2024 Mauritanian presidential election

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2024 Mauritanian presidential election
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Registered1,939,342 (Increase2.svg 25.59%)
Turnout55.39% (Decrease2.svg 7.24pp)
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Candidate Mohamed Ould Ghazouani Biram Dah Abeid Hamadi Ould Sid'El Moctar
Party El Insaf RAG Tewassoul
Alliance Presidential majority Sawab–RAG
Popular vote554,959218,546126,187
Percentage56.12%22.10%12.76%
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2024 Mauritanian presidential election - overall result per moughataa.svg
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President before election

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani
El Insaf

Elected President

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani
El Insaf

Presidential elections were held in Mauritania on 29 June 2024. [1] [2] Incumbent Mohamed Ould Ghazouani won re-election for his second and final term as president, increasing his vote share by four points.

Contents

Electoral system

Under Article 26 of the constitution the president is elected for a five-year term using the two-round system. If no candidate receives an absolute majority of the vote in the first round, a second round is held two weeks later between the two candidates who received the most votes. [3]

Candidacy is restricted to citizens by birth aged between 40 and 75 (on the day of the first round) who have not had their civil and political rights removed. Article 23 also stipulates that the President has to be a Muslim. Article 28 establishes a term limit of two mandates, allowing the President to only be re-elected once. [3]

The election of a new president is required to take place between 30 and 45 days before the expiration of the term of the incumbent president. [3]

For this election, campaigning was held from 14 June to 27 June. [4] Polling stations were open from 07:00 to 19:00 local time (GMT). [5]

Candidates

Presented

#CandidatePartyExperienceCandidacy datesRef.
1 Mohamed
Ould
Cheikh
Ould
Ghazouani 		El Insaf President of Mauritania
(2019–present)
Minister of Defense
(2018–2019)
Chief of Army Staff
(2008–2018)		Declared:
24 April 2024
Deposited:
26 April 2024		 [6]
[7]
2 Mohamed Lemine
Ould
El Mourteji
Ould
El Wavi 		Independent 2019 presidential candidate
Economist		Declared:
14 January 2024
Deposited:
3 May 2024		 [8]
[9]
3 Hamadi
Ould
Sid'El Moctar
Ould
Mohamed Abdi 		Tewassoul Deputy for Kiffa
(2013–2023)
President of Tewassoul
(2023–present)		Declared:
2 May 2024
Deposited:
8 May 2024		 [10]
[11]
4 Outouma
Antoine
Souleimane
Soumaré 		Independent NeurosurgeonDeclared:
13 May 2024
Deposited:
13 May 2024		 [12]
5 Mamadou
Bocar
Ba 		AJD/MR Deputy for Nouakchott
(2013–2018)
President of the AJD/MR
(2024–present)		Declared:
20 January 2024
Deposited:
14 May 2024		 [13]
[14]
6 El Id
Ould
Mohameden
Ould
M'Bareck 		FRUD National list deputy
(2023–present)
Deputy for Nouakchott
(2018–2023)		Declared:
2 March 2024
Deposited:
15 May 2024		 [15]
[16]
7 Biram
Ould
Dah
Ould
Abeid 		Sawab–RAG National list deputy
(2018–present)
2014 and 2019 presidential candidate		Declared:
24 April 2024
Deposited:
16 May 2024		 [17]
[18]

Disqualified

Declared

Withdrew

Endorsements

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani (El Insaf)
Individuals
Organisations
Biram Dah Abeid (Democratic Alternation Pole)
Organisations
El Id Ould Mohameden (Hope Mauritania)
Organisations
Outoma Soumaré (Independent)
Organisations

Campaign

Ghazouani campaigned in part on a security platform, while his opponents accused his government of corruption and clientelism, with Dah Abeid denouncing what he called “a catastrophic management of the state”. [47] Other issues during the election included unemployment, poverty and access to utilities such as water and electricity. Observers from the African Union and the United States monitored the vote. [48] [49]

Results

CandidatePartyVotes%
Mohamed Ould Ghazouani El Insaf 554,95656.12
Biram Dah Abeid Democratic Alternation Pole 218,54622.10
Hamadi Sid’El Moctar Mohamed Abdi National Rally for Reform and Development 126,34012.78
El Id Mohameden M’Bareck Republican Front for Unity and Democracy 35,2883.57
Mamadou Bocar Ba Alliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal 23,6172.39
Outouma Antoine Souleimane Soumaré Independent20,3602.06
Mohamed Lemine El Mourteji El Wavi Independent9,7220.98
Total988,829100.00
Valid votes988,82992.05
Invalid votes53,7875.01
Blank votes31,6082.94
Total votes1,074,224100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,939,34455.39
Source: National Independent Election Commission [50]

Turnout

Turnout by wilaya
Wilaya TurnoutAbstentionRegistered
Voters %Absent %
Adrar 29,19452.29%26,63647.71%55,830
Assaba 89,80453.08%79,37346.92%169,177
Brakna 111,78660.09%74,23339.91%186,019
Dakhlet Nouadhibou 50,50360.22%33,36139.78%83,864
Gorgol 86,93962.05%53,16537.95%140,104
Guidimagha 59,26163.03%34,76436.97%94,025
Hodh Ech Chargui 107,48552.64%96,70847.36%204,193
Hodh El Gharbi 80,61551.88%74,78748.12%155,402
Inchiri 8,22443.31%10,76456.69%18,988
Nouakchott-Nord 65,42946.78%74,44553.22%139,874
Nouakchott-Ouest 76,15847.58%83,90852.42%160,066
Nouakchott-Sud 94,62458.90%66,02241.10%160,646
Tagant 31,15555.47%25,01444.53%56,169
Tiris Zemmour 18,54757.19%13,88442.81%32,431
Trarza 149,41259.01%103,77140.99%253,183
Diaspora15,07451.32%14,29748.68%29,371
Total1,073,55355.36%865,78944.64%1,939,342
Source: National Independent Election Commission [50]

Results by wilaya

Results by wilaya
Wilaya Ghazouani Abeid Sid'El Moctar Mohameden Ba Soumaré El Wavi Neutral Null
Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %Votes %
Adrar 20,19373.97%2,3738.69%3,49512.80%5902.16%1340.49%2630.96%2510.92%6481,247
Assaba 53,84364.58%14,67717.60%11,31913.58%1,8442.21%4200.50%3040.36%9641.16%2,2694,164
Brakna 59,85358.00%19,33818.74%9,3269.04%7,0166.80%5,7245.55%1,0291.00%9140.89%2,6725,914
Dakhlet Nouadhibou 16,45435.89%18,83941.09%5,85312.76%2,2024.80%1,4363.13%8041.75%2640.58%2,0422,609
Gorgol 38,05648.17%23,66729.96%3,2964.17%5,7737.31%6,0767.69%1,3911.76%7490.95%3,2764,655
Guidimagha 22,03741.17%18,62134.79%3,9507.38%1,2822.40%1,9233.59%5,2249.76%5010.94%2,7662,973
Hodh Ech Chargui 78,65078.50%6,4796.47%11,35911.34%1,0381.04%2830.28%3860.39%1,9992.00%1,3755,916
Hodh El Gharbi 53,39070.60%5,7637.62%13,69218.10%1,1311.50%3300.44%2640.35%1,0571.40%1,0693,919
Inchiri 4,48360.57%1,33418.02%95512.90%2773.74%1772.39%1101.49%650.88%295528
Nouakchott-Nord 22,67838.53%17,26529.34%14,70024.98%2,0473.48%7051.20%8691.48%5881.00%2,5624,015
Nouakchott-Ouest 26,15138.08%24,46635.62%9,18413.37%2,2583.29%1,8782.73%4,2416.18%4990.73%3,7203,761
Nouakchott-Sud 28,89733.94%34,36640.36%12,92315.18%3,8934.57%2,9353.45%1,5641.84%5620.66%4,2455,239
Tagant 23,25878.33%1,7475.88%3,15810.64%1,0203.44%580.20%1210.41%3311.11%3461,116
Tiris Zemmour 7,78145.34%4,56226.58%3,33819.45%7944.63%3922.28%1450.84%1500.87%669716
Trarza 94,68267.82%20,83614.92%16,76012.01%3,6312.60%6300.45%2,1391.53%9270.66%3,4076,400
Diaspora4,56232.09%4,21229.63%2,86820.17%4963.49%5173.64%1,50610.59%560.39%249608
Total554,49456.11%218,42722.10%126,15312.77%35,2783.57%23,6082.39%20,3602.06%9,8711.00%31,5882.94%53,7745.01%
Source: National Independent Election Commission [50]

Results by moughataa

Aftermath

After the preliminary results showed Ghazouani leading in the election, Dah Abeid said that he would not recognize the results of “Ghazouani’s Ceni” and would hold "peaceful" demonstrations in the streets. [51] A spokesperson for the electoral commission said it had recorded no anomalies or complaints regarding the vote. [52]

On 2 July, three people were killed during clashes between the security forces and protesters demonstrating against the election results in Kaédi, which led authorities to block mobile internet services nationwide. Protests were also held in Nouadhibou, Rosso, Zouérate and Boghé. [53] On July 4, the Constitutional Council confirmed Ghazouani as the winner of the election. [54]

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