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beninese parliamentary election

PM Beninese parliamentary election - Wikipedia Contents move to sidebar hide Top Background Electoral system Results Aftermath References Beninese parliamentary election Parliamentary elections were held in Benin on January All members of the National Assembly were elected The preliminary results of the election were announced on January Beninese parliamentary election January Background All seats in the National Assembly seats needed for a majority The presidential elections were Turnout won by Patrice Talon with the country then widely seen as an example of democracy on the African continent However the parliamentary elections led to a major crisis Only two Party Progressive Union Leader Joseph Djogbenou Seats ?? parties both of which supported Talon were allowed to compete the Progressive Union and the Republican Republican Bloc Abdoulaye Bio Tchané - Bloc with opposition lists failing The Democrats Eric Houndété New validation after the implementation of a more restrictive electoral code by the This lists parties that won seats See the complete results below government The opposition civil society and NGOs such as Amnesty International denounced what they considered to be an authoritarian drift by the government damaging the country's democratic reputation The conduct of the parliamentary elections was criticised including the government cutting o ? access to the internet and social networks during the vote and the arrest of opponents and journalists in the months leading up to election day https en wikipedia org wiki Benineseparliamentary election C PM Beninese parliamentary election - Wikipedia As expected the elections saw a low turnout with only of voters voting The Progressive Union won an absolute majority with seats while the Republican Bloc won the remaining Several post-election demonstrations led to violence between police and demonstrators as well as signi ?cant material damage and at least two deaths The police and army intervened to disperse barricades erected in several streets of the port city Cotonou including via live ?re causing one death Political dialogue was held for six months after the elections and led to an agreement on the rules of participation in the next legislative elections which was enshrined in a revision of the constitution Parties could no longer participate in alliances and were required to present candidates in each constituency to concentrate votes on parties of real national importance However during the municipal elections of May which involved districts ?ve parties had their participation validated by the Constitutional Court CENA compared to party or party alliance lists in the previous municipal elections in The agreement also led to the number of parliamentary deputies increasing from to but elected for a shortened term of three years to hold the next set of legislative and municipal elections together in January followed by presidential elections in April The latter will also see a vice-president elected at the same time as the president both elected for a term of ?ve years Electoral system The members of the National Assembly increased from the prior election's are elected by proportional representation in multi-member constituencies based on the country's departments