2017 Algerian parliamentary election
Algeria
4 May 2017 (2017-05-04)

All 462 seats in the People's National Assembly
232 seats needed for a majority
Turnout35.38% (Decrease 7.76pp)
PartyLeader % Seats +/–
FLN Djamel Ould Abbes 25.99 164 −44
RND Ahmed Ouyahia 14.91 100 +32
MSP–FC Abderrazak Makri 6.09 33
TAJ Amar Ghoul 4.18 19 New
Future Front Abdelaziz Belaïd 4.11 14 +12
MPA 3.73 13 +6
Ennahda–FJD Mohammed Dhouibi 3.7 15
PT Louisa Hanoune 2.97 11 −13
FFS Moustafa Bouchachi 2.36 14 −13
ANR 1.87 6 +4
FJD Mohammed Saïd 1.37 2
New Dawn 1.28 1 −4
Dignity Mohamed Benhamou 1.26 3 +1
MRN Djilali Ghouini 1.19 1
El Fath 1.07 1
RCD Mohcine Belabbas 1.02 9
FNHS Khaled Bounedjema 0.99 1 −2
PJ Hamana Boucharma 0.98 2 0
MEN 0.8 4
FAN 0.76 1
El Wihda 0.66 3
Ahd 54 Ali Fawzi Rebaine 0.65 2 −1
RPR 0.63 2 0
El-Infitah 0.59 1 0
FMN 0.54 2
UFDS Noureddine Bahbouh 0.52 1 −2
FNL 0.49 1
FDL 0.45 2
PNSD 0.44 2 −2
PRA 0.38 1 0
MCL 0.22 1 0
LVP 0.15 1
Minor lists 4.16 29
Prime Minister before Prime Minister after
Abdelmalek Sellal
FLN
Abdelmadjid Tebboune
FLN

Parliamentary elections were held in Algeria on 4 May 2017 to elect all 462 members of the People's National Assembly.[1] The ruling National Liberation Front lost 44 seats, but remained the largest party in the People's National Assembly with 164 members.

Electoral system

The 462 members of the People's National Assembly are elected by proportional representation from 48 multi-member constituencies based on the provinces. Seats are allocated using the largest remainder method.[2]

Campaign

Candidates began campaigning on 9 April 2017.[3]

Parties boycotting the elections included Talaie El-Houriat and Jil Jadid, whilst the Union of Democratic and Social Forces was not authorised.

Results

PartyVotes%Seats+/–
National Liberation Front1,681,32125.99164–44
National Rally for Democracy964,56014.91100+32
MSP–FC393,6326.0933–
Rally for Hope for Algeria270,1124.1819New
Future Front265,5644.1114+12
Algerian Popular Movement241,0873.7313+6
Ennahda–FJD239,1483.7015–
Workers' Party191,9652.9711–13
Socialist Forces Front152,4892.3614–13
National Republican Alliance121,1561.876+4
Freedom and Justice Party88,4181.372–
New Dawn82,9931.281–4
Dignity Party81,1801.263+1
Movement for National Reform77,2901.191–
El Fath69,0631.071–
Rally for Culture and Democracy65,8411.029–
National Front for Social Justice63,8270.991–2
Party of Youth63,6820.9820
Movement of National Understanding51,9600.804–
New Algeria Front49,4130.761–
Independante El Wihda42,7570.663–
Ahd 5442,1600.652–1
Republican Patriotic Rally40,6450.6320
El-Infitah Movement38,0610.5910
National Struggle Front34,6950.542–
Union of Democratic and Social Forces33,3720.521–2
National Front for Freedom31,9760.491–
Free Democratic Front28,7900.452–
National Party for Solidarity and Development28,6170.442–2
Party of Algerian Renewal24,5840.3810
National Assembly Union17,5770.271–
El Taouasol16,3340.251–
National Union for Development15,0370.231–
El Hillal14,5820.231–
National Movement of Algerian Workers14,3690.221–
Movement of Free Citizens14,0850.2210
Equity and Proclamation Party13,4000.211–
Hope and Work12,8030.201–
Nidaa El Awfiaa12,2240.191–
El Wafa Wa Tawassol12,1700.191–
El Wihda Oua Ettadaoul10,7710.171–
El Wafa10,5610.161–
Voice of the People9,8310.151–
Abnaa Echaab9,4270.151–
El Ouancharisse9,0460.142–
En Nadjah9,0190.141–
El Ichrak8,9010.141–
El Moubadara8,6620.131–
Elamel8,3880.131–
Al Kafaa Wal Masdakia7,8560.121–
Old Ksar7,1490.111–
Sawt Echaab6,6520.101–
Izewran Independent List6,4020.101–
El Amel6,3610.101–
Independent Citizen Alternative List5,9770.091–
El Darrouri5,6750.091–
Forsane Ouargla5,4140.081–
El Badr5,1610.081–
El Noor4,5490.071–
Citizen Initiative4,3090.071–
Other parties615,1309.510–
Total6,468,180100.004620
Valid votes6,468,18078.64
Invalid/blank votes1,757,04321.36
Total votes8,225,223100.00
Registered voters/turnout23,251,50335.38
Source: Constitutional Council

References

  1. ↑ Algeria to hold parliamentary election on May 4 Archived 2017-02-06 at the Wayback Machine Euronews, 2 February 2017
  2. ↑ Al-Majlis Al-Chaabi Al-Watani (National People's Assembly) IPU
  3. ↑ "Muted start to election campaigning in Algeria". Al Jazeera. Retrieved 9 April 2017.
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