New Front for Democracy and Development

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New Front for Democracy and Development
Nieuw Front voor Democratie en Ontwikkeling
Ideology Social democracy
Political position Centre-left

The New Front for Democracy and Development (Dutch : Nieuw Front voor Democratie en Ontwikkeling) was a social-democratic political alliance in Suriname. At the legislative elections (25 May 2005), the alliance won 41.2% of the popular votes and 23 out of 51 seats in the National Assembly. And at the elections of 2010 the party won 14 out of the 51 seats. The alliance is formed by:

1991
1996
2000 New Front alliance:
33 / 51
NPS:
16 / 51
VHP:
7 / 51
PL:
6 / 51
SPA:
4 / 51
Increase2.svg 9
2005 New Front alliance:
23 / 51
NPS:
8 / 51
VHP:
7 / 51
PL:
6 / 51
SPA:
2 / 51
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2020 New Front alliance:
14 / 51
VHP:
8 / 51
NPS:
4 / 51
SPA:
1 / 51
DA'91
1 / 51
Decrease2.svg 9


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