2023 Mauritanian regional elections

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2023 Mauritanian regional elections
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←  2018 13 May 2023
285 seats in 13 regional councils
Turnout71.48% (Decrease2.svg1.14pp)
Party%Seats+/–
El Insaf 43.13123−44
Tewassoul 13.4937+6
UDP 7.6428+4
El Islah 4.7015+15
Sawab–RAG 4.2812+11
AND 2.8811+10
El Karama 2.7110+8
HATEM 2.077−14
UFP 1.685+2
Hope MR 1.604New
APP 1.5830
El Vadila 1.524+2
NW 1.194+4
RFD 1.182+1
AJD/MR+ 1.123−3
PMM 1.062+2
Ribat 0.863+3
HIWAR 0.864+4
El Ravah 0.852+2
CAP 0.781New
CED 0.671New
PSJN 0.531+1
PUD 0.371New
PRDR 0.371New
This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
Regional councils of Mauritania (before 2023 election).svg
Control of regional administrations before the election
     El Insaf-led government

Regional elections were held in Mauritania on 13 May 2023, alongside parliamentary and local elections. [1] [2]

Contents

The elections were the first regional elections held after the first peaceful transition of power in the country as a result of the 2019 presidential elections, in which Mohamed Ould Ghazouani was elected president after incumbent Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz was not able to run due to the two-term constitutional limit.

Background

Regional councils were first elected in Mauritania in 2018 following a 2017 constitutional referendum that abolished the Senate, replacing it with regional councils in every wilaya and a single one for the city of Nouakchott.

Those first 2018 regional elections led to the ruling party Union for the Republic (which rebranded as El Insaf in July 2022) taking control of all regional councils with an absolute majority thanks to the two-round system then applied to elect regional councils.

On 26 September 2022 an agreement between the Ministry of the Interior and Decentralisation and all political parties registered in Mauritania was reached in order to renew the Independent National Electoral Commission and hold the elections in the first semester of 2023, with parties justifying it due to climatic and logistical conditions. [3] [4]

Election system

On 26 September 2022 all Mauritanian political parties reached an agreement sponsored by the Ministry of Interior and Decentralisation to reform the election system ahead of the upcoming elections after weeks of meetings between all parties. [4]

In this election, regional councils will be elected in a single round using proportional representation through the largest remainder method, with no threshold being applied. The head of the list that gets the most votes will automatically become president of the regional council. [4] [5]

Regional governments

The following table lists party control in each regional council. Gains for a party are highlighted in that party's colour.

RegionCurrent controlNew control
Adrar El Insaf El Insaf
Assaba El Insaf El Insaf
Brakna El Insaf El Insaf
Dakhlet Nouadhibou El Insaf El Insaf
Gorgol El Insaf El Insaf
Guidimagha El Insaf El Insaf
Hodh Ech Chargui El Insaf El Insaf
Hodh El Gharbi El Insaf El Insaf
Inchiri El Insaf El Insaf
Nouakchott El Insaf El Insaf
Tagant El Insaf El Insaf
Tiris Zemmour El Insaf El Insaf
Trarza El Insaf El Insaf

Results

PartyVotes %Seats
El Insaf 433,55643.13%124
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)133,26513.26%35
National Rally for Reform and Development, Sawab and allies (Tewassoul-Sawab) [lower-alpha 1] 2,3110.23%2
Total for Tewassoul-led lists135,57613.49%37
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)76,8037.64%28
El Islah 47,2524.70%15
Sawab and allies (Sawab+)40,6384.04%11
Sawab, allies, Republican Front for Unity and Democracy and allies (Sawab-FRUD) [lower-alpha 2] 2,4420.24%1
Total for Sawab+-led lists43,0804.28%12
National Democratic Alliance (AND)28,9022.88%11
El Karama 27,2302.71%10
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)20,8272.07%7
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)13,9541.39%4
Union of the Forces of Progress and Rally of Democratic Forces (UFP-RFD) [lower-alpha 3] 1,8850.19%1
Union of the Forces of Progress, Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal and allies (UFP-AJD/MR+) [lower-alpha 4] 6530.06%0
Union of the Forces of Progress, Rally of Democratic Forces, Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal and allies (UFP-RFD-AJD/MR+) [lower-alpha 5] 3740.04%0
Total for UFP-led lists16,8661.68%5
Republican Front for Unity and Democracy and allies (Hope Mauritania)14,2051.41%3
Republican Front for Unity and Democracy, allies and People's Progressive Alliance (FRUD-APP) [lower-alpha 6] 1,9490.19%1
Total for Hope Mauritania-led lists16,1541.60%4
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)15,9131.58%3
El Vadila 15,3131.52%4
Nida El Watan11,9571.19%4
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)11,9061.18%2
Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal and allies (AJD/MR+)11,2271.12%3
Party of the Mauritanian Masses (PMM)10,6121.06%2
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)8,6730.86%3
Party of Conciliation and Prosperity (HIWAR)8,6270.86%4
El Ravah 8,5750.85%2
Centre through Action for Progress (CAP)7,8210.78%1
Union for Planning and Building and allies (State of Justice)6,7480.67%1
Burst of Youth for the Nation (PSJN)5,3290.53%1
Party of Unity and Development (PUD)3,7070.37%1
Republican Party for Democracy and Renewal (PRDR)2,9220.29%1
Party of Construction and Progress (PCP)2,1800.22%0
Blank votes27,4292.73%
Valid votes1,005,18579.71%
Null votes255,88020.29%
SeatsIncrease2.svg 2285
Turnout1,261,06571.48%
Abstentions503,09428.52%
Registered voters1,764,159
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]
Footnotes:
  1. ↑ Tewassoul and Sawab ran together in Tiris Zemmour.
  2. ↑ Sawab and FRUD ran together in Assaba.
  3. ↑ UFP and RFD ran together in Dakhlet Nouadhibou.
  4. ↑ UFP and AJD/MR+ ran together in Tiris Zemmour.
  5. ↑ UFP, RFD and AJD/MR+ ran together in Inchiri.
  6. ↑ FRUD and APP ran together in Tiris Zemmour.

Summary by region

Adrar

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 16,22148.81%8-1
El Islah 6,95520.93%3New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)3,64210.96%2=
National Democratic Alliance (AND)1,3203.97%1New
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)1,0773.24%1New
Sawab 8672.61%0-1
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)8562.58%0-1
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)5731.72%0New
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)5311.60%0=
Blank votes1,1943.58%
Valid votes33,23686.63%
Null votes5,13013.37%
Seats15=
Turnout38,36671.94%
Abstentions14,96528.06%
Registered voters53,331
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Assaba

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 40,61746.89%12-4
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)18,39021.23%5 n/a
Nida El Watan11,95713.80%4New
El Islah 4,7235.45%1+1
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)2,6703.08%1 n/a
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)2,5762.97%1+1
Sawab and Republican Front for Unity and Democracy (Sawab-FRUD)2,4422.82%1New
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)7360.85%0New
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)6550.76%0New
Blank votes1,8582.15%
Valid votes86,62471.77%
Null votes34,07228.23%
Seats25=
Turnout120,69673.40%
Abstentions43,74626.52%
Registered voters164,442
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Brakna

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 55,31350.22%13-1
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)9,4438.57%2-1
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)7,9907.25%2New
El Karama 6,6946.08%2+1
El Vadila 5,6825.16%1-1
Party of Conciliation and Prosperity (HIWAR)5,4234.92%1New
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)4,2143.83%1New
Sawab 3,8963.54%1=
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)3,4563.14%1=
National Democratic Alliance (AND)2,2092.01%1=
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)2,0831.89%0-1
Blank votes3,7343.39%
Valid votes110,13779.92%
Null votes27,67820.08%
Seats25=
Turnout137,81576.53%
Abstentions42,26323.47%
Registered voters180,078
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Dakhlet Nouadhibou

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 10,47026.33%6-5
El Karama 7,74219.47%4New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)3,8589.70%2-6
Sawab 2,4126.07%1+1
Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal (AJD/MR)2,3135.82%1+1
Republican Front for Unity and Democracy (FRUD)1,9584.92%1New
Union of the Forces of Progress and Rally of Democratic Forces (UFP-RFD)1,8854.74%1+1
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)1,6084.04%1+1
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)1,0332.60%1 n/a
Party of Conciliation and Prosperity (HIWAR)9732.45%1New
National Democratic Alliance (AND)9552.40%1 n/a
El Islah 8002.01%1+1
Burst of Youth for the Nation (PSJN)7341.85%0New
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)6271.58%0 n/a
El Ravah 5801.46%0New
Party of Unity and Development (PUD)4211.06%0=
El Vadila 2010.51%0New
Blank votes1,1972.99%
Valid votes39,76786.91%
Null votes5,98813.09%
Seats21+2
Turnout45,75568.88%
Abstentions20,66831.12%
Registered voters66,423
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Gorgol

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 26,01231.59%8-8
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)13,93016.92%4-5
El Karama 8,30110.08%3+3
National Democratic Alliance (AND)5,2166.33%2New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)4,4025.35%1+1
Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal (AJD/MR)3,8714.70%1+1
Burst of Youth for the Nation (PSJN)3,8664.69%1+1
Sawab 3,5784.35%1New
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)3,2383.93%1+1
Republican Party for Democracy and Renewal (PRDR)2,9223.55%1New
Party of Conciliation and Prosperity (HIWAR)1,7472.12%1New
El Islah 1,6341.98%1New
El Vadila 1,0981.33%0=
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)8951.09%0=
Blank votes1,6351.99%
Valid votes82,34579.46%
Null votes21,28720.54%
Seats25=
Turnout103,63276.49%
Abstentions31,85923.51%
Registered voters135,491
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Guidimagha

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 19,49931.10%8-7
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)18,99730.30%8-3
Sawab 8,33713.30%3+3
National Democratic Alliance (AND)4,9047.82%2New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)4,7397.56%2+2
El Vadila 2,1943.50%1+1
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)1,6692.66%1+1
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)5720.91%0New
Blank votes1,7872.85%
Valid votes62,69883.85%
Null votes12,07616.15%
Seats25=
Turnout74,77481.43%
Abstentions17,05218.57%
Registered voters91,826
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Hodh Ech Chargui

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 37,66140.43%10-7
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)14,68915.78%4+4
El Islah 12,97413.93%4New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)8,6519.29%2-6
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)4,8835.24%1New
Sawab 1,8451.98%1New
National Democratic Alliance (AND)1,7121.84%1+1
El Vadila 1,5871.70%1+1
El Karama 1,3811.48%1+1
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)1,2581.35%0New
El Ravah 1,1171.20%0=
Union for Planning and Building (UPC)9451.01%0New
Burst of Youth for the Nation (PSJN)7290.78%0New
Blank votes3,7083.99%
Valid votes93,14962.17%
Null votes56,68637.83%
Seats25=
Turnout149,83575.64%
Abstentions49,26424.36%
Registered voters198,099
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Hodh El Gharbi

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 36,19740.52%10-3
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)19,41721.74%6 n/a
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)8,98210.05%3 n/a
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)6,8327.65%2+2
El Islah 6,5247.30%2+2
Party of the Mauritanian Masses (PMM)4,1894.69%1New
El Vadila 2,3282.61%1New
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)1,1871.33%0New
Sawab 1,1051.24%0=
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)5890.66%0New
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)4600.51%0New
Blank votes1,5231.70%
Valid votes89,33375.68%
Null votes28,70324.32%
Seats25=
Turnout118,03677.53%
Abstentions34,21922.47%
Registered voters152,255
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Inchiri

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 6,04956.39%6-1
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)1,44013.42%2New
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)9809.14%1New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)4874.54%1-1
Party of Conciliation and Prosperity (HIWAR)4844.51%1New
Union of the Forces of Progress, Rally of Democratic Forces and Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal (UFP-RFD-AJD/MR)3743.49%0New
Sawab 3393.16%0=
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)3092.88%0New
Blank votes2651.93%
Valid votes10,72788.84%
Null votes1,34811.16%
Seats11=
Turnout12,07561.02%
Abstentions7,71438.98%
Registered voters19,789
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Nouakchott

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 72,21735.41%13-6
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)38,05918.66%7 n/a
Republican Front for Unity and Democracy (FRUD)12,2476.01%2New
Sawab 9,7414.78%2+2
National Democratic Alliance (AND)9,0164.42%2 n/a
El Islah 5,9042.89%1+1
Union for Planning and Building (UPC)5,8032.85%1New
Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal (AJD/MR)5,0432.47%1+1
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)4,6842.02%1+1
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)4,1182.02%1 n/a
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)3,9261.93%1 n/a
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)3,5511.74%1+1
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)3,3721.65%1 n/a
Party of Unity and Development (PUD)3,2861.61%1New
El Karama 3,1121.53%1+1
Mauritanian Party of Union and Change (HATEM)2,9061.42%1 n/a
Party of the Mauritanian Masses (PMM)2,7471.35%0=
El Ravah 2,4821.22%0New
Party of Construction and Progress (PCP)2,1801.07%0=
El Vadila 1,8290.90%0=
Centre through Action for Progress (CAP)1,5880.78%0New
Blank votes6,1333.27%
Valid votes203,94485.15%
Null votes35,57014.85%
Seats37=
Turnout239,51462.75%
Abstentions142,5437.25%
Registered voters381,668
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Tagant

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 23,26765.86%10+2
El Ravah 4,39612.44%2New
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)3,2729.26%2=
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)2,3496.65%1-3
National Democratic Alliance (AND)8612.49%0 n/a
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)6901.95%0 n/a
Blank votes4731.35%
Valid votes35,32885.89%
Null votes5,80214.11%
Seats15=
Turnout41,13073.66%
Abstentions14,70626.34%
Registered voters55,836
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Tiris Zemmour

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 5,67331.41%4-2
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)4,28423.72%3New
National Rally for Reform and Development and Sawab (Tewassoul-Sawab)2,31112.79%2 n/a
El Islah 2,12911.79%1+1
Republican Front for Unity and Democracy and People's Progressive Alliance (FRUD-APP)1,94910.79%1 n/a
Union of the Forces of Progress and Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal (UFP-AJD/MR)6533.61%0 n/a
El Vadila 3942.18%0New
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)2821.56%0 n/a
Blank votes3892.15%
Valid votes18,06489.76%
Null votes2,06110.24%
Seats11=
Turnout20,12571.41%
Abstentions8,05728.59%
Registered voters28,182
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

Trarza

PartyVotes %Seats±
El Insaf 84,36060.32%15-2
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)18,90513.52%3-5
Sawab 8,5186.09%2+2
Centre through Action for Progress (CAP)6,2334.46%1New
El Islah 5,6094.01%1New
Rally of Democratic Forces (RFD)5,1523.68%1+1
Party of the Mauritanian Masses (PMM)3,6762.63%1New
National Democratic Alliance (AND)2,7091.94%1New
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)1,1670.83%0=
Blank votes3,5332.52%
Valid votes139,86287.78%
Null votes19,47912.22%
Seats25=
Turnout159,34167.31%
Abstentions77,39832.69%
Registered voters236,739
Source: National Independent Election Commission (CENI) [6]

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