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|caption= Summary of the 10 June 2018 [[Parliament of Batsweda#National Assembly|National Assembly]] election results
|caption= Summary of the 10 June 2018 [[Parliament of Batsweda#National Assembly|National Assembly]] election results
|image=[[File:BatswedaNationalAssembly2018.png]]
|image=[[File:BatswedaNationalAssembly2018.png]]
|party1=[[Union of Democracy and Progress]]|votes1=107275|sw1=|seats1=|sc1=|color1=#FF2400
|party1=[[Union of Democracy and Progress]]|votes1=107275|sw1=+9.52|seats1=31|sc1=+11|color1=#FF2400
|party2=[[United Democratic Alliance]]|votes2=98282|sw2=|seats2=|sc2=|color2=#FF8C00
|party2=[[United Democratic Alliance]]|votes2=88282|sw2=+8.83|seats2=26|sc2=+11|color2=#FF8C00
|party3=[[Latso Action Coalition]]|votes3=63741|sw3=New|seats3=|sc3=New|color3=#007BA7
|party3=[[National Revival Party]]|votes3=63741|sw3=+7.70|seats3=19|sc3=+10|color3=#B3446C
|party4=[[Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda]]|votes4=60266|sw4=|seats4=|sc4=|color4=#2A6099
|party4=[[Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda]]|votes4=58266|sw4=−7.60|seats4=17|sc4=−13|color4=#2A6099
|party5=[[Party for Justice and Unity]]|votes5=39666|sw5=|seats5=|sc5=|color5=#00A86B
|party5=[[Party for Justice and Unity]]|votes5=33666|sw5=−7.75|seats5=10|sc5=−11|color5=#00A86B
|party6=[[National Revival Party]]|votes6=|sw6=|seats6=|sc6=|color6=#B3446C
|party6=[[Latso Action Coalition]]|votes6=31702|sw6=New|seats6=9|sc6=New|color6=#EED202
|party7=[[Reform and Development Party]]|votes7=|sw7=|seats7=|sc7=|color7=#826644
|party7=[[Reform and Development Party]]|votes7=24447|sw7=+0.65|seats7=7|sc7=+7|color7=#826644
|party8=[[Green Party of Batsweda]]|votes8=|sw8=|seats8=|sc8=|color8=#4CBB17
|party8=[[Green Party of Batsweda]]|votes8=22618|sw8=−1.90|seats8=6|sc8=−3|color8=#4CBB17
|party9=[[Azanian Solidarity Party]]|votes9=|sw9=|seats9=|sc9=|color9=#000000
|party9=[[Left Solidarity]]|votes9=7030|sw9=New|seats9=0|sc9=New|color9=#CC3333
|party10=[[Left Solidarity]]|votes10=|sw10=New|seats10=|sc10=New|color10=#CC3333
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|party12=[[Citizen's Group for National Reform]]|votes12=1725|sw12=New|seats12=0|sc12=New|color12=#EC5800
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|total_sc    = 0
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==Aftermath==
==Aftermath==
 
=2019 Batswedan presidential by-election=
=2021 Batswedan general election=
==Background==
{{Infobox election
==Electoral system==
| election_name    = '''2021 Batswedan general election'''
==Candidates==
| country          = Batsweda
==Results==
| flag_image        =  
==Aftermath==
| type              = parliamentary
=2021 Batswedan presidential election=
| vote_type        = Popular
| ongoing          = no
| party_colour      =  
| party_name        =  
| previous_year    = [[2017 Batswedan general election|2017]]
| election_date    = {{Start date|2021|8|15}}
| next_year        =  
| seats_for_election= All 125 seats in the [[Parliament of Batsweda#National Assembly|National Assembly]]
| majority_seats    = 63
| turnout          = 61.33% ({{increase}}6.01%)
<!-- UDP -->
| image1            = File:Docteur_Marie-Ange_Aka-Adjo.png
| leader1          = [[Abena Mmorosa]]
| party1            = [[Union of Democracy and Progress|UDP]]
| colour1          = FF2400
| leader_since1    = September 10, 2019
| last_election1    = 17.33%, 25 seats
| seats1            = 37
| seat_change1      = {{increase}}12
| popular_vote1    = 134,452
| percentage1      = 24.63%
| swing1            = {{increase}}7.30%
<!-- UDA -->
| image2            = File:Joseph_Boakai_(cropped).png
| leader2          = [[Julius Narh]]
| party2            = [[United Democratic Alliance|UDA]]
| colour2          = FF8C00
| leader_since2    = September 9, 2015
| last_election2    = 16.62%, 24 seats
| seats2            = 33
| seat_change2      = {{increase}}9
| popular_vote2    = 119,116
| percentage2      = 21.82%
| swing2            = {{increase}}5.20%
<!-- ALP -->
| image3            = File:Lionel_Zinsou_2017.jpg
| leader3          = [[Aaron Otuo]]
| party3            = [[Alliance of Latso People|ALP]]
| colour3          = 0070B8
| leader_since3    = June 1, 2016
| last_election3    = 7.67%, 11 seats
| seats3            = 15
| seat_change3      = {{increase}}4
| popular_vote3    = 56,884
| percentage3      = 10.42%
| swing3            = {{increase}}2.75%
<!-- NRF -->
| image4            = File:Sara_Beysolow_Nyanti_in_2024_(cropped).jpg
| leader4          = [[Jewel Wiafe]]
| party4            = [[National Reconciliation Forum|NRF]]
| colour4          = FFD700
| leader_since4    = March 23, 2012
| last_election4    = 5.95%, 8 seats
| seats4            = 15
| seat_change4      = {{increase}}7
| popular_vote4    = 55,277
| percentage4      = 10.13%
| swing4            = {{increase}}4.18%
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| image5            = File:Ambulai_Johnson,_UNDP-USA-143-HR-09_crop.jpg
| leader5          = [[Peter Bafuor]]
| party5            = [[Party for Justice and Unity|PAJU]]
| colour5          = 00A86B
| leader_since5    = October 11, 2018
| last_election5    = 22.49%, 32 seats
| seats5            = 13
| seat_change5      = {{decrease}}19
| popular_vote5    = 48,493
| percentage5      = 8.88%
| swing5            = {{decrease}}13.61%
<!-- COTOB -->
| image6            = File:Abdoulaye_Diop,_IMF_2008.jpg
| leader6          = [[Mohamed Addai]]
| party6            = [[Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda|COTOB]]
| colour6          = 2A6099
| leader_since6    = May 24, 2002
| last_election6    = 12.67%, 18 seats
| seats6            = 12
| seat_change6      = {{decrease}}6
| popular_vote6    = 45,320
| percentage6      = 8.30%
| swing6            = {{decrease}}4.37%
<!-- map -->
| map_image        =
| map_size          =
| map_caption      =
<!-- bottom -->
| title            = [[Prime Minister of Batsweda|Prime Minister]]
| before_election  = [[Julius Narh]]
| before_party      = [[United Democratic Alliance|UDA]]
| posttitle        = [[Prime Minister of Batsweda|Prime Minister]] after election
| after_election    = [[Abena Mmorosa]]
| after_party      = [[Union of Democracy and Progress|UDP]]
}}
==Background==
==Background==
==Electoral system==
==Electoral system==
==Parties and candidates==
==Candidates==
==Results==
==Results==
{{Election results
|caption= Summary of the 15 August 2021 [[Parliament of Batsweda#National Assembly|National Assembly]] election results
|image=[[File:BatswedaNationalAssembly2021.png]]
|party1=[[Union of Democracy and Progress]]|votes1=134452|sw1=+7.30|seats1=37|sc1=+12|color1=#FF2400
|party2=[[United Democratic Alliance]]|votes2=119116|sw2=+5.20|seats2=33|sc2=+9|color2=#FF8C00
|party3=[[Alliance of Latso People]]|votes3=56884|sw3=+2.75|seats3=15|sc3=+4|color3=#0070B8
|party4=[[National Reconciliation Forum]]|votes4=55277|sw4=+4.18|seats4=15|sc4=+7|color4=#FFD700
|party5=[[Party for Justice and Unity]]|votes5=48493|sw5=−13.61|seats5=13|sc5=−19|color5=#00A86B
|party6=[[Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda]]|votes6=45320|sw6=−4.37|seats6=12|sc6=−6|color6=#2A6099
|party7=[[Left Solidarity]]|votes7=26377|sw7=+0.79|seats7=0|sc7=0|color7=#CC3333
|party8=[[Green Party of Batsweda]]|votes8=23641|sw8=+0.01|seats8=0|sc8=0|color8=#4CBB17
|party9=[[Reform and Development Party]]|votes9=19023|sw9=New|seats9=0|sc9=New|color9=#826644
|party10=[[Northern Renewal Platform]]|votes10=17263|sw10=−2.10|seats10=0|sc10=−7|color10=#C54B8C
|total_sc    = 0
|valid        = 545846
|invalid      = 12738
|electorate  = 910785
}}
==Aftermath==
==Aftermath==

Latest revision as of 21:53, 4 November 2024

1961 Batswedan general election

1961 Batswedan general election
March 5, 1961 (1961-03-05) 1965 →
All 105 seats in the National Assembly
53 seats needed for a majority
Turnout77.18%
  First party Second party Third party
  Léopold Senghor, Pic, 5.jpg JosephdeGraftJohnson.jpg Salah Bouakouir.jpg
Leader Joseph Baa James Okyere Hakam al-Farra
Party BPF ALDC SP
Leader since May 1, 1960 November 19, 1960 December 23, 1960
Seats won 72 25 8
Popular vote 371,559 128,319 44,715
Percentage 68.23% 23.56% 8.21%
Prime Minister before election

Joseph Baa
BPF

Prime Minister after election

Joseph Baa
BPF

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 5 March 1961 National Assembly election results
SaintBaptisteChamberofDeputies1961.png
Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Batswedan Popular FrontCommunist Party of Batsweda176,27232.3734New
Salamic Socialist Union131,54724.1626New
Movement for Christian Social Democracy63,74011.7012New
Total371,55968.2372New
All-Latso Democratic Convention128,31923.5625New
Sahrabic Party44,7158.218New
Total544,593100.001050
Valid votes544,59396.74
Invalid/blank votes18,3733.26
Total votes562,966100.00
Registered voters/turnout729,41977.18

Aftermath

1961 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

1965 Batswedan general election

1965 Batswedan general election
← 1961 March 7, 1965 (1965-03-07) 2003 →
All 105 seats in the National Assembly
53 seats needed for a majority
Turnout80.31% (Increase3.13%)
  First party Second party Third party
  Léopold Senghor, Pic, 5.jpg JosephdeGraftJohnson.jpg Le jeun Mohamed Boudiaf.jpg
Leader Joseph Baa James Okyere Salah al-Elbaz
Party BPF ALDC SP
Leader since May 1, 1960 November 19, 1960 April 4, 1963
Last election 68.23%, 72 seats 23.56%, 25 seats 8.21%, 8 seats
Seats won 77 23 5
Seat change Increase5 Decrease2 Decrease3
Popular vote 403,265 121,334 30,293
Percentage 71.75% 21.59% 5.39%
Swing Increase3.52% Decrease1.97% Decrease2.82%
Prime Minister before election

Joseph Baa
BPF

Prime Minister after election

Joseph Baa
BPF

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 7 March 1965 National Assembly election results
SaintBaptisteChamberofDeputies1965.png
Party or allianceVotes%Seats+/–
Batswedan Popular FrontCommunist Party of Batsweda213,02537.9041+7
Movement for Christian Social Democracy117,52920.9122+10
Salamic Socialist Union72,71112.9414−12
Total403,26571.7577+5
All-Latso Democratic Convention121,33421.5923−2
Sahrabic Party30,2935.395−3
National Union of Resurgence7,1551.270New
Total562,047100.001050
Valid votes562,04795.95
Invalid/blank votes23,7494.05
Total votes585,796100.00
Registered voters/turnout729,41980.31

Aftermath

1966 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

2003 Batswedan general election

2003 Batswedan general election
← 1965 February 16, 2003 (2003-02-16) 2007 →
All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout62.39% (Decrease17.92%)
  First party Second party Third party
  Ellen Johnson Sirleaf-State Department 2012-.jpg LG 290311 (28).jpg Joseph Boakai (cropped).png
Leader Miriam Akoto Kelvin Kokote Julius Narh
Party UDP LNP UDA
Leader since May 17, 2001 March 18, 2002 January 3, 2003
Seats won 28 25 24
Popular vote 96,116 85,764 84,862
Percentage 21.59% 19.26% 19.06%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  Khalifa Sall 2023 (cropped).jpg Abdoulaye Diop, IMF 2008.jpg 118 Photo Officielle - Ministre d'Etat - secretaire general de la presidence Abidjan Cocody - Riveira 3 24 01 2021 (cropped).jpg
Leader Idrissa Saye Mohamed Addai Cudjoe Adomako
Party PAJU COTOB ASP
Leader since August 21, 2002 May 24, 2002 January 4, 2003
Seats won 23 13 12
Popular vote 78,162 45,990 41,557
Percentage 17.55% 10.33% 9.33%
Prime Minister before election

Ibrahim Ndiaye
Independent

Prime Minister after election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 16 February 2003 National Assembly election results
BatswedaNationalAssembly2003.png
PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Latso National Party73,65216.18New21New
Union of Democracy and Progress68,26615.00New19New
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda55,28412.14New15New
Party for Justice and Unity49,98610.98New14New
United Democratic Alliance38,0288.35New10New
Azanian Solidarity Party37,0088.13New10New
Alliance of Democratic Forces of Batsweda35,7037.84New10New
Green Party of Batsweda25,8365.68New7New
Latso Unity Platform25,5625.61New7New
Bloc of Salamic Voters23,0475.06New6New
Batswedan Socialist People's Party22,8825.03New6New
Total455,254100.00–125+20
Valid votes445,25497.75
Invalid/blank votes10,2602.25
Total votes455,514100.00
Registered voters/turnout730,10862.39

Aftermath

2003 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

2006 Batswedan general election

2007 Batswedan general election
← 2003 February 18, 2007 (2007-02-18) 2011 →
All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout68.95% (Increase6.56%)
  First party Second party Third party
  Ellen Johnson Sirleaf-State Department 2012-.jpg Joseph Boakai (cropped).png LG 290311 (28).jpg
Leader Miriam Akoto Julius Narh Kelvin Kokote
Party UDP UDA LNP
Leader since May 17, 2001 January 3, 2003 March 18, 2002
Last election 21.59%, 28 seats 19.06%, 24 seats 19.26%, 25 seats
Seats won 31 22 18
Seat change Increase3 Decrease2 Decrease7
Popular vote 120,266 85,832 71,163
Percentage 24.44% 17.44% 14.46%
Swing Increase2.85% Decrease1.62% Decrease4.80%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  Abdoulaye Diop, IMF 2008.jpg Khalifa Sall 2023 (cropped).jpg 118 Photo Officielle - Ministre d'Etat - secretaire general de la presidence Abidjan Cocody - Riveira 3 24 01 2021 (cropped).jpg
Leader Mohamed Addai Idrissa Saye Cudjoe Adomako
Party COTOB PAJU ASP
Leader since May 24, 2002 August 21, 2002 January 4, 2003
Last election 10.33%, 13 seats 17.55%, 23 seats 9.33%, 12 seats
Seats won 14 13 11
Seat change Increase1 Decrease10 Decrease1
Popular vote 53,848 49,275 44,651
Percentage 10.94% 10.01% 9.07%
Swing Increase0.61% Decrease7.54% Decrease0.26%
Prime Minister before election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Prime Minister after election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 5 June 2006 National Assembly election results
BatswedaNationalAssembly2005.png
PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Union of Democracy and Progress112,76522.91+7.9133+14
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda77,39615.73+3.5922+7
Movement for Batsweda61,82012.56−0.8918+1
Latso National Party58,26511.84−4.3417−4
United Democratic Alliance44,2218.99+0.6412+2
Party for Justice and Unity43,9278.93−2.0512−2
Bloc of Salamic Voters39,2777.98+2.9211+5
Azanian Solidarity Party24,3704.95−3.180−10
Green Party of Batsweda20,1454.09−1.590−7
Batswedan Socialist People's Party9,9372.02−3.010−6
Total492,123100.00–1250
Valid votes492,12397.76
Invalid/blank votes11,2862.24
Total votes503,409100.00
Registered voters/turnout730,10868.95

Aftermath

2009 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

2010 Batswedan general election

2011 Batswedan general election
← 2007 February 20, 2011 (2011-02-20) 2013 →
All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout59.86% (Decrease9.09%)
  First party Second party Third party
  Abdoulaye Diop, IMF 2008.jpg Ellen Johnson Sirleaf-State Department 2012-.jpg Bruno Nabagné Koné - 2013 (cropped).jpg
Leader Mohamed Addai Miriam Akoto Mansah Donkor
Party COTOB UDP PAJU
Leader since May 24, 2002 May 17, 2001 February 28, 2009
Last election 10.94%, 14 seats 24.44%, 31 seats 10.01%, 13 seats
Seats won 30 30 13
Seat change Increase16 Decrease1 Steady0
Popular vote 114,825 112,638 51,379
Percentage 23.74% 23.29% 10.62%
Swing Increase12.80% Decrease1.15% Increase0.61%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  Joseph Boakai (cropped).png Lionel Zinsou 2017.jpg El Hadj Ibrahima Sall.jpg
Leader Julius Narh Aaron Otuo Habib Kabore
Party UDA LNP GPB
Leader since January 3, 2003 August 4, 2008 May 18, 2005
Last election 17.44%, 22 seats 14.46%, 18 seats 6.74%, 8 seats
Seats won 12 9 9
Seat change Decrease10 Decrease9 Increase1
Popular vote 44,833 37,105 35,372
Percentage 9.27% 7.67% 7.31%
Swing Decrease8.17% Decrease6.79% Increase0.57%
Prime Minister before election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Prime Minister after election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 6 June 2010 National Assembly election results
BatswedaNationalAssembly2010.png
PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda220,17245.53+29.8067+45
Union of Democracy and Progress92,83719.20−3.7128−5
Party for Justice and Unity44,3389.17+0.2413+1
United Democratic Alliance31,2756.47−2.529−3
Azanian Solidarity Party29,3716.07+1.128+8
Latso National Party14,1732.93−8.910−17
Bloc of Salamic Voters14,1052.92−5.060−11
Movement for Batsweda11,9262.47−10.090−18
Green Party of Batsweda11,8282.45−1.6400
Latso Reconstruction Alliance9,8832.04New0New
Reform and Development Party3,6840.76New0New
Total483,592100.00–1250
Valid votes483,59297.59
Invalid/blank votes11,9372.41
Total votes495,529100.00
Registered voters/turnout827,81359.86

Aftermath

2014 Batswedan general election

2013 Batswedan general election
← 2011 August 11, 2013 (2013-08-11) 2017 →
All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout48.28% (Decrease11.58%)
  First party Second party Third party
  Abdoulaye Diop, IMF 2008.jpg Abdellah Djaballah oct 2011.jpg Vice President Koung (cropped).jpg
Leader Mohamed Addai Taiser al-Zaman Hasan Gyan
Party COTOB PAJU UDP
Leader since May 24, 2002 October 2, 2011 February 3, 2012
Last election 23.74%, 30 seats 10.62%, 13 seats 23.29%, 30 seats
Seats won 61 23 22
Seat change Increase31 Increase10 Decrease8
Popular vote 165,648 62,539 58,939
Percentage 42.49% 16.04% 15.12%
Swing Increase18.75% Increase5.42% Decrease8.17%
  Fourth party Fifth party
  Dominic Nitiwul at Obangame Express 2017 (cropped).jpg El Hadj Ibrahima Sall.jpg
Leader Benjamin Sarkodie Habib Kabore
Party UDA GPB
Leader since June 24, 2011 May 18, 2005
Last election 9.27%, 12 seats 7.31%, 9 seats
Seats won 11 8
Seat change Decrease1 Decrease1
Popular vote 29,925 21,921
Percentage 7.68% 5.62%
Swing Decrease1.59% Decrease1.69%
Prime Minister before election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Prime Minister after election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 8 June 2014 National Assembly election results
BatswedaNationalAssembly2014.png
PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda85,39421.90−23.6330−37
Party for Justice and Unity59,64015.30+6.1321+8
Union of Democracy and Progress56,69214.54−4.6620−8
United Democratic Alliance42,76510.97+4.5015+6
Azanian Solidarity Party32,7798.41+2.3411+3
Bloc of Salamic Voters30,9957.95+5.0310+10
Green Party of Batsweda27,1816.97+4.529+9
National Revival Party25,7276.60New9New
Reform and Development Party18,8474.83+4.0700
Movement for Batsweda5,1881.33−1.1400
Latso Reconstruction Alliance4,6351.19−0.8500
Total389,843100.00–1250
Valid votes389,84397.54
Invalid/blank votes9,8252.46
Total votes399,668100.00
Registered voters/turnout827,81348.28

Aftermath

2015 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

2018 Batswedan general election

2017 Batswedan general election
← 2013 August 13, 2017 (2017-08-13) 2021 →
All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout55.32% (Increase7.04%)
  First party Second party Third party
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Leader Taiser al-Zaman Martin Clark Julius Narh
Party PAJU UDP UDA
Leader since October 2, 2011 May 22, 2014 September 9, 2015
Last election 16.04%, 23 seats 15.12%, 22 seats 7.68%, 11 seats
Seats won 32 25 24
Seat change Increase9 Increase3 Increase13
Popular vote 100,273 77,263 74,094
Percentage 22.49% 17.33% 16.62%
Swing Increase6.45% Increase2.21% Increase8.94%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
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Leader Mohamed Addai Aaron Otuo Jewel Wiafe
Party COTOB ALP NRF
Leader since May 24, 2002 June 1, 2016 March 23, 2012
Last election 42.49%, 61 seats Did not exist 2.15%, 0 seats
Seats won 18 11 8
Seat change Decrease43 Increase11 Increase8
Popular vote 56,483 34,199 26,514
Percentage 12.67% 7.67% 5.95%
Swing Decrease29.82% Increase7.67% Increase3.80%
Prime Minister before election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Prime Minister after election

Taiser al-Zaman
PAJU

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 10 June 2018 National Assembly election results
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PartyVotes%+/–Seats+/–
Union of Democracy and Progress107,27524.06+9.5231+11
United Democratic Alliance88,28219.80+8.8326+11
National Revival Party63,74114.30+7.7019+10
Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda58,26613.07−7.6017−13
Party for Justice and Unity33,6667.55−7.7510−11
Latso Action Coalition31,7027.11New9New
Reform and Development Party24,4475.48+0.657+7
Green Party of Batsweda22,6185.07−1.906−3
Left Solidarity7,0301.58New0New
Azanian Solidarity Party4,7371.06−7.350−11
Bloc of Salamic Voters2,3840.53−7.420−10
Citizen's Group for National Reform1,7250.39New0New
Total445,873100.00–1250
Valid votes445,87397.36
Invalid/blank votes12,0732.64
Total votes457,946100.00
Registered voters/turnout827,81355.32

Aftermath

2019 Batswedan presidential by-election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

2021 Batswedan presidential election

Background

Electoral system

Candidates

Results

Aftermath

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