of the amendments			249
Democratic Progressive Party	1,647,791	42.52	127
Kuomintang	1,508,384	38.92	117
___ Chinese People's Party	41,940	1.08	3
___ Peasant Party	15,516	0.40	1
___ Civil Party	8,609	0.22	1
Parties not in favor of the amendments			51
Taiwan Solidarity Union	273,147	7.05	21
People First Party	236,716	6.11	18
___ 150 persons union led by Jhang Ya Jhong	65,081	1.68	5
New Party	34,253	0.88	3
Non-Partisan Solidarity Union	25,162	0.65	2
Taiwan Independence Party	11,500	0.30	1
___ 20 persons union led by Wang Ting Sing	7,499	0.19	1
Total (turnout )			300

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May 15: Ethiopia

Ethiopia

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Summary of the 15 May 2005 Ethiopian House of People's Representatives election results
Coalitions and parties	%	Seats
Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front Tigrayan People's Liberation Front Oromo Peoples' Democratic Organization Amhara National Democratic Movement Southern Ethiopian People's Democratic Movement	59.8%	327
Coalition for Unity and Democracy Ethiopian Democratic League All Ethiopian Unity Party United Ethiopian Democratic Party-Medhin Party Rainbow Ethiopia: Movement for Democracy and Social Justice	19.9%	109
United Ethiopian Democratic Forces Oromo National Congress Ethiopian Social Democratic Federal Party Southern Ethiopia People's Democratic Coalition All-Amhara People's Organization Ethiopian Democratic Unity Party	9.5%	52
Somali People's Democratic Party	4.3%	24
Oromo Federalist Democratic Movement	2.0%	11
Benishangul-Gumuz People's Democratic Unity Front	1.4%	8
Afar National Democratic Party	1.4%	8
Gambela People's Democratic Movement	negligible	3
Sheko and Mezenger People's Democratic Unity Organization	negligible	1
Hareri National League	negligible	1
Argoba Nationality Democratic Organization	negligible	1
Independent	negligible	1
Total	100%	546

Ethiopian 2005 general election results. Only parties with more than 10 seats shown.
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May 20: Mongolia

Mongolia

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Summary of the 20 May 2005 Mongolian presidential election results
Candidates – Nominating party	Votes	%
Nambaryn Enkhbayar – Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party	495,730	54.2%
Mendsaikhany Enkhsaikhan – Democratic Party	184,743	20.2%
Bazarsad Jargalsaikhan – Republican Party	129,147	14.1%
Badarchiin Erdenebat – Motherland Party	105,171	11.5%
Total (turnout 74.9%)	914,791	100.00%
Source: General Election Commission of Mongolia

May 25: Suriname

Suriname

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Alliances and parties	Votes	%	Seats
New Front for Democracy and Development (Nieuwe Front voor Democratie en Ontwikkeling): National Party of Suriname (Nationale Partij Suriname) Progressive Reform Party (Vooruitstrevende Hervormingspartij) Pertjajah Luhur Surinamese Labour Party (Surinaamse Partij van de Arbeid)		41.2	23
National Democratic Party (Nationale Democratische Partij)		23.1	15
People's Alliance for Progress (Volksalliantie Voor Vooruitgang) Democratic National Platform 2000 (Democratisch Nationaal Platform 2000) Basic Party for Renewal and Democracy (Basispartij voor Vernieuwing en Democratie) Party for National Unity and Solidarity (Kerukanan Tulodo Pranatan Ingit)		14.5	5
A-Com General Liberation and Development Party (Algemene Bevrijdings- en Ontwikkelingspartij) Brotherhood and Unity in Politics (Broederschap en Eenheid in de Politiek) Seeka		7.3	5
A1 Democratic Alternative '91 (Democratisch Alternatief '91) Democrats of the 21st Century (Democraten van de 21ste Eeuw) Political Wing of the FAL (Politieke Vleugel van de FAL) Meeting Point 2000 (Trefpunt 2000)		6.2	3
Union of Progressive Surinamese (Unie van Progressieve Surinamers)		4.9	-
Party for Democracy and Development through Unity (Partij voor Democratie en Ontwikkeling door Eenheid)		4.9	-
Progressive Workers' and Farmers' Union (Progressieve Arbeiders- en Landbouwersunie)	PALU	1.0	-
Total (turnout 65.1 %)			51

May 30: Lebanon

Lebanon

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Summary of the 29 May – 20 June 2005 Lebanese National Assembly election results
Alliances	Seats	Parties	Seats
March 14 Alliance	69	Future Movement (Tayyar Al Mustaqbal)	36
		Progressive Socialist Party (Hizb al-Taqadummi al-Ishtiraki)	16
		Lebanese Forces (al-Quwāt al-Lubnāniyya)	6
		Qornet Shehwan Gathering Phalangist or Kataeb Party (Hizb al-Kataeb) Independents	6
		Independents (Tripoli Bloc)	3
		Democratic Renewal (Tripoli Bloc)	1
		Democratic Left (Tripoli Bloc)	1
March 8 Alliance	57	Hope Movement (Harakat Amal)	14
		Hezbollah	14
		Syrian Social Nationalist Party (al-Hizb al-Qawmi al-souri al ijtima'i)	2
		Others	5
		Free Patriotic Movement (Tayyar Al-Watani Al-Horr)	15
		Skaff Bloc	5
		Murr Bloc	2
Independents	2	Independents	2
Total			128

June

June 19: Guinea-Bissau

Guinea-Bissau

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**Summary of the 19 June and 24 July 2005 Guinea-Bissau presidential election results**
Candidates - Nominating parties	Votes 1st round	% 1st round	Votes 2nd round	% 2nd round
Malam Bacai Sanhá - African Independence Party of Guinea and Cape Verde	158,276	35.45%	196,759	47.65%
João Bernardo "Nino" Vieira - Independent	128,918	28.87%	216,167	52.35%
Mohamed Ialá Embaló - Party for Social Renewal	111,606	25.00%	-	-
Francisco Fadul - United Social Democratic Party	12,733	2.85%	-	-
Aregado Mantenque Té - Workers' Party	9,000	2.02%	-	-
Mamadú Iaia Djaló - Independent	7,112	1.59%	-	-
Mário Lopes da Rosa - Independent	4,863	1.09%	-	-
Idrissa Djaló - National Unity Party	3,604	0.81%	-	-
Adelino Mano Queta - Independent	2,816	0.63%	-	-
Faustino Fadut Imbali - Manifest Party of the People	2,330	0.52%	-	-
Paulino Empossa Ié - Independent	2,215	0.50%	-	-
Antonieta Rosa Gomes - Guinean Civic Forum-Social Democracy	1,642	0.37%	-	-
João Tátis Sá - Guinean People's Party	1,378	0.31%	-	-
Total (turnout 87.6% / 78.6%)	446,493		412,926

June 19: Nagorno Karabakh

Nagorno-Karabakh Republic

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Summary of the 19 June 2005 National Assembly election results
Parties	Votes PR Lists	%	Seats
Democratic Party of Artsakh (Artsakhi Demokratakan Kusaktsutyun)	22,393	37.6%	12
Free Motherland (Azat Hayrenik)	15,931	26.7%	10
ARF/Movement 88 Armenian Revolutionary Federation (Hai Heghapokhakan Dashnaktsutyun) Movement 88	14,534	24.4%	3
Communist Party of Artsakh (Artsakhi Komunistakan Kusaktsutyun)	2,432	4.0%	-
Moral Revival (Baroyakan Veratsnund)	2,192	3.6%	-
Armenia Our Home (Mer Tun' Hayastan)	1,265	2.1%	-
Social Justice Party	788	1.2%	-
Non-partisans			8
Total (Turnout 78%)	66776	100.0	33
Source: Ruling Party Wins Karabakh Vote Amid Opposition Outcry

June 17: Iran

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Government of Islamic Republic of Iran
Leadership Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei House of Leadership Assembly of Experts Chairman: Ahmad Jannati
Executive President (list) Hassan Rouhani First Vice President (list) Eshaq Jahangiri Presidential Administration and Staff Cabinet Government of Rouhani
Legislative Islamic Consultative Assembly Speaker: Ali Larijani Supreme Audit Court Guardian Council Chairman: Ahmad Jannati
Judicial Chief Justice Sadeq Larijani Attorney General Mohammad Jafar Montazeri Supreme Court Islamic Revolutionary Court Special Clerical Court General Inspection Office High Council for Human rights
Supreme Councils Supreme National Security Council Secretary: Ali Shamkhani Supreme Council of the Cultural Revolution Expediency Discernment Council Chairman: Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
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Elections Election Office • Guardian Council Recent and future elections Presidential: 2013 2017 Legislative: 2012 2016 Experts: 2016 2024 Local: 2013 2017
Political parties Reformists • Principlists
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Summary of the 17 and 24 June 2005 Iranian Presidential election results
Candidates	Votes 1st round	%	Votes 2nd round	%
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad	5,711,696	19.43	17,284,782	61.69
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani	6,211,937	21.13	10,046,701	35.93
Mehdi Karroubi	5,070,114	17.24	-	-
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf	4,095,827	13.93	-	-
Mostafa Moeen	4,083,951	13.89	-	-
Ali Larijani	1,713,810	5.83	-	-
Mohsen Mehralizadeh	1,288,640	4.38	-	-
Blank or invalid votes	1,224,882	4.17	663,770	2.37
Total (turnout 62.66% and 59.6%)	29,400,857	100	27,959,253	100

June 25: Bulgaria

Bulgaria

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Bulgaria
Constitution 1879 1947 1971 1991
Presidency President (list) Rosen Plevneliev Vice President Margarita Popova
Executive Legislative Government Prime Minister (list) Boyko Borisov National Assembly Speaker: Tsetska Tsacheva
Law Judiciary Nationality law Human rights Courts Constitutional Court Supreme Administrative Court Supreme Court of Cassation
Major political parties GERB Bulgarian Socialist Party DPS Reformist Bloc Patriotic Front Bulgaria Without Censorship Attack
Recent elections Presidential 2006 2011 2016 Parliamentary 2009 2013 2014
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Foreign relations 2007 EU enlargement Kristalina Georgieva
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**Summary of the 2005 National Assembly of Bulgaria election results:**
Party		Votes	%	Seats	+/−
	Coalition for Bulgaria	1,129,196	31.0	82	+34
	National Movement Simeon II	725,314	19.9	53	−67
	Movement for Rights and Freedoms	467,400	12.8	34	+13
	National Union Attack	296,848	8.1	21	+21
	United Democratic Forces	280,323	7.7	20	−31
	Democrats for a Strong Bulgaria	234,788	6.4	17	+17
	People's Union	189,268	5.2	13	+13
	Others	324,050	8.8	0	-
	Total valid votes	3,648,177	100.0	240	-
Invalid votes		99,616
Votes cast (turnout: 55.8%)		3,747,793
Registered voters in the main list		6,720,941
Source: Electoral Commission of Bulgaria and Adam Carr's Electoral Archive

June: Tokelau

Tokelau

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Tokelau
Administrator Linda Te Puni Head of Government Afega Gaualofa Parliament Council for the Ongoing Government Cabinet Recent elections General: 2008 Referendums: 2006 2007
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**Summary of the June 2005 Parliament of Tokelau election results**
Members	Seats
Non-partisans	15
Total	15

July

July 3: Albania

Politics of Albania

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Albania
Constitution Human rights
Legislature Parliament Chairperson: Ilir Meta Committees Members Leaders Edi Paloka (PD) Gramoz Ruçi (PS) Petrit Vasili (LSI) Leader of the Opposition Lulzim Basha
Judiciary Constitutional Court Administrative Court Court of Justice (ordinary) Supreme Court
Executive President (List) Bujar Nishani Prime Minister (List) Edi Rama Deputy Prime Minister Niko Peleshi Cabinet
Administrative divisions Counties Municipalities Cities Villages
Elections Recent elections Presidential 2007 2012 2017 Parliamentary 2005 2009 2013 Local 2007 2011 2015 Referendums 1994 1997 1998 Political parties Parliamentary PD PS LSI PDIU FRD PR PBDNJ Others PGJ AK PLL PDK PBK
Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister: Ditmir Bushati Diplomatic missions of Albania in Albania International participation United Nations Permrep: Ferit Hoxha European Union Ambassador: M. Halimi NATO Permrep: Artur Kuko OIC Ambassador: A. Banaj
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Summary of the 3 July 2005 Assembly of Albania election results
Parties	Votes PR	%	Seats
Parties	Votes PR	%	Constituencies	PR	Total
Democratic Party of Albania (Partia Demokratike e Shqipërisë)	104,796	7.67	56	0	56
Socialist Party of Albania (Partia Socialiste e Shqipërisë)	121,412	8.89	42	0	42
ALDM-National Front (Partia Balli Kombëtar Shqiptar)	457,143	33,46	0	18	18
ALDM-Republican Party of Albania (Partia Republikane e Shqipërisë)			-	11	11
ALDM-New Democratic Party (Partia Demokrate e Re)			-	4	4
ALDM-Christian Democratic Party of Albania (Partia Demokristiane e Shqipërisë)			-	2	2
ALDM-Liberal Democratic Union (Bashkimi Liberal Demokrat)			-	1	1
ALDM-Democratic National Front Party (Partia Ballik Kombëtar Demokrat)			-	-	-
ALDM-Albanian Democratic Union Party (Partia e Bashkimit Demokrat Shqiptar)			-	-	-
ALDM-Human Rights Liberation Movement (Lëvizja për të Drejtat dhe Liritë e Njeriut)			-	-	-
Social Democratic Party of Albania (Partia Socialdemokrate e Shqipërisë)	174,103	12.74	0	7	7
Socialist Movement for Integration (Lëvizja Socialiste për Intigrim)	114,798	8.40	1	4	5
Environmentalist Agrarian Party (Partia Agrare Ambientaliste)	89,635	6.56	-	4	4
Democratic Alliance Party (Partia Aleanca Demokratike)	65,093	4.76	-	3	3
Social Democracy Party of Albania (Partia Demokracia Sociale e Shqipërisë)	57,998	4.25	-	2	2
Unity for Human Rights Party (Partia Bashkimi për të Drejtat e Njeriut)	56,403	4.13	-	2	2
Non-partisans			1		1
Total	1,366,226	100.0	100	40	140
Source: OSCE The candidates of the Alliance for Freedom, Justice and Welfare (Aliansa për Liri, Drejtësi dhe Mirëqenie;;, Republican Party of Albania and allies) supported the candidates of the PDS in the constituencies, as did some of the informal PS allie with the PS candidates. Given the number of irregularities in the first ballot, re-elections were held in two constituencies in Shkodra and Lushnja on 21 August. These results have been included.

July 3: Mauritius

Mauritius

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Constitution
Presidency President Ameenah Gurib Vice-President Barlen Vyapoory
Government Prime Minister Anerood Jugnauth Deputy Prime Minister Xavier Luc Duval Cabinet
Legislature National Assembly Speaker: Maya Hanoomanjee Leader of the Opposition Paul Berenger
Elections Political parties Constituencies Recent elections Presidential: 2008 General: 2005 2010 2014
Outer islands Agaléga Rodrigues Saint Brandon (Cargados Carajos)
Foreign relations Ministers of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic missions
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**Summary of the 3 July 2005 National Assembly of Mauritius election results**
Parties and alliances	Votes	%	Seats	Additional seats	total seats
Alliance Sociale: Labour Party (Parti Travailliste - PTR) Parti Mauricien Xavier-Luc Duval (PMXD) Les Verts Fraternels Mouvement Républicain Mouvement Militant Socialiste Mauricien (MMSM)	948,766	48.8	38	4	42
Alliance MSM-MMM Mouvement Militant Mauricien (MMM) Mouvement Socialiste Militant (MSM) Parti Mauricien Social-Démocrate (PMSD)	829,460	42.6	22	2	24
Organisation du Peuple Rodriguais (OPR)	10,184	0.8	2	2	4
All others	156,538	8.0
Total (Turnout 81.5 %)	1,944,948	100.0	62	8	70
Source: Adam Carr

July 4: Burundi

Party	Votes	%	Seats
Party	Votes	%	Elected	Co-opted	Total
CNDD–FDD	1,417,800	58.55	59	5	64
Front for Democracy in Burundi	525,336	21.70	25	5	30
Union for National Progress	174,575	7.21	10	5	15
National Council for the Defense of Democracy	100,366	4.14	4	0	4
Movement for the Rehabilitation of Citizens – Rurenzangemero	51,730	2.14	2	0	2
Party for National Recovery	42,223	1.74	0	0	0
Other parties and independents	109,396	4.51	0	0	0
Reserved seats for Twas	–	–	–	3	3
Invalid/blank votes	24,575	–	–	–	–
Total	2,446,001	100	100	18	118
Registered voters/turnout	3,167,124	77.23	–	–	–
Source: African Elections Database

July 10: Hong Kong

Foreign relations

Politics and government of Hong Kong
Basic Law Human rights
Executive Chief Executive Leung Chun-ying Chief Secretary Carrie Lam Financial Secretary John Tsang Secretary for Justice Rimsky Yuen Executive Council Convenor: Lam Woon-kwong Bureaus, departments and etc. Hong Kong Civil Service
Legislature Legislative Council President: Leung Kwan-Yuen
Judiciary Court of Final Appeal Chief Justice: Geoffrey Ma High Court
Districts District Councils
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Template:Hong Kong Chief Executive election, 2005

July 10: Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Kyrgyzstan
Constitution
Executive President Almazbek Atambayev Prime Minister Sooronbay Jeenbekov
Legislative
Elections Recent elections Presidential: 2009 2011 Parliamentary: 2007 2010 Referendums: 2010 Political parties Politicians
Related topics Human rights Foreign relations Administrative divisions (oblasts raions) 2010 revolution
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**Summary of the 10 July 2005 Kyrgyzstan presidential election results**
Candidates	Votes	%
Kurmanbek Bakiyev	1,312,174	88.9
Tursunbai Bakir Uulu	56,065	3.8
Akbaraly Aitikeev	52,671	3.6
Zhapar Dzheksheyev	13,821	0.9
Toktayym Ümötalieva	8,111	0.6
Keneshbek Dushebaev	7,424	0.5
Against all candidates	12,771	0.9
Total (turnout %)		100.0

July 29: Burundi

Party	Votes	%	Seats
Party	Votes	%	Elected	Co-opted	Total
CNDD–FDD			30	2	32
Front for Democracy in Burundi			3	2	5
National Council for the Defense of Democracy			1	2	3
Union for National Progress			0	2	2
Reserved seats for Twas	–	–	–	3	3
Former presidents	–	–	–	4	4
Invalid/blank votes	1,064	–	–	–	–
Total	2,161	100	100	18	118
Registered voters/turnout	3,225	67.01	–	–	–
Source: African Elections Database, IPU

August

August 27: Singapore

Singapore

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Constitution
Executive President Tony Tan Keng Yam Government Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong Deputy PMs Teo Chee Hean Tharman Shanmugaratnam Cabinet Government organisations
Legislature President Tony Tan Keng Yam Parliament Speaker: Halimah Yacob Constituencies Members of Parliament (MPs) Non-constituency MPs Nominated MPs Political parties
Judiciary Chief Justice: Sundaresh Menon Supreme Court Court of Appeal High Court State Courts
Elections Presidential Parliamentary
Foreign relations
Related topics OB marker Women in Singapore politics
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Summary of the 17 August 2005 Singapore presidential election results
Candidate	Votes
S. R. Nathan	Without ballot

August 30: Saint Helena

Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
Monarch: Elizabeth II Governor: Lisa Phillips Chief Secretary Sheriff Attorney General Court of Appeal Supreme Court Magistrates and Juvenile Courts Politics of Saint Helena Legislative Council Executive Council Politics of Ascension Island Administrator of Ascension Island Ascension Island Council Politics of Tristan da Cunha Administrator of Tristan da Cunha Tristan da Cunha Island Council
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Summary of the 30 August 2005 Legislative Council of Saint Helena election results
Candidates	Seats
Non-partisans	12
Ex officio members	3
Total (turnout %)	15

September

September 7: Egypt

Egypt

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Egypt
Constitution (history)
Government President (list) Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Prime Minister (list) Sherif Ismail Cabinet
Legislature Parliament House of Representatives Speaker (list) Ali Abdel Aal
Judiciary Supreme Constitutional Court
Administrative divisions Governorates Marakiz or Aqsam Villages or Districts
Recent elections Presidential: 2005 2012 2014 Parliamentary: 2010 2011–12 2015 Municipal: 2008 2012
Political parties (former)
Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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**Summary of the 7 September 2005 Egyptian presidential election results**
Candidates, Nominating parties	Votes	%
Hosni Mubarak, National Democratic Party (Al-Hizb Al-Watani Al-Dimuqrati)	6,316,714	88.6
Ayman Nour, Tomorrow Party (Hizb al-Ghad)	540,405	7.3
Numan Gomaa, New Wafd Party (Hizb al-Wafd al-Jadid)	201,891	2.8
Total (Turnout 22.9 %)	7,059,010

September 11: Japan

Japan

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Japan
Constitution The Constitution History Laws
The Monarchy Emperor (list) Akihito Crown Prince Naruhito Imperial House Imperial Household Agency
Legislature National Diet House of Representatives Speaker Tadamori Oshima Vice-Speaker Tatsuo Kawabata House of Councillors President Masaaki Yamazaki Vice-President Azuma Koshiishi Leader of the Opposition Katsuya Okada
Executive Prime Minister (list) Shinzō Abe Deputy Prime Minister Tarō Asō Government Cabinet Ministries Administrative Agencies
Judiciary Chief Justice (list) Itsurō Terada Supreme Court Intellectual Property High Court
Administrative Divisions Prefectures Governors (list) Subprefectures Districts Municipalities Mergers and Dissolutions Submunicipalities
Elections House of Councillors 2007 2010 2013 2016 House of Representatives 2005 2009 2012 2014 Next General Election
Political parties Major parties Liberal Democratic Democratic Kōmeitō Other parties
Foreign relations Foreign policy
Related topics National Police Imperial Guard Special Assault Team Self-Defense Force Air Ground Maritime
Japan portal Other countries Atlas

**Summary of the 11 September 2005 Japanese House of Representatives election results**^[2]
Alliances and parties		Local constituency vote			PR block vote			Total seats	+/−
Alliances and parties		Votes^[3]	%	Seats	Votes	%	Seats	Total seats	(last election)	(pre- election)
	Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Jiyū Minshutō	32,518,389	47.8%	219	25,887,798	38.2%	77	296	55	84
	New Komeito Party (NKP) Kōmeitō ("Justice Party")	981,105	1.4%	8	8,987,620	13.3%	23	31	3	3
	Ruling coalition	33,499,494	49.2%	227	34,875,418	51.5%	100	327	52	81
	People's New Party (PNP) Kokumin Shintō	432,679	0.6%	2	1,183,073	1.7%	2	4	4	0
	New Party Nippon (NPN) Shintō Nippon	137,172	0.2%	0	1,643,506	2.4%	1	1	1	2
	Postal privatization rebel parties	569,851	0.7%	2	2,826,579	4.1%	3	5	5	2
	Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) Minshutō ("Democratic Party")	24,804,786	36.4%	52	21,036,425	31.0%	61	113	64	64
	Japanese Communist Party (JCP) Nihon Kyōsantō	4,937,375	7.3%	0	4,919,187	7.3%	9	9	0	0
	Social Democratic Party (SDP) Shakai Minshutō	996,007	1.5%	1	3,719,522	5.5%	6	7	1	2
	New Party Daichi (NPD) Shintō Daichi	16,698	0.0%	0	433,938	0.6%	1	1	1	1
	Others	1,557	0.0 %	0	–			0	2	1
	Other opposition parties	30,756,423	45.2%	53	30,109,072	44.4%	77	130	64	62
	Independents (including most postal privatization rebels)	3,240,521	4.8%	18	–			18	7	14
Totals		68,066,291	100.00%	300	67,811,069	100.00%	180	480	0	3*
Turnout		67.51%			67.46%, overseas: 25.78%			*(vacant seats)

September 12: Norway

Kingdom of Norway

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Constitution
Monarchy King Harald V Crown Prince Haakon
Government Cabinet (current) Prime Minister (list) Erna Solberg List of governments
Parliament Storting President: O. Thommessen Political parties Politicians
Recent elections Parliamentary: 2013 2009 2005 Local: 2015 2011 2007
Local government Administrative divisions Counties (Fylker) Municipalities (Kommuner) Sámi Parliament
Foreign relations European Union relations
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**Summary of the 12 September 2005 Norwegian Storting election results**
Parties		Votes			Seats
Parties		#	%	± %	#	±
	Norwegian Labour Party (Det norske Arbeiderparti)	862,757	32.7	+8.4	61	+18
	Progress Party (Fremskrittspartiet)	582,284	22.1	+7.4	38	+12
	Conservative Party (Høyre)	372,008	14.1	−7.1	23	−15
	Socialist Left Party (Sosialistisk Venstreparti)	233,069	8.8	−3.7	15	−8
	Christian Democratic Party (Kristelig Folkeparti)	178,889	6.8	−5.6	11	−11
	Centre Party (Senterpartiet)	171,124	6.5	+0.9	11	+1
	Liberal Party (Venstre)	156,081	5.9	+2.0	10	+8
	Red Electoral Alliance (Rød Valgallianse)	32,365	1.2	0.0	0	0
	Coastal Party (Kystpartiet)	21,946	0.8	−0.9	0	−1
	Pensioners' Party (Pensjonistpartiet)	13,559	0.5	–0.2	0	0
	Christian Unity Party (Kristent Samlingsparti)	3,865	0.1	–0.2	0	0
	Environment Party The Greens (Miljøpartiet De Grønne)	3,652	0.1	0.0	0	0
	The Democrats (Demokratene)	2,706	0.1	–	0	–
	Abortion Opponents' List (Abortmotstandernes Liste)	1,932	0.1	–	0	–
	Communist Party of Norway (Norges Kommunistiske Parti)	1,066	0.0	0.0	0	0
	Reform Party (Reformpartiet)	727	0.0	–	0	–
	Sami People Party (Sámeálbmot bellodat, Samefolkets Parti)	660	0.0	0.0	0	0
	Liberal People's Party (Det Liberale Folkeparti)	213	0.0	0.0	0	0
	Norwegian Republican Alliance (Norsk Republikansk Allianse)	94	0.0	–	0	–
	Beer Unity Party (Pilsens Samlingsparti)	65	0.0	–	0	–
	Society Party (Samfunnspartiet)	43	0.0	0.0	0	0
		2,639,105	100%		169

September 17: New Zealand

New Zealand

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of New Zealand
Constitution
The Crown Monarch Elizabeth II Governor-General Patsy Reddy Executive Council
Executive (Queen-in-Council) Prime Minister John Key Prime Minister-designate Bill English Cabinet Public sector organisations
Legislative (Queen-in-Parliament) Parliament (current) House of Representatives Speaker: David Carter Official Opposition Leader: Andrew Little Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1947
Elections Political parties Parliamentary constituencies Electoral system Electoral reform Electoral Commission Electoral Enrolment Centre Recent elections General: 2011 2014 2017 Local: 2010 2013 2016 Referendums
Judiciary Supreme Court Chief Justice: Dame Sian Elias Court of Appeal President: Stephen Kós High Court Chief High Court Judge: Geoffrey Venning District Courts Chief District Court Judge: Jan-Marie Doogue Other Courts Employment Environment Courts Martial Appeal Māori Land Waitangi Tribunal
Administrative divisions Realm of New Zealand Regions and territories Territorial authorities North Island South Island Stewart Island Chatham Islands
Related topics Foreign relations Māori politics Nuclear-free zone
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**Summary of the 17 September 2005 New Zealand House of Representatives election results**^[4]
party		votes	% of votes		seats
party		votes	%	change	electorate	list	total	change
	Labour	935,319	41.10	-0.16	31	19	50	-2
	National	889,813	39.10	+18.17	31	17	48	+21
	NZ First	130,115	5.72	-4.66	0	7	7	-6
	Green	120,521	5.30	-1.70	0	6	6	-3
	Māori	48,263	2.12	+2.12	4	0	4	+4
	United Future	60,860	2.67	-4.02	1	2	3	-5
	ACT	34,469	1.51	-5.63	1	1	2	-7
	Progressive	26,441	1.16	-0.54	1	0	1	-1
	other parties	29,828	1.31	-3.58	0	0	0	0
	total	2,275,629	100.00		69	52	121	+1

	informal votes	10,561
	disallowed special votes	17,815
	total votes cast	2,304,005
	turnout	80.92%

September 18: Afghanistan

Afghanistan

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Afghanistan
Constitution Loya jirga ("Grand assembly") Human rights LGBT rights
Executive President (list) Ashraf Ghani Chief Executive Officer Abdullah Abdullah Vice President Abdul Rashid Dostum Sarwar Danish Cabinet
Legislature National Assembly House of Elders House of the People
Judiciary Supreme Court Chief Justice
Administrative divisions Provinces Governors Districts
Elections Recent elections Presidential: 2009 2014 Parliamentary: 2010 2016 Political parties
Foreign relations
Other countries Atlas

**Summary of 18 September 2005 Afghanistan House of the People election results**
Candidates	Seats
Non-partisans	249
Total	249

September 18: Germany

Germany

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Germany
Constitution ("Fundamental Law Code") Human rights Federal Constitutional Court
Executive President Joachim Gauck Chancellor Angela Merkel Vice-Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel Cabinet Merkel III
Legislature Federal Convention (Bundesversammlung) Federal Council (Bundesrat) Federal Diet (Bundestag) Joint Committee (Gemeinsamer Ausschuss)
Judiciary Federal courts Constitutional Administrative Justice Finance Labor Social
Administrative divisions States (Länder) Administrative regions (Regierungsbezirke) Districts (Kreise) Collective municipalities (Ämter) Municipalities (Gemeinden)
Elections Electoral system Political parties Referendums
Foreign relations
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**Summary of the 18 September 2005 German Federal Diet (Bundestag) election results**
Parties		Constituency					Party list					Total seats
Parties		Votes	%	+/−	Seats	+/−	Votes	%	+/−	Seats	+/−	Seats	+/−	%
	Social Democratic Party (SPD)	18,129,100	38.4	−3.5	145	−26	16,194,665	34.2	−4.3	77	−3	222	−29	36.2
	Christian Democratic Union (CDU)	15,390,950	32.6	+0.6	106	+24	13,136,740	27.8	−1.7	74	−34	180	−10	29.3
	Free Democratic Party (FDP)	2,208,531	4.7	−1.1	0	±0	4,648,144	9.8	+2.5	61	+14	61	+14	9.9
	The Left Party.PDS	3,764,168	8.0	+3.7	3	+1	4,118,194	8.7	+4.7	51	+51	54	+52	8.8
	Alliance '90/The Greens (Grüne)	2,538,913	5.4	−0.2	1	±0	3,838,326	8.1	−0.5	50	−4	51	−4	8.3
	Christian Social Union (CSU)	3,889,990	8.2	−0.8	44	+1	3,494,309	7.4	−1.6	2	−13	46	−12	7.5

	National Democratic Party (NPD)	857,777	1.8	+1.6	0	±0	748,568	1.6	+1.2	0	±0	0	±0	0
	The Republicans (REP)	38,678	0.1	±0	0	±0	266,101	0.6	±0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	The Grays – Gray Panthers (GRAUE)	6,340	0.0	−0.2	0	±0	198,601	0.4	+0.2	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Family Party (FAMILIE)	76,064	0.2	+0.2	0	±0	191,842	0.4	+0.3	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Animal Protection Party	7,341	0.0	±0	0	±0	110,603	0.2	−0.1	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Party of Bible-abiding Christians (PBC)	57,027	0.1	±0	0	±0	108,605	0.2	±0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Marxist-Leninist Party (MLPD)	16,480	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	45,238	0.1	+0.1	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Solidarity (BüSo)	40,984	0.1	+0.1	0	±0	35,649	0.1	+0.1	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Bavaria Party (BP)	16,047	0.0	±0	0	±0	35,543	0.1	+0.1	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Feminist Party (DIE FRAUEN)	1,327	0.0	±0	0	±0	27,497	0.1	±0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Alliance for Health, Peace and Social Justice (AGFG)	570	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	21,350	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Social Equality Party (PSG)	–	–	–	–	–	15,605	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	50Plus	–	–	–	–	–	10,536	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	The Party	6,923	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	10,379	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Pro DM	–	–	–	–	–	10,269	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Alliance for Germany (Deutschland)	1,473	0.0	±0	0	±0	9,643	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Anarchist Pogo Party (APPD)	3,018	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	4,233	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Centre Party (Zentrum)	1,297	0.0	±0	0	±0	4,010	0.0	±0	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Party for a Rule of Law Offensive (Offensive D)	5,401	0.0	−0.3	0	±0	3,338	0.0	−0.8	0	±0	0	±0	0
	Independents (UNABHÄNGIGE)	11,703	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	Humanist Party (HP)	2,029	0.0	±0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	German Social Union (DSU)	1,655	0.0	±0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	Christian Centre (CM)	1,011	0.0	±0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	Human Economy Party	639	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	Statt Party	496	0.0	+0.0	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
	Electoral groups and independents	118,130	0.3	+0.2	0	±0	–	–	–	–	–	0	±0	0
Invalid/blank votes		850,072	—	—	—	—	756,146	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Totals		48,044,134	100	±0	299	±0	48,044,134	100	±0	315	+11	614	+11	100
Registered voters/turnout		61,870,711	77.7	—	—	—	61,870,711	77.7	—	—	—	—	—	—
Source: Federal Returning Officer

*The Christian Democratic Union and Christian Social Union of Bavaria call themselves sister parties. They do not operate in the same regions and form one group in the Bundestag.

September 23: Aruba

Aruba

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Aruba
Constitution Governor Fredis Refunjol Prime Minister Mike Eman Estates Chairman Marisol J. Lopez Political parties Elections: 2001, 2005, 2009, 2013
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**Summary of the 23 September 2005 Estates of Aruba election results**
Parties	%	Seats
People's Electoral Movement (Movimiento Electoral di Pueblo)	43	11
Aruban People's Party (Arubaanse Volkspartij)	32	8
Aruban Patriotic Movement (Movimento Patriotico Arubano)	7	1
Network (RED)	7	1
Real Democracy (Democracia Real)	6	0
Aruban Liberal Organization (Organisacion Liberal Arubiano)	4	0
Aruban Patriotic Party (Partido Patriótico Arubano)	2	0
Total		21

September 25: Poland

Poland

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Poland
Constitution Human rights
Executive President (list) Andrzej Duda Prime Minister (list) Beata Szydło Cabinet Ministries
Legislature Parliament Senate Sejm
Judiciary Courts and tribunals Constitutional Tribunal Supreme Court Supreme Administrative Court State Tribunal Offices Supreme Audit Office Officeholders Public Prosecutor General Ombudsman
Recent elections Presidential 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 Parliamentary 1989 1991 1993 1997 2001 2005 2007 2011 2015 European 2004 2009 Local 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 Referendums 1996 1997 2003 2015
Political parties Civic Platform Law and Justice Democratic Left Alliance Polish People's Party Poland Comes First Politicians
Administrative divisions Voivodeships Counties (powiat) Communes (gmina) Cities and towns
Foreign relations Ambassadors
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**Summary of the 25 September 2005 Polish parliamentary election results**
Parties		Votes	%	Seats Sejm	+/-	Seats Senate
	Law and Justice (Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, PiS)	3,185,714	27.0	155	+111	49
	Civic Platform (Platforma Obywatelska, PO)	2,849,259	24.1	133	+68	34
	Self-Defence of the Republic of Poland (Samoobrona RP)	1,347,355	11.4	56	+3	3
	Democratic Left Alliance (Sojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej, SLD)	1,335,257	11.3	55	-161	-
	League of Polish Families (Liga Polskich Rodzin, LPR)	940,726	8.0	34	-4	7
	Polish People's Party (Polskie Stronnictwo Ludowe, PSL)	821,656	7.0	25	-17	2
	Social Democracy of Poland (Socjaldemokracja Polska, SDPL)	459,380	3.9	-		-
	Democratic Party (Partia Demokratyczna)	289,276	2.5	-		-
	Janusz Korwin-Mikke Platform (Platforma Janusza Korwin-Mikke, PJKM)	185,885	1.6	-		-
	Patriotic Movement (Ruch Patriotyczny)	124,038	1.1	-		-
	Polish Labor Party (Polska Partia Pracy, PPP)	91,266	0.8	-		-
	German Minority Electoral Committee (Komitet Wyborczy Mniejszość Niemiecka)	34,469	0.3	2
	Polish National Party (Polska Partia Narodowa)	34,127	0.3	-
	Native House (Dom Ojczysty)	32,863	0.3	-
	Centre (Centrum)	21,893	0.2	-
	All-Poland Civic Coalition (Ogólnopolska Koalicja Obywatelska)	16,251	0.1	-
	Party Initiative of the Republic of Poland (Partia Inicjatywa Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej)	11,914	0.1	-
	Polish Confederation – Dignity and Work (Polska Konfederacja – Godność i Praca)	8,353	0.1	-
	National Rebirth of Poland (Narodowe Odrodzenie Polski)	7,376	0.1	-
	German Minority of Silesia (Mniejszość Niemiecka Śląska)	5,581	0.1	-
	Labour Party (Stronnictwo Pracy)	1,019	0.01	-
	Social Rescuers (Społeczni Ratownicy)	982	0.01	-
	Independents					5
	Total (turnout 40.6 %)	11,804,676		460		100
Registered voters: 30,338,316 Votes counted: 12,255,875 Invalid votes: 451,199 Valid votes: 11,804,676

September 25: Macau

Politics and government of Macau

Basic Law Government Chief Executive Fernando Chui Executive Council of Macau Principal Offices Sec. for Administration & Justice Sec. for Economy & Finance Sec. for Security Sec. for Social Affairs & Culture Sec. for Transport & Public Works Com. Against Corruption Dir. of Audit Pro-Gen. of Procuratorates Commissioner General of the Police Services Director General of the Customs
Legislative Assembly President · Vice President Members of the AL Directly elected members Functional constituency members Appointed members Political parties
Court of Final Appeal
Elections
Foreign relations
Other Macau topics
Culture Demographics Education Economy Geography History Politics Government Macau Portal

**Summary of the 25 September 2005 Legislative Assembly of Macau election results**
Lists		Votes	%	Seats

	United Citizens Association of Macau (Associação dos Cidadãos Unidos de Macau) (澳門民聯協進會)	20,695	16.58	2
	Alliance for the Development of Macau (Aliança para Desenvolvimento de Macau) (澳門發展聯盟)	11,642	9.33	1
	General Union for the Good of Macau (União Geral para O Bem-querer de Macau) (愛澳聯盟)	8,517	6.82	1
	Convergence for Development (Convergência para o Desenvolvimento) (繁榮澳門同盟)	6,079	4.87	1
	Vision Macau (Associação Visão de Macau) (澳門前瞻協進會)	1,973	1.58	0
	União dos Trabalhadores dos Jogos de Fortuna e Azar de Macau	922	0.74	0
	Union for Development (União para o Desenvolvimento) (同心協進會)	16,588	13.29	2
	Union for Promoting Progress (União Promotora para o Progresso) (群力促進會)	11,985	9.60	2
	Association for Democracy and Social Well-Being of Macau (Associação Pela Democracia e Bem-estar Social de Macau) (澳門民主民生協進會)	4,356	3.49	0
	New Youth of Macau (Nova Juventude de Macau) (澳門新青年)	3,060	2.45	0
	Association for Helping the Community and Engagement with the People (Associação de Apoio à Comunidade e Proximidade do Povo) (親民愛群協會)	2,941	2.36	0
	Associação Direitos dos Cidadãos	191	0.15	0
	Pro-establishment camp	88,949	71.26	9

	New Democratic Macau Association (Associação Novo Macau Democrático) (民主新澳門)	23,472	18.80	2
	New Hope (Nova Esperança) (新希望)	9,973	7.99	1
	Por Macau	892	0.71	0
	Associação do Activismo para a Democracia	654	0.52	0
	União dos Operários	457	0.37	0
	Um Novo Vigor Para Macau	448	0.36	0
	Pro-democratic camp	35,896	28.75	3
Subtotal (turnout 58.4%)		124,845	100.00	12
Functional constituencies and appointed members
Macau Business Interest Union (União dos Interesses Empresariais de Macau) (澳門僱主利益聯會) for employers				4
Employees Association Joint Candidature Commission (Comissão Conjunta da Candidatura das Associações de Empregados) (僱員團體聯合) for labour				2
Macau professional Interest Union (União dos Interesses Profissionais de Macau) (澳門專業利益聯會) special interests				2
Excellent Culture and Sports Union Association (Associação União Cultural e Desportiva Excelente) (優裕文康聯合會) charity, culture, education and sport				2
Members appointed by the Chief Executive				7
Total				29

September 28: Somaliland

Somaliland

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Somaliland
Constitution Provisional Constitution
Government Government President Ahmed Mahamoud Silanyo Vice-President Abdirahman Saylici Council of Ministers
Legislative Parliament House of Elders Chairman: Suleiman Mahmud Adam House of Representatives Speaker: Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi
Judiciary Judiciary of Somaliland
Elections Presidential: 2010 2017 Parliamentary: 2005 2017 Political parties Politicians
Foreign relations UNPO Puntland–Somaliland dispute List of representative offices of Somaliland List of diplomatic missions in Somaliland
Other Political parties Passport
Somaliland portal Other countries Atlas

**Summary of the 28 September 2005 House of Representatives of Somaliland election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
UDUB For Unity, Democracy, and Independence (Ururka dimuqraadiga ummadda bahawday)	261,449	39.0	33
KULMIYE Peace, Unity, and Development Party (KULMIYE Nabad, Midnimo iyo horumar)	228,328	34.1	28
UCID For Justice and Development (Ururka Caddaalada iyo Daryeelka)	180,545	26.9	21
Total	680,322	100.0	82
Invalid votes	4,585
Total votes cast	674,907
Source: IRI

October

October 9: Poland

Poland

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Poland
Constitution Human rights
Executive President (list) Andrzej Duda Prime Minister (list) Beata Szydło Cabinet Ministries
Legislature Parliament Senate Sejm
Judiciary Courts and tribunals Constitutional Tribunal Supreme Court Supreme Administrative Court State Tribunal Offices Supreme Audit Office Officeholders Public Prosecutor General Ombudsman
Recent elections Presidential 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 Parliamentary 1989 1991 1993 1997 2001 2005 2007 2011 2015 European 2004 2009 Local 1990 1994 1998 2002 2006 2010 Referendums 1996 1997 2003 2015
Political parties Civic Platform Law and Justice Democratic Left Alliance Polish People's Party Poland Comes First Politicians
Administrative divisions Voivodeships Counties (powiat) Communes (gmina) Cities and towns
Foreign relations Ambassadors
Related topics Economy History (political) Armed forces
Other countries Atlas

**Summary of 9 and 23 October 2005 Polish Presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes 1st round	%	Votes 2nd round	%
Lech Kaczyński - Law and Justice	4,947,927	33.1	8,257,468	54.04
Donald Tusk - Civic Platform	5,429,666	36.3	7,022,319	45.96
Andrzej Lepper - Self-Defense of the Republic of Poland	2,259,094	15.1
Marek Borowski - Social Democracy of Poland	1,544,642	10.3
Jarosław Kalinowski - Polish People's Party	269,316	1.8
Janusz Korwin-Mikke - Real Politics Union	214,116	1.4
Henryka Bochniarz - Democratic Party	188,598	1.3
Liwiusz Ilasz	31,691	0.2
Stanisław Tymiński - All-Polish Citizens Coalition	23,545	0.2
Leszek Bubel - Polish National Party	18,828	0.1
Jan Pyszko - Organization of the Polish Nation - Polish League	10,371	0.1
Adam Słomka - The Polish Confederation-Freedom and the Work	8,895	0.1
Total	15,046,350	100.00	15,279,787	100.00
Total valid votes	15,046,350		15,279,787
Total invalid votes	155,233		159,897
Total votes cast	15,435,020		15,439,684
Turnout	49.7%		50.99%
Source: National Electoral Commission

October 11: Liberia

Liberia

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Liberia
Constitution 1847 Constitution
Executive President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf Vice President Joseph Boakai Cabinet
Legislature Senate House of Representatives
Judiciary Supreme Court Chief Justice: J. N. Lewis Human rights
Elections Recent elections General: 2005 2011 2017
Political parties Unity Party Congress for Democratic Change Liberty Party
Administrative divisions Counties Districts Clans
Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs Minister of Foreign Affairs Diplomatic missions
Other countries Atlas

Summary of the 11 October 2005 House of Representatives of Liberia election results
Political Party	Candidates	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats	% of Seats
Congress for Democratic Change	58	157,753	15.97%	15	23.44%
Liberty Party	62	125,469	12.70%	9	14.06%
Coalition for the Transformation of Liberia	61	137,897	13.97%	8	12.50%
Unity Party	58	123,373	12.49%	8	12.50%
Alliance for Peace and Democracy	24	38,285	3.86%	5	7.81%
National Patriotic Party	50	78,751	7.97%	4	6.25%
New Deal Movement	21	35,721	3.62%	3	4.69%
All Liberia Coalition Party	13	19,471	1.97%	2	3.13%
National Democratic Party of Liberia	28	29,402	2.98%	1	1.56%
National Reformation Party	24	22,542	2.28%	1	1.56%
United Democratic Alliance	9	14,078	1.43%	1	1.56%
Free Democratic Party	12	19,326	1.96%	0	0
Progressive Democratic Party	12	11,997	1.21%	0	0
Freedom Alliance Party of Liberia	16	11,126	1.13%	0	0
Union of Liberian Democrats	9	10,089	1.02%	0	0
Labor Party of Liberia	9	7,811	0.79%	0	0
Liberia Equal Rights Party	3	7,256	0.73%	0	0
Reformed United Liberia Party	8	6,252	0.63%	0	0
Liberian Destiny Party	8	5,493	0.60%	0	0
National Vision Party of Liberia	2	3,443	0.35%	0	0
National Party of Liberia	1	1,532	0.16%	0	0
Independents	25	65,073	6.59%	7	10.94%
Invalid or blank votes	-	52,550	5.32%	-	-
Totals	513	987,911	100%	64	100%

Summary of the 11 October 2005 Senate of Liberia election results
Political Party	Candidates	Number of Votes	% of Votes	Number of Seats	% of Seats
Coalition for the Transformation of Liberia	29	232,636	13.51%	7	23.33%
Unity Party	27	222,705	12.93%	4	13.33%
Congress for Democratic Change	25	252,677	15.97%	3	10.00%
Liberty Party	29	213,234	12.38%	3	10.00%
National Patriotic Party	20	178,259	10.35%	3	10.00%
Alliance for Peace and Democracy	13	119,091	6.92%	3	10.00%
National Democratic Party of Liberia	16	60,668	3.52%	2	6.67%
All Liberia Coalition Party	3	28,385	1.65%	1	3.33%
National Reformation Party	4	12,037	0.70%	1	3.33%
Progressive Democratic Party	5	17,262	1.00%	0	0%
Reformed United Liberia Party	4	13,293	0.77%	0	0%
Freedom Alliance Party of Liberia	5	13,050	0.76%	0	0%
United Democratic Alliance	4	11,265	0.65%	0	0%
Union of Liberian Democrats	1	5,503	0.32%	0	0%
New Deal Movement	3	4,264	0.25%	0	0%
Liberian Destiny Party	3	3,431	0.20%	0	0%
Labor Party of Liberia	1	1,645	0.10%	0	0%
Independents	13	301,729	17.52%	3	10.00%
Invalid or blank votes	-	31,206	1.81%	-	-
Totals	205	1,722,108	100.00%	30	100%

**Summary of the 11 October and 8 November 2005 Liberian presidential election results**
Candidate	Party	1st round		2nd round
Candidate	Party	Votes	%	Votes	%
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf	Unity Party	192,326	19.8%	478,526	59.4%
George Weah	Congress for Democratic Change	275,265	28.3%	327,046	40.6%
Charles Brumskine	Liberty Party	135,093	13.9%
Winston Tubman	National Democratic Party of Liberia	89,623	9.2%
Varney Sherman	Coalition for the Transformation of Liberia	76,403	7.8%
Roland Massaquoi	National Patriotic Party	40,361	4.1%
Joseph Korto	Liberia Equal Rights Party	31,814	3.3%
Alhaji G.V. Kromah	All Liberia Coalition Party	27,141	2.8%
Togba-Nah Tipoteh	Alliance for Peace and Democracy	22,766	2.3%
William V.S. Tubman, Jr.	Reformed United Liberia Party	15,115	1.6%
John Morlu	United Democratic Alliance	12,068	1.2%
Nathaniel Barnes	Liberian Destiny Party	9,325	1.0%
Margaret Tor-Thompson	Freedom Alliance Party of Liberia	8,418	0.9%
Joseph Woah-Tee	Labor Party of Liberia	5,948	0.6%
Sekou Conneh	Progressive Democratic Party	5,499	0.6%
David Farhat	Free Democratic Party	4,497	0.5%
George Klay Kieh	New Deal Movement	4,476	0.5%
Armah Jallah	National Party of Liberia	3,837	0.4%
Robert Kpoto	Union of Liberian Democrats	3,825	0.4%
George Kiadii	National Vision Party of Liberia	3,646	0.4%
Samuel Raymond Divine	Independent	3,188	0.3%
Alfred Reeves	National Reformation Party	3,156	0.3%
Invalid or blank votes		38,883	3.8%	20,144	2.4%
Totals		1,012,673	100%	825,716	100%

October 19: Jersey

Jersey

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Jersey
The Crown Duke of Normandy Queen Elizabeth II Lieutenant Governor Sir John McColl
Government Chief Minister Ian Gorst
Legislature Bailiff William Bailhache
Judiciary Crown Officers Jurat Courts of Jersey
Regional Assemblies Parishes
Elections Political parties Last election
Foreign policy Foreign relations
Other countries Atlas

Summary of the 19 October and 23 November 2005 States of Jersey election results
Members	Seats
Elected Senators 16 October 2002 / Independent	6
Elected Senators 19 October 2005 / Independent	6
Elected Deputies 23 November 2005/ Independent	29
Ex officio members with voting rights (Connétables Independent)	12
Ex officio members without voting rights (Bailiff, Attorney General, Solicitor General and Dean)	4
Total	57

October 23: Argentina

Argentina

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Argentina
Executive President (list) Mauricio Macri Vice President Gabriela Michetti Ministries Attorney General
Legislative Senate Chamber of Deputies
Judiciary Supreme Court Council of Magistrates of the Nation
Law Constitution Human rights LGBT rights
Administrative divisions Provinces Departments
Recent elections General: 2011 2015 Legislative: 2009 2013 Political parties
Foreign relations
Other countries Atlas

Summary of the 23 October 2005 Argentine National Congress election results
Coalitions and parties	Chamber of Deputies of the Nation: 127 out of 257 seats			Senate of the Nation: 24 out of 72 seats
Coalitions and parties	Votes	%	Deputies	Votes	%	Senators
Front for Victory (Frente para la Victoria)	5,071,094	29.9	50	3,572,361	45.1	14
Radical Civic Union (Unión Cívica Radical)	1,514,653	8.9	10	597,730	7.5	2
Support for an Egalitarian Republic (Alternativa por una República de Iguales)	1,227,726	7.2	8	549,208	6.9	-
Justicialist Party (Partido Justicialista)	1,142,522	6.7	9	58,485	0.7	1
Republican Proposal (Propuesta Republicana - PRO)	1,046,020	6.2	9	492,892	6.2	-
Justicialist Front (Frente Justicialista)	670,309	3.9	7	1,364,880	17.2	3
Progressive, Civic and Social Front (Frente Progresista Cívico y Social)	625,335	3.7	5
Alliance Union of Córdoba (Alianza Unión Córdoba)	530,115	3.1	4
Federalist Unity Party (Partido Unidad Federalista)	372,843	2.2	2
Alliance New Front (Alianza Frente Nuevo)	347,412	2.0	3
Front for Everyone (Frente de Todos)	316,294	1.9	6
Front for the Renewal of Concord (Frente Renovador de la Concordia)	189,327	1.1	2	187,255	2.4	2
Civic Front for Santiago (Frente Cívico por Santiago)	185,733	1.1	3
Neuquén People's Movement (Movimiento Popular Neuquino)	85,700	0.5	2
Front of Jujuy (Frente Jujeño)				78,051	1.0	1
Alliance Front of Production and Labour (Alianza Frente Produccion y Trabajo)				71,984	0.9	1
Others	3,647,997	21.5	7	953,739	12.0	-
Total (turnout 70.9 % resp. 72.3 %)	16,973,080		127	7,926,585		24
Registered voters	26,098,546			12,081,098
Votes cast	18,513,717			8,730,094
Invalid votes	1,540,637	8.3		803,509	9.2
Source: Adam Carr's Website Be aware that parties operate under various labels and alliances in the provinces.

November

November 5: Northern Mariana Islands

Northern Mariana Islands

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of the Northern Mariana Islands
Governor Ralph Torres Lieutenant Governor Victor Hocog Legislature Senate House of Representatives Political parties Political party strength Elections: 2007, 2009, 2012, 2014 U.S. Congressional elections 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014
Politics of the United States Politics portal

**Summary of the 5 November 2005 Northern Mariana Islands Gubernatorial election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%
Benigno R. Fitial – Covenant Party	3,809	28.1
Heinz Hofschneider – Independent	3,710	27.3
Juan Babauta – Republican Party	3,610	26.6
Froilan Tenorio – Democratic Party	2,442	18.0
Total	13,517

**Summary of the 5 November 2005 Northern Marianas Commonwealth Legislature election results**
Parties	Seats
Parties	House	Senate
Covenant Party	7	3
Republican Party	7	3
Democratic Party	2	2
Independent	2	1
Total	18	9

November 6: Azerbaijan

Azerbaijan

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Azerbaijan
Constitution President: Ilham Aliyev Office of the President Prime Minister: Artur Rasizade Cabinet of Ministers National Assembly Speaker: Ogtay Asadov Political parties Elections Administrative divisions Foreign relations Human rights
See also
Politics of Nagorno-Karabakh
Other countries Atlas

**Summary of the 6 November 2005 National Assembly of Azerbaijan election results**
Parties and alliances	%	Seats
New Azerbaijan Party (Yeni Azərbaycan Partiyası)		61
Freedom (Azadlıq) Equality Party (Müsavat Partiyası) Azerbaijani Popular Front Party (Azərbaycan Xalq Cəbhəsi Partiyası) Azerbaijan Democratic Party (Azərbaycan Demokrat Partiyası)		MP 5 AXCP 1
Motherland Party (Ana Vatan)	-	2
Civic Solidarity Party (Vətəndaş Həmrəyliyi Partiyası)		3
Azerbaijan Hope Party (Azərbaycan Ümid Partiyasi)	-	1
Azerbaijan Social Prosperity Party (Azərbaycan Sosial Rifah Partiyası)	-	1
Azerbaijan Justice Party (unknown)	-	1
Azerbaijan Political Party of Democratic Reforms (Azərbaycan Demokratik Islahatlar Siyasi Partiyasi)	-	1
Whole Azerbaijan Popular Front Party (Bütöv Azərbaycan Xalq Cəbhəsi Partiyasi )	-	1
Great Order Party (Böyük Qurulus Partiyasi)	-	1
Civil Union Party (Vətəndas Birliyi Partiyasi)	-	1
Non-partisans	-	43
Persons who did not indicate their party affiliation	-	3
Total		125

November 7: Egypt

Egypt

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Egypt
Constitution (history)
Government President (list) Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Prime Minister (list) Sherif Ismail Cabinet
Legislature Parliament House of Representatives Speaker (list) Ali Abdel Aal
Judiciary Supreme Constitutional Court
Administrative divisions Governorates Marakiz or Aqsam Villages or Districts
Recent elections Presidential: 2005 2012 2014 Parliamentary: 2010 2011–12 2015 Municipal: 2008 2012
Political parties (former)
Foreign relations Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Other countries Atlas

**Summary of the 7 November to 9 December 2005 People's Assembly of Egypt election results**
Parties		Seats	Gains	Losses	Net Gain/Loss	Seats %
	National Democratic Party (Al'Hizb Al Watani Al Democrati)	311	?	-42	?	68.5
	New Wafd Party (Hizb al-Wafd-al-Jadid)	6	?	-1	?	1.3
	Progressive National Unionist Party (Hizb al Tagammo' al Watani al Taqadommi al Wahdwawi)	2	?	-4	-?	0.22
	Tomorrow Party (Hizb al-Ghad)	1	0	-1	-1	0.2
	Independents (Muslim Brotherhood - al-ikhwān al-muslimūn)	88	71	?	?	19.4
	Independents (other)	24	?	?	?	5.3
	Still in contest	0
	Unelected members	10	0	0	0	2.2
	Arab Democratic Nasserist Party or Nasserist Party	0	0	-1	-1	0
	Liberal Party (Hizb al-Ahrar)	0	0	-1	-1	0
Total (turnout %)		454

November 13: Burkina Faso

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Blaise Compaoré	Congress for Democracy and Progress	1,660,148	80.35
Bénéwendé Stanislas Sankara	Union for Rebirth / Sankarist Movement	100,816	4.88
Laurent Bado	National Rebirth Party	53,743	2.60
Philippe Ouédraogo	Party for Democracy and Socialism	47,146	2.28
Ram Ouédraogo	Rally of the Ecologists of Burkina	42,061	2.04
Ali Lankoandé	Party for Democracy and Progress / Socialist Party	35,949	1.74
Norbert Tiendrébéogo	Social Forces Front	33,353	1.61
Soumane Touré	African Independence Party (Touré)	23,266	1.13
Gilbert Bouda	Burkinabé Party for Refoundation	21,658	1.05
Pargui Emile Paré	Socialist Alliance	17,998	0.87
Hermann Yaméogo	National Union for the Defence of Democracy	15,685	0.76
Toubé Clément Dakio	Union for Democracy and Development	7,741	0.37
Nayabtigungu Congo Kaboré	Movement for Tolerance and Progress	6,706	0.32
Invalid/blank votes		196,629	–
Total		2,262,899	100
Registered Voters/turnout		3,924,328	57.66
Source: African Elections Database

November 15: Greenland

Greenland

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Summary of the complete results of Greenland's 15 November 2005 parliamentary election
Party		Main candidate	Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
← 2002 • 2005 • 2009 →
	Forward (Siumut)	Hans Enoksen	8,855	30.66		10	0
	Democrats (Demokraatit)		6,596	22.84		7	2
	Community of the People (Inuit Ataqatigiit)		6,517	22.56		7	1
	Feeling of Community (Atassut)		5,527	19.13		6	1
	Association of Candidates (Kattusseqatigiit)		1,170	4.05		1	0
	Others		216	0.75	–	0	–
Valid votes			28,885	99.13
Blank and invalid votes			254	0.87
Totals			29,139	100.00	—	31	—
Electorate (eligible voters) and voter turnout			38,924	74.86
Source: Namminersornerullutik Oqartussat

November 17: Falkland Islands

Falkland Islands

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Summary of the 17 November 2005 Legislative Council election results

Stanley result

List

Candidates

Votes

Nonpartisan

Richard Davies

546

15.91

Nonpartisan

Mike Summers

477

13.90

Nonpartisan

Andrea Clausen

466

13.58

Nonpartisan

Richard Cockwell

302

8.80

Nonpartisan

Janet Robertson

299

8.71

Nonpartisan

John Fowler

276

8.04

Nonpartisan

Eric Goss

276

8.04

Nonpartisan

Jan Cheek

275

8.02

Nonpartisan

Mike Forrest

261

7.61

Nonpartisan

John Birmingham

240

6.99

Nonpartisan

Philip Middleton

179

5.22

Nonpartisan

Kevin Ormond

110

3.21

Turnout

3,431

Camp result
List		Candidates	Votes	%	±
	Nonpartisan	Ian Hansen	188	30.08
	Nonpartisan	Michael Rendell	139	22.24
	Nonpartisan	Richard Stevens	121	19.36
	Nonpartisan	Roger Edwards	91	14.56
	Nonpartisan	Philip Miller	86	13.76
Turnout			625	??

November 17: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka

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**Summary of the 2005 Sri Lankan presidential election**^[5]
Candidate		Party	Votes	%
	Mahinda Rajapaksa	United People's Freedom Alliance	4,887,152	50.29%
	Ranil Wickremesinghe	United National Party	4,706,366	48.43%
	Siritunga Jayasuriya	United Socialist Party	35,425	0.36%
	A. A. Suraweera	National Development Front	31,238	0.32%
	Victor Hettigoda	United Lanka People's Party	14,458	0.15%
	Chamil Jayaneththi	New Left Front	9,296	0.10%
	Aruna de Soyza	Ruhuna People's Party	7,685	0.08%
	Wimal Geeganage	Sri Lanka National Front	6,639	0.07%
	Anura de Silva	United Lalith Front	6,357	0.07%
	Ajith Arachchige	Democratic Unity Alliance	5,082	0.05%
	Wije Dias	Socialist Equality Party	3,500	0.04%
	Nelson Perera	Sri Lanka Progressive Front	2,525	0.03%
	Hewaheenipellage Dharmadwaja	United National Alternative Front	1,316	0.01%
Valid Votes			9,717,039	100.00%
Rejected Votes			109,739
Total Polled			9,826,778
Registered Electors			13,327,160
Turnout			73.73%

November 23: Jersey

Jersey

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Summary of the 19 October and 23 November 2005 States of Jersey election results
Members	Seats
Elected Senators 16 October 2002 / Independent	6
Elected Senators 19 October 2005 / Independent	6
Elected Deputies 23 November 2005/ Independent	29
Ex officio members with voting rights (Connétables Independent)	12
Ex officio members without voting rights (Bailiff, Attorney General, Solicitor General and Dean)	4
Total	57

November 26: Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe

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**Summary of 26 November 2005 Senate of Zimbabwe election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front	449,860	73.71	43
Movement for Democratic Change	123,628	20.26	7
Zimbabwe African National Union – Ndonga	11,023	1.81	0
Independents	9,689	1.59	0
Zimbabwe Youth in Alliance	6,919	1.13	0
Peace Action is Freedom for All	5,278	0.86	0
African National Party	3,585	0.59	0
Zimbabwe African People's Union – Federal Party	213	0.03	0
Multi-Racial Open Party – Christian Democrats	100	0.02	0
Ex-officio members (Chiefs)			10
Presidential appointees			6
Total (turnout 19.5%)	610,295	100.00	66
Registered voters	3,239,574
Total votes cast	631,347
Invalid votes	21,052
Source: African Elections Database

November 27: Honduras

Honduras

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**Summary of the 27 November 2005 Honduras presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%
José Manuel Zelaya Rosales - Liberal Party of Honduras (Partido Liberal de Honduras )	999,006	45.6%
Porfirio Lobo Sosa - National Party of Honduras (Partido Nacional de Honduras)	923,243	42.2%
Juan Ángel Almendares Bonilla - Democratic Unification Party (Unificación Democrática)	29,754	1.4%
Juan Ramón Martínez - Christian Democratic Party of Honduras (Partido Demócrata Cristiano de Honduras)	27,812	1.3%
Carlos Sosa Coello - Innovation and Unity Party (Partido Innovación y Unidad)	20,093	0.9%
Valid Votes Total	2,000,908	91.5%
Null	133,351	6.1%
Blank	55,139	2.5%
Total	2,190,398	100.0%
Registered voters	3,976,550	55.1%
Source: TSE Honduras government election website

**Summary of the 27 November 2005 National Congress of Honduras election results**
Parties	Seats
Liberal Party of Honduras (Partido Liberal de Honduras)	62
National Party of Honduras (Partido Nacional de Honduras)	55
Democratic Unification Party (Partido de Unificación Democrática)	5
Christian Democratic Party of Honduras (Partido Demócrata Cristiano de Honduras)	4
Innovation and Unity Party (Partido Innovación y Unidad)	2
Total votes: 1,833,710 (turnout 45.97 %)	128
Registered voters: 3,988,605
Source regarding number of votes IPU Parline

November 27: Gabon

Gabon

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**Summary of the 27 November 2005 Gabonese presidential election results**
Candidates – Nominating parties	%
Omar Bongo Ondimba – Gabonese Democratic Party (Parti Démocratique Gabonais)	79.18
Pierre Mamboundou – Union of the Gabonese People (Union du Peuple Gabonais)	13.61
Zacharie Myboto – Independent	6.58
Augustin Moussavou King – Gabonese Socialist Party (Parti Socialiste Gabonais)	0.33
Christian Maronga – Rally of Democrats (Rassemblement des Démocrates)	0.30
Source: African Elections Database

December

December 4: Kazakhstan

Kazakhstan

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**Summary of the 4 December 2005 Kazakhstan presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%
Nursultan Nazarbayev - Fatherland (Otan)	6,147,517	91.15
Zharmakhan Tuyakbay - Coalition for a Just Kazakhstan (Ediletti Kazakhstan Yuzhin)	445,934	6.61
Alikhan Baimenov - Democratic Party of Kazakhstan Bright Path (Qazaqstan Demokratiyalyk Partiyasi Ak Zhol)	108,730	1.61
Yerassyl Abylkassymov - Communist People's Party of Kazakhstan (Qazaqstan Kommunistik Khalkik Partiyasi)	23,252	0.34
Mels Eleusizov - Tabighat	18,834	0.28
Total (turnout 76.8%)	6,744,267
Source: Embassy of Kazakhstan in the United Kingdom

December 7: Venezuela

Venezuelan parliamentary election, 2005

Venezuela

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**National Assembly of Venezuela election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Fifth Republic Movement (Movimiento V [Quinta] República)	2,041,293	60.0	116
For Social Democracy (Por la Democracia Social)	277,482	8.2	18
Fatherland for All (Patria para Todos)	197,459	6.8	10
Communist Party of Venezuela (Partido Comunista de Venezuela)	94,606	2.7	7
LAGO	61,789	1.8	2
Venezuelan Popular Unity (Unidad Popular Venezolana)	46,232	1.4	1
Tupamaro	42,893	1.2	0
People's Electoral Movement (Movimiento Electoral del Pueblo)	38,690	1.1	1
Independents for the National Community (Independientes por la Comunidad Nacional)	30,041	0.8	0
Everybody Wins Independent Movement (Movimiento Independiente Ganamos Todos)	25,710	0.8	1
MOBARE 200-4F (Mobare 200-4F)	22,995	0.7	0
Militant Civic Movement (Movimiento Cívico Militantes)	21,012	0.6	0
MIGENTE	20,482	0.6	2
Radical Cause (La Causa Radical)	18,960	0.6	0
Republican Movement (Movimiento Republicano)	18,601	0.5	0
Union for Human Rights (Union por Derechos Humanos)	18,208	0.5	0
Only One People (Un Solo Pueblo)	15,981	0.5	0
Justice First (Primero Justicia)	15,939	0.5	0
MSN	14,139	0.5	0
Emergent People (Gente Emergente)	12,924	0.4	0
Socialist League (Liga Socialista)	11,930	0.4	0
Free True Party (Partido Verdad Libre)	11,342	0.3	0
ASIS	10,515	0.3	0
United Movement of Indigenous Peoples (Movimiento Unido de Pueblos Indígenas)	10,493	0.3	1
UP	10,515	0.3	0
Movement for Socialism (Movimiento al Socialismo)	9,118	0.3	0
Independent Organized Front for Portuguesa (Frente Independiente Organizado por Portuguesa)	9,042	0.2	1
Labor Power (Poder Laboral)	8,272	0.2	0
Democratic Action (Acción Democrática)	8,000	0.2	0
Active Democracy National Organization (Organización Nacional Democrática Activa)	7,868	0.2	0
Agrofishery Action	7,843	0.2	0
Popular Force (Fuerza Popular)	6,885	0.2	0
Copei (Copei - Partido Social Cristiano de Venezuela)	6,730	0.2	0
MIPN	6,213	0.2	0
MIPZ	6,058	0.2	0
MIRAG	5,808	0.2	0
Project Venezuela (Proyecto Venezuela)	5,645	0.2	0
RZ2021	5,158	0.2	0
Patriotic Unity of Carabobo (Unidad Patriótica de Carabobo)	4,899	0.2	0
Break Through (Abre Brecha)	4,599	0.2	1
Total	3,398,567	100	167
Registered Voters	14,272,964	100
Turnout	3,604,741	25,26
Abstention	10,668,223	74.74
Valid Votes	3,398,567	94.28
Invalid Votes	206,174	5.72
Source regarding number of votes CNE site and seats from National Assembly's one.

December 11: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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**Summary of the 7 December 2005 St. Vincent and the Grenadines House of Assembly election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Unity Labour Party	31,848	55.26	12
New Democratic Party	25,748	44.68	3
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Green Party	34	0.06	-
Total Valid Votes (Turnout: 63.7%)	57,630	100.00	15
Invalid Votes	338
Total Votes	57,968
Registered Voters	91,045

December 11: Chile

Chile

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**Summary of the 11 December 2005 and 15 January 2006 Chilean presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	1^st round		2^nd round
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%	Votes	%
Michelle Bachelet Jeria – Socialist Party of Chile/CPD	3,190,691	45.96	3,723,019	53.49
Sebastián Piñera Echenique – National Renewal	1,763,694	25.41	3,236,394	46.50
Joaquín Lavín Infante – Independent Democratic Union	1,612,608	23.23
Tomás Hirsch Goldschmidt – Humanist Party/JPM	375,048	5.40
Total valid votes	6,942,041	100.00	6,959,413	100.00
Null votes	180,485	2.50	154.972	2.16
Blank votes	84,752	1.18	47,960	0.67
Total votes (Turnout 87.67% / 87.12%)	7,207,278	100.00	7,162,345	100.00
Total voters enrolled	8,220,897	—	8,220,897	—
Source: Tricel, Tricel

**Chilean parliamentary election results**
Coalitions and parties		Chamber of Deputies			Senate
Coalitions and parties		Votes	%	Seats	Votes (2005)	% (2005)	Seats 2005¹	Seats 2001²	Total
A	Independent Regional Force (Fuerza Regional Independiente)	77,213	1.17	1	30,344	0.63	0	0	0
	-National Alliance of Independents (Alianza Nacional de los Independientes)	20,191	0.31	0	13,076	0.27	0	0	0
	-Regionalist Action Party of Chile (Partido de Acción Regionalista de Chile)	26,698	0.40	1	no candidates
	-Independents List A	30,324	0.46	0	17,268	0.36	0	0	0
B	Concert of Parties for Democracy (Concertación de Partidos Por la Democracia)	3,417,207	51.76	65	2,658,998	55.73	11	9	20
	-Christian Democrat Party (Partido Demócrata Cristiano)	1,370,501	20.76	20	1,418,089	29.72	5	2	7
	-Party for Democracy (Partido por la Democracia)	1,017,956	15.42	21	512,296	10.73	1	2	3
	-Socialist Party of Chile (Partido Socialista de Chile)	663,561	10.05	15	576,045	12.07	4	4	8
	-Social Democrat Radical Party (Partido Radical Socialdemócrata)	233,564	3.54	7	114,515	2.40	1	1	2
	-Independents List B	131,625	1.99	2	38,053	0.79	0	0	0
C	Together We Can Do More (Juntos Podemos Más)	488,618	7.40	0	286,074	5.99	0	0	0
	-Communist Party of Chile (Partido Comunista de Chile)	339,547	5.14	0	104,687	2.19	0	0	0
	-Humanist Party (Partido Humanista)	102,842	1.56	0	69,927	1.46	0	0	0
	-Independents List C	46,229	0.70	0	111,460	2.33	0	0	0
D	Alliance for Chile (Alianza por Chile)	2,556,386	38.72	54	1,777,290	37.25	8	9	17
	-Independent Democratic Union (Unión Demócrata Independiente)	1,475,901	22.36	33	1,028,925	21.56	5	4	9
	-National Renewal (Renovación Nacional)	932,422	14.12	19	515,185	10.79	3	5	8
	-Independents List D	148,063	2.24	2	233,180	4.88	0	0	0
Independents out of pact		62,387	0.94	0	18,275	0.38	1	0	1
Total valid votes		6,601,811	100.00	120	4,770,981	100.00	20	18	38
Source: Tricel via Interior Ministry ¹ Only 20 out of 38 seats were contested in this election. ² These 18 seats were contested in the 2001 election.

December 11: Transnistria

Transnistria

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**Summary of the 11 December 2005 Parliament of Transnistria election results**
Parties	%	Seats
Renewal (Obnovleniye)	.	23
Republic (Respublika)	.	13
Allies of Renewal	.	6
Non-partisans	.	1
Total (turnout 56.3%)		43
Source: BHHRG. Renewal was an NGO, later registered - in June 2006 - as political party.

December 14: Tanzania

Tanzania

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**Summary of the 14 December 2005 Tanzanian presidential election results**
Candidates	Nominating parties	Votes	%
Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete	Chama Cha Mapinduzi (Revolutionary Party)	9,123,952	80.28
Ibrahim Lipumba	Civic United Front (Chama Cha Wananchi)	1,327,125	11.68
Freeman Mbowe	Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Party for Democracy and Progress)	668,756	5.88
Augustine Mrema	Tanzania Labour Party	84,901	0.75
Sengondo Mvungi	National Convention for Construction and Reform-Mageuzi	55,819	0.49
Christopher Mtikila	Democratic Party	31,083	0.27
Emmanuel Makaidi	National League for Democracy	21,574	0.19
Anna Senkoro	Progressive Party of Tanzania-Maendeleo	18,783	0.17
Leonard Shayo	Demokrasia Makini	17,070	0.15
Paul Henry Kyara	Sauti ya Umma	16,414	0.14
Total Votes		11,365,477	100.00
Voter Turnout		72.4%

**Summary of the 14 December 2005 National Assembly of Tanzania election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Direct seats	Additional Women seats	Total seats
Chama Cha Mapinduzi (Revolutionary Party)	7,579,897	70.0	206	58	264
Civic United Front (Chama Cha Wananchi)	1,551,243	14.3	19	11	30
Chama cha Demokrasia na Maendeleo (Party for Democracy and Progress)	888,133	8.2	5	6	11
Tanzania Labour Party	297,230	2.7	1	—	1
National Convention for Construction and Reform–Mageuzi	239,452	2.2	—	—	—
United Democratic Party	155,887	1.4	1	—	1
Others	117,671	1.2	—	—	—
Members nominated by the Union president					10
Representatives of the Zanzibar House of Representatives					5
Ex officio members					2
Total (turnout 72%)	10,829,513	100.0	232	75	324

December 15: Iraq

Iraq

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**Summary of the 15 December 2005 Council of Representatives of Iraq election results**
Alliances and parties		Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	United Iraqi Alliance	5,021,137	41.2	128	–12
	Democratic Patriotic Alliance of Kurdistan	2,642,172	21.7	53	–22
	Iraqi Accord Front	1,840,216	15.1	44	+44
	Iraqi National List	977,325	8.0	25	–15
	Iraqi National Dialogue Front	499,963	4.1	11	+11
	Kurdistan Islamic Union¹	157,688	1.3	5	+5
	The Upholders of the Message (Al-Risaliyun)	145,028	1.2	2	+2
	Reconciliation and Liberation Bloc	129,847	1.1	3	+2
	Turkmen Front	87,993	0.7	1	–2
	Rafidain List	47,263	0.4	1	±0
	Mithal al-Alusi List	32,245	0.3	1	+1
	Yazidi Movement for Reform and Progress	21,908	0.2	1	+1
	National Independent Cadres and Elites			0	–3
	Islamic Action Organization In Iraq - Central Command			0	–2
	National Democratic Alliance			0	–1
Total (turnout 79.6 %)		12,396,631		275	—

¹The KIU contested the previous election as part of the main Kurdish alliance.

December 18: Bolivia

Bolivia

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of Bolivia
Constitution History Human rights
Presidency President Evo Morales Vice President Álvaro García Linera
Legislative Plurinational Legislative Assembly Senate Chamber of Deputies
Judiciary Supreme Tribunal of Justice Constitutional Tribunal Supreme Court (1825–2012)
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Foreign relations Morales's foreign policy
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**Summary of the 18 December 2005 Bolivian presidential election results**
Candidates	Nominating parties	Votes	%
Juan Evo Morales Ayma Álvaro García Linera	Movement Toward Socialism	1,544,374	53.7
Jorge Fernando "Tuto" Quiroga Ramírez María Renée de los Ángeles Duchén Cuéllar	Democratic and Social Power	821,745	28.6
Samuel Jorge Doria Medina Auza Carlos Fernando Dabdoub Arrien	National Unity Front	224,090	7.8
Michiaki Nagatani Morishita Guillermo Luis Bedregal Gutiérrez	Revolutionary Nationalist Movement	185,859	6.5
Felipe Quispe Huanca Camila Choqueticlla	Indigenous Pachakuti Movement	61,948	2.2
Gildo Angulo Cabrera Gonzalo José Silvestre Quiroga Soria	New Republican Force	19,667	0.7
Eliceo Rodríguez Pari Rodolfo Antonio Flores Morelli	Agrarian Patriotic Front of Bolivia	8,737	0.3
Néstor García Rojas Teodomiro Rengel Huanca	Social Union of the Workers of Bolivia	7,381	0.3
Total (turnout: 84.5 %)		2,873,801	100.0
Null votes		104,570	3.4
Blank votes		124,027	3.0
Total votes		3,102,417	100.0
Registered voters		3,671,152
Source: CNE

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**Summary of the 18 December 2005 National Congress of Bolivia election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Deputies	Senators
Movement Toward Socialism (Movimiento al Socialismo)	1,544,374	53.7	72	12
Social and Democratic Power (Poder Democrático y Social, PODEMOS)	821,745	28.6	43	13
National Unity Front (Frente de Unidad Nacional)	224,090	7.8	8	1
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement (Movimiento Nacionalista Revolucionario)	185,859	6.5	7	1
Indigenous Pachakuti Movement (Movimiento Indígena Pachakuti)	61,948	2.2	-	-
New Republican Force (Nueva Fuerza Republicana)	19,667	0.7	-	-
Agrarian Patriotic Front of Bolivia (Frente Patriótico Agropecuario de Bolivia)	8,737	0.3	-	-
Social Union of the Workers of Bolivia (Unión Social de los Trabajadores de Bolivia)	7,381	0.3	-	-
Total (turnout: 84.534 %)	2,873,801	100.0	130	27
Null votes	104,570	3.4
Blank votes	124,027	3.0
Total votes	3,102,417	100.0
Registered voters	3,671,152
Source: CNE and Rulers

December 24: Pitcairn

Pitcairn Islands

This article is part of a series on the politics and government of the Pitcairn Islands
Monarch Elizabeth II Governor Jonathan Sinclair Administrator Alan Richmond Mayor Shawn Christian Deputy Mayor Brenda Christian Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Blackie Island Council Chairman Recent elections General: 2009 2011 2013 Mayoral: 2010
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**Summary of the 24 December 2005 Pitcairn Island Island Council election results**
Members	Seats
Direct elected members	4
Co-opted member	1
Mayor (elected)	1
Chairman of the Island Council (elected)	1
Appointed councillors (including the Island Secretary)	2
Commissioner liaising between the governor and the Council	1
Total	10

References

↑ Electoral results - Assembly of the Republic
↑ Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Home Office, Election Department (総務省自治行政局選挙部): Results of the 44th House of Representatives election
↑ Decimals from fractional votes (ambunhyō) rounded to full numbers
↑ "Official Count Results -- Overall Status". Electoral Commission. Retrieved 6 September 2014.
↑ "Result of Presidential Election 2005 (District)" (PDF). Department of Elections, Sri Lanka.

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