List of candidates in the 2023 Mauritanian parliamentary election in Adrar

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This is the list of candidates for the 2023 Mauritanian parliamentary election, in the electoral districts of the wilaya of Adrar. 25 parties were legally registered by the National Independent Election Commission and thus allowed to run in the election, with some coalitions running under the lists of a party.

Contents

The provisional lists were published by the National Independent Election Commission on a website on 12 April 2023, [1] as the deadline expired on 13 April 2023. [2]

Aoujeft

#List
1
Union of the Forces of Progress (UFP)
  1. Yahya Hamdinou El Keihel
Substitutes
  1. Ahmed Othmane Massa
2
El Karama and El Islah
  1. Ely Sid'Ahmed Betar
Substitutes
  1. El Ghassem Essuni Abdi
3
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)
  1. Ennanna Slame Maham
Substitutes
  1. Slama Abeidy Mohamed M'Barek
4
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)
  1. Isselkou Ahmed Henoune
Substitutes
  1. Laghdhave Lemrabett Samba
5
El Insaf
  1. Mohamed Abdellahi Ely Telmoudy
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Lemine Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmed
6
Union for Democracy and Progress (UDP)
  1. Mohamd' El Mokhtar El Hadrami Eddehah
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Mahmoud Ahmedou El Hady
7
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)
  1. Ahmedou Abdallahi Nouemane
Substitutes
  1. M'Haimidy Cheibany Mohamed M'Bareck

Atar

#List
1
El Insaf
  1. El Houssein Mahfoudh Bouboutt
  2. Ahmed Louleid Abdalla
Substitutes
  1. Mariem Moma Cheikh Mohamed Vadel
  2. Aya Ely Nene
2
El Islah
  1. Ahmed Sidi Ahmed Maouloud
  2. Mohamed Mahmoud Brahim Khyar
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Salem Mohamed Hadi
  2. Mohamed Bouya Abdellahi Beidje
3
National Democratic Alliance (AND)
  1. Abdel Azize Ahmed Abeidna
  2. El Hadramy Mohamed Salem Ahmed
Substitutes
  1. Rabia Mohamed Salem Ahmed Laama
  2. Zeinebou Mohamed Ebeilil
4
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)
  1. Nagi Bah Jidou
  2. Sidi Ahmed Lekhal
Substitutes
  1. Aminetou Boujemaa Ebhayliss
  2. Minetou Ely Mahmoud
5
Sawab [lower-alpha 1]
  1. Mohamed Yehdih Mohamed Salem Maetala
  2. Fatimetou Lemrabot Cheikh Abde Rahmen
Substitutes
  1. Abdellahi Isselmou M'Heimar
  2. Bah Cheikh Mohamed Lemine
6
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)
  1. Dih Louleid Boulkheir
  2. Mohamed Lehbib Maouloud Maouloud
Substitutes
  1. Jaavar Sid'Elemine Mohamedhen Habiboullah
  2. Douha Mahmoud M'Bareck
7
National Rally for Reform and Development (Tewassoul)
  1. Dedahi Mohamed Boih
  2. Mekfoula Abdel Wedoud Khlifa
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamed Lemine El Abd
  2. Sidi Khalihenne Ahmedou

Chinguetti

#List
1
El Insaf
  1. El Bou Hamdy Abdarrahmane
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Sidi Bigue
2
El Karama
  1. Mohamed Said Cheikh Sid'Ahmed Ahmed El Bechir
Substitutes
  1. Moulaye Didi Meissa
3
El Ravah
  1. Ahmed Amou El Arbi El Arby
Substitutes
  1. El Arby Abdi Jedeine
4
Sawab [lower-alpha 1]
  1. Ahmed Lemrabott Abeih
Substitutes
  1. Ebabeckrin Mohamed Salek Varajou

Ouadane

#List
1
El Insaf
  1. Ahmed Mohamed Saleck Sleimane
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed Lemine Mohamed Ali El Hadj
2
El Islah
  1. Abdou Louleid Wadad
Substitutes
  1. Mohamed El Mehdy Moulaye Zeine Moulay El Boukhary
3
People's Progressive Alliance (APP)
  1. Salka Bilall Enza
Substitutes
  1. Mowloud El Id M'Barek
4
National Cohesion for Rights and the Construction of Generations (Ribat)
  1. Mohamed Mohamed Salem Dowle
Substitutes
  1. Ahmed Leabeid Maatalla Maatalla

Notes

  1. 1 2 The Sawab–RAG Coalition is running through the Sawab party.

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References

  1. ↑ "My CENI". myceni.org (in Arabic and French). Retrieved 12 April 2023.
  2. ↑ "نهاية الأجل القانوني للترشح للبرلمان الموريتاني" [The end of the legal deadline to run for the Mauritanian Parliament]. AlAkhbar.info (in Arabic). 13 April 2023. Retrieved 13 April 2023.
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