Revision as of 04:04, 14 October 2024

1961 Batswedan general election

**2003 Batswedan general election**
All 125 seats in the National Assembly; 63 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	62.39% (17.92%)
Prime Minister before election; Ibrahim Ndiaye; Independent	Prime Minister after election ; Mariam Akoto; UDP

**1965 Batswedan general election**
All 105 seats in the National Assembly; 53 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	80.31% (3.13%)
Prime Minister before election; Joseph Baa; BPF	Prime Minister after election ; Joseph Baa; BPF

**1961 Batswedan general election**
All 105 seats in the National Assembly; 53 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	77.18%
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

Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Batswedan Popular Front		Communist Party of Batsweda	176,272	32.37	34	New
			Salamic Socialist Union	131,547	24.16	26	New
			Movement for Christian Social Democracy	63,740	11.70	12	New
		Total		371,559	68.23	72	New
	All-Latso Democratic Convention			128,319	23.56	25	New
	Sahrabic Party			44,715	8.21	8	New
Total				544,593	100.00	105	0

Valid votes				544,593	96.74
Invalid/blank votes				18,373	3.26
Total votes				562,966	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				729,419	77.18

Aftermath

1965 Batswedan general election

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 7 March 1965 National Assembly election results

Party or alliance				Votes	%	Seats	+/–
	Batswedan Popular Front		Communist Party of Batsweda	213,025	37.90	41	+7
			Movement for Christian Social Democracy	117,529	20.91	22	+10
			Salamic Socialist Union	72,711	12.94	14	−12
		Total		403,265	71.75	77	+5
	All-Latso Democratic Convention			121,334	21.59	23	−2
	Sahrabic Party			30,293	5.39	5	−3
	National Union of Resurgence			7,155	1.27	0	New
Total				562,047	100.00	105	0

Valid votes				562,047	95.95
Invalid/blank votes				23,749	4.05
Total votes				585,796	100.00
Registered voters/turnout				729,419	80.31

Aftermath

2003 Batswedan general election

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 16 February 2003 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Union of Democracy and Progress	96,116	21.59	New	28	New
	Latso National Party	85,764	19.26	New	25	New
	United Democratic Alliance	84,862	19.06	New	24	New
	Party for Justice and Unity	78,162	17.55	New	23	New
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	45,990	10.33	New	13	New
	Azanian Solidarity Party	41,557	9.33	New	12	New
	Green Party of Batsweda	12,803	2.88	New	0	New
Total		445,254	100.00	–	125	+20

Valid votes		445,254	97.75
Invalid/blank votes		10,260	2.25
Total votes		455,514	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		730,108	62.39

Aftermath

2007 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

Turnout

68.95% (

6.56%)

	First party	Second party	Third party

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	3	2	7
Popular vote	120,266	85,832	71,163
Percentage	24.44%	17.44%	14.46%
Swing	2.85%	1.62%	4.80%

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

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	1	10	1
Popular vote	53,848	49,275	44,651
Percentage	10.94%	10.01%	9.07%
Swing	0.61%	7.54%	0.26%

Prime Minister before election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Prime Minister after election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 18 February 2007 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Union of Democracy and Progress	120,266	24.44	+2.85	31	+3
	United Democratic Alliance	85,832	17.44	−1.62	22	−2
	Latso National Party	71,163	14.46	−4.80	18	−7
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	53,848	10.94	+0.61	14	+1
	Party for Justice and Unity	49,275	10.01	−7.54	13	−10
	Azanian Solidarity Party	44,651	9.07	−0.26	11	−1
	Salamic Bloc	33,928	6.89	New	8	New
	Green Party of Batsweda	33,160	6.74	+3.86	8	+8
Total		492,123	100.00	–	125	0

Valid votes		492,123	97.76
Invalid/blank votes		11,286	2.24
Total votes		503,409	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		730,108	68.95

Aftermath

2011 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

Turnout

59.86% (

9.09%)

	First party	Second party	Third party

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	16	1	0
Popular vote	114,825	112,638	51,379
Percentage	23.74%	23.29%	10.62%
Swing	12.80%	1.15%	0.61%

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

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	10	9	1
Popular vote	44,833	37,105	35,372
Percentage	9.27%	7.67%	7.31%
Swing	8.17%	6.79%	0.57%

Prime Minister before election

Mariam Akoto
UDP

Prime Minister after election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 20 February 2011 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	114,825	23.74	+12.80	30	+16
	Union of Democracy and Progress	112,638	23.29	−1.15	30	−1
	Party for Justice and Unity	51,379	10.62	+0.61	13	0
	United Democratic Alliance	44,833	9.27	−8.17	12	−10
	Latso National Party	37,105	7.67	−6.79	9	−9
	Green Party of Batsweda	35,372	7.31	+0.57	9	+1
	Salamic Bloc	31,203	6.45	−0.44	8	0
	Movement for Economic Reform	29,370	6.07	New	7	New
	Azanian Solidarity Party	26,867	5.56	−3.51	7	−4
Total		483,592	100.00	–	125	0

Valid votes		483,592	97.59
Invalid/blank votes		11,937	2.41
Total votes		495,529	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		827,813	59.86

Aftermath

2013 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

Turnout

48.28% (

11.58%)

	First party	Second party	Third party

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	31	10	8
Popular vote	165,648	62,539	58,939
Percentage	42.49%	16.04%	15.12%
Swing	18.75%	5.42%	8.17%

	Fourth party	Fifth party

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	1	1
Popular vote	29,925	21,921
Percentage	7.68%	5.62%
Swing	1.59%	1.69%

Prime Minister before election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Prime Minister after election

Mohamed Addai
COTOB

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 11 August 2013 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	165,648	42.49	+18.75	61	+31
	Party for Justice and Unity	62,539	16.04	+5.42	23	+10
	Union of Democracy and Progress	58,939	15.12	−8.17	22	−8
	United Democratic Alliance	29,925	7.68	−1.59	11	−1
	Green Party of Batsweda	21,921	5.62	−1.69	8	−1
	Salamic Bloc	17,263	4.43	−2.02	0	−8
	Latso National Party	13,475	3.46	−4.21	0	−9
	Azanian Solidarity Party	9,012	2.31	−3.25	0	−7
	National Reconciliation Forum	8,373	2.15	New	0	New
	Movement for Economic Reform	2,734	0.70	−5.37	0	−7
Total		389,829	100.00	–	125	0

Valid votes		389,843	97.54
Invalid/blank votes		9,825	2.46
Total votes		399,668	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		827,813	48.28

Aftermath

2017 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

Turnout

55.32% (

7.04%)

	First party	Second party	Third party

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	9	3	13
Popular vote	100,273	77,263	74,094
Percentage	22.49%	17.33%	16.62%
Swing	6.45%	2.21%	8.94%

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

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	43	11	8
Popular vote	56,483	34,199	26,514
Percentage	12.67%	7.67%	5.95%
Swing	29.82%	7.67%	3.80%

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 13 August 2017 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Party for Justice and Unity	100,273	22.49	+6.45	32	+9
	Union of Democracy and Progress	77,263	17.33	+2.21	25	+3
	United Democratic Alliance	74,094	16.62	+8.94	24	+13
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	56,483	12.67	−29.82	18	−43
	Alliance of Latso People	34,199	7.67	New	11	New
	National Reconciliation Forum	26,514	5.95	+3.80	8	+8
	Northern Renewal Platform	23,461	5.26	New	7	New
	Green Party of Batsweda	19,276	4.32	−1.30	0	−8
	Left Solidarity	18,022	4.04	New	0	New
	Salamic Bloc	16,288	3.65	−0.78	0	−8
Total		445,873	100.00	–	125	0

Valid votes		445,873	97.36
Invalid/blank votes		12,073	2.64
Total votes		457,946	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		827,813	55.32

Aftermath

2021 Batswedan general election

2021 Batswedan general election

← 2017

August 15, 2021 (2021-08-15)

All 125 seats in the National Assembly
63 seats needed for a majority

Turnout

61.33% (

6.01%)

	First party	Second party	Third party

Leader	Abena Mmorosa	Julius Narh	Aaron Otuo
Party	UDP	UDA	ALP
Leader since	September 10, 2019	September 9, 2015	June 1, 2016
Last election	17.33%, 25 seats	16.62%, 24 seats	7.67%, 11 seats
Seats won	37	33	15
Seat change	12	9	4
Popular vote	134,452	119,116	56,884
Percentage	24.63%	21.82%	10.42%
Swing	7.30%	5.20%	2.75%

	Fourth party	Fifth party	Sixth party

Leader	Jewel Wiafe	Peter Bafuor	Mohamed Addai
Party	NRF	PAJU	COTOB
Leader since	March 23, 2012	October 11, 2018	May 24, 2002
Last election	5.95%, 8 seats	22.49%, 32 seats	12.67%, 18 seats
Seats won	15	13	12
Seat change	7	19	6
Popular vote	55,277	48,493	45,320
Percentage	10.13%	8.88%	8.30%
Swing	4.18%	13.61%	4.37%

Prime Minister before election

Julius Narh
UDA

Prime Minister after election

Abena Mmorosa
UDP

Background

Electoral system

Parties and candidates

Results

Summary of the 15 August 2021 National Assembly election results

Party		Votes	%	+/–	Seats	+/–
	Union of Democracy and Progress	134,452	24.63	+7.30	37	+12
	United Democratic Alliance	119,116	21.82	+5.20	33	+9
	Alliance of Latso People	56,884	10.42	+2.75	15	+4
	National Reconciliation Forum	55,277	10.13	+4.18	15	+7
	Party for Justice and Unity	48,493	8.88	−13.61	13	−19
	Coalition for the Transformation of Batsweda	45,320	8.30	−4.37	12	−6
	Left Solidarity	26,377	4.83	+0.79	0	0
	Green Party of Batsweda	23,641	4.33	+0.01	0	0
	Reform and Development Party	19,023	3.49	New	0	New
	Northern Renewal Platform	17,263	3.16	−2.10	0	−7
Total		545,846	100.00	–	125	0

Valid votes		545,846	97.72
Invalid/blank votes		12,738	2.28
Total votes		558,584	100.00
Registered voters/turnout		910,785	61.33

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