Elections in 2005

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Elections in 2005 brings the national/federal direct elections in the countries listed in the list of countries and the Electoral calendar. Elections are listed under the first date of the election. To the right of the results one can find the infobox on Politics of the country involved.

1 January
2 February
3 March
4 April
5 May
6 June
7 July
8 August
- 8.1 August 27: Singapore
- 8.2 August 30: Saint Helena
9 September
10 October
11 November
12 December

[edit] January

[edit] January 2: Croatia

Croatia
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Constitution President Stjepan Mesić Parliament Government Prime Minister Ivo Sanader Political parties Elections President: 2005 Parliament: 2003 - 2007 Counties (Županija) Foreign relations EU accession
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**Summary of the 2 and 16 January 2005 Croatian presidential election results**
Candidates and nominating parties	Votes	%	Votes	%
Stjepan Mesić - Croatian People's Party and others	1,089,398	48.92	1,454,451	65.93
Jadranka Kosor - Croatian Democratic Community	452,218	20,31	751,692	34.07
Boris Mikšić	396,093	17.78	-	-
Đurđa Adlešić - Croatian Social Liberal Party	59,795	2.68	-	-
Slaven Letica - Croatian Party of Rights	57,748	2.59	-	-
Ljubo Ćesić	41,216	1.85	-	-
Ivić Pašalić - Croatian Bloc - Movement for a Modern Croatia	40,637	1.82	-	-
Anto Kovačević - Croatian Christian Democratic Union	19,145	0.86	-	-
Miroslav Blažević	17,847	0.80	-	-
Miroslav Rajh - Croatian Youth Party	14,766	0.66	-	-
Doris Košta	8,721	0.37	-	-
Mladen Kešer	7,056	0.32	-	-
Tomislav Petrak - Croatian Popular Party	2,614	0.12	-	-
Total (turnout 50.57 %)	2,227,073	100.0	2,241,760	100.0
Invalid votes	20,269		35,617
Registered voters	4,403,933		4,392,220
Source: State Election Commission

[edit] January 9: Palestine

Palestinian National Authority
This article is part of the series: Politics and government of the Palestinian National Authority

Constitution President Mahmoud Abbas Prime Minister Ismail Haniya Present government Legislative Council Speaker Abdel Aziz Duwaik Political parties Elections President: 1996, 2005 Legislative: 1996, 2006 Governorates Districts Foreign relations Israeli-Palestinian conflict Oslo Accords Proposed State of Palestine
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**Summary of the 9 January 2005 Palestinian presidential election results**
Candidates - Nominating parties	Votes	%
Mahmoud Abbas - Fatah or Liberation Movement of Palestine (Harakat al-Tahrâr al-Filistini)	501,448	62.52
Mustafa Barghouti- Independent	156,227	19.48
Taysir Khald- Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine (Al-Jabhah al-Dimuqratiyah Li-Tahrir Filastin)	26,848	3.35
Abdel Halim al-Ashqar- Independent	22,171	2.76
Bassam al-Salhi - Palestinian People's Party (Hizb al-Sha'b al-Filastini)	21,429	2.67
Sayyid Barakah - Independent	10,406	1.30
Abdel Karim Shubeir - Independent	5,717	0.71
Invalid Ballots	30,672	3.82
Blank Ballots	27,159	3.39
Total (turnout %)	802,077	100.0
Source: Central Elections Commission

[edit] January 12: Abkhazia

Abkhazia
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De facto separatist government President Sergei Bagapsh Prime Minister Alexander Ankvab People's Assembly Political parties Elections De jure Government Chairman of the Supreme Council Temur Mzhavia Chairman of Cabinet of Ministers Malkhaz Akishbaia UNOMIG See also: Politics of Georgia
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**Summary of the 12 January 2005 Abkhaz presidential election results**
Candidates	Votes	%
Sergei Bagapsh		90.1
Iakub Lakoba		4.5

[edit] January 22: Maldives

Maldives
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Constitution President Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom Majlis Political parties Elections Atolls Foreign relations Foreign aid
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**Summary of the 22 January 2005 Maldivian Assembly election results**
Candidates	Seats
Non-partisans supporting the government	28
Non-partisans endorsed by the Maldivian Democratic Party	10
Others	2
Appointed members	8
Total	48
Source: Adam Carr

[edit] January 30: Iraq

Iraq
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Ratified constitution Presidency Council President (Jalal Talabani) Council of Ministers Prime Minister (Nouri al-Maliki) Government from 2006 Iraqi Council of Representatives Iraqi High Tribunal (judiciary) Political parties Elections Electoral Commission Legislative: Jan 2005 Dec 2005 Ratification vote Governorates Regions of Iraq Foreign relations Human rights Minority politics Foreign aid
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**Summary of the 30 January 2005 Iraqi legislative election results**
Parties and coalitions	Votes	%	Seats	Leaders
United Iraqi Alliance	4,075,292	48.19%	140	Abdul Aziz al-Hakim, Ibrahim al-Jaafari, Hussain al-Shahristani, Ahmed Chalabi
Democratic Patriotic Alliance of Kurdistan	2,175,551	25.73%	75	Jalal Talabani, Masoud Barzani
Iraqi List	1,168,943	13.82%	40	Iyad Allawi
The Iraqis	150,680	1.78%	5	Ghazi al-Yawer
Iraqi Turkmen Front	93,480	1.11%	3	Farok Abdullah Abdurrahman
National Independent Cadres and Elites	69,938	0.83%	3	Fatah al-Sheikh
People's Union	69,920	0.83%	2	Hamid Majid Mousa
Islamic Group of Kurdistan	60,592	0.72%	2	Ali Abd-al Aziz
Islamic Action Organization In Iraq - Central Command	43,205	0.51%	2
National Democratic Alliance	36,795	0.44%	1
National Rafidain List	36,255	0.43%	1	Yonadem Kana
Reconciliation and Liberation Bloc	30,796	0.36%	1	Mishaan Jibouri
Iraq Assembly of National Unity	23,686	0.28%	0	Dr. Nehro Mohammed
Assembly of Independent Democrats	23,302	0.28%	0	Adnan Pachachi
Iraqi Islamic Party	21,342	0.25%	0	Mohsen Abdel-Hamid
Islamic Dawa Movement	19,373	0.23%	0	Adil Abd Al-Raheem
Iraqi National Gathering	18,862	0.22%	0	Hussein al-Jibouri
Iraqi Republican Assembly	15,452	0.18%	0	Sa'ad Al-Janabi
Constitutional Monarchy - Al-Sharif Ali bin Al-Hussein	13,740	0.16%	0	Sharif Ali bin Al-Hussein
Others	309,062	3.65%	0
Total	8,456,266	100.00	275
Invalid votes	94,305	—

[edit] February

[edit] February 6: Thailand

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**Summary of the 6 February 2005 House of Representatives of Thailand election results**
Parties	%	Seats
Thai Loves Thais Party (Phak Thai Rak Thai)	60.7	375
Democrat Party (Phak Prachatipat)	18.3	96
Thai Nation Party (Phak Chart Thai)	11.4	27
Great People's Party (Phak Machacon)	8.3	2
Phak Khonkhoplodnee (Khonkhoplodnee Party)	0.6	-
New Aspiration Party (Phak Khwam Wang Mai)	0.4	-
Total (turnout 72.% %)		500
Source: Angus Reid, The Nation and Adam Carr's Electoral Archives

[edit] February 8: Denmark

Denmark
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Constitution
The Crown: Margrethe II Council of State Parliament Speaker: Christian Mejdahl Government Prime Minister - Former PMs Anders Fogh Rasmussen Former governments
Local government Counties Regions Municipalities
Political parties Elections: 2005, 2001, 1998 Foreign relations
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**Summary of the 8 February 2005 Danish Parliament election results**
Parties	Leaders	Votes	%	Seats	+/-
Venstre (Liberals) (V)	Anders Fogh Rasmussen	974,657	29.0	52	−4
Social Democrats (Socialdemokraterne) (A)	Mogens Lykketoft	867,933	25.9	47	−5
Danish People's Party (Dansk Folkeparti) (O)	Pia Kjærsgaard	444,205	13.2	24	2
Conservative People's Party (Det Konservative Folkeparti) (C)	Bendt Bendtsen	345,132	10.3	18	2
Danish Social Liberal Party (Det Radikale Venstre) (B)	Marianne Jelved	307,132	9.2	17	8
Socialist People's Party (Socialistisk Folkeparti) (F)	Holger K. Nielsen	201,162	6.0	11	−1
Red-Green Alliance (Enhedslisten) (Ø)	Collective Leadership	111,394	3.4	6	2
Christian Democrats (Kristendemokraterne) (K)	Bodil Kornbek	57,836	1.7	0	−4
Centre Democrats (Centrum-Demokraterne) (D)	Bjarne Møgelhøj	33,635	1.0	0	0
Minority Party (Minoritetspartiet) (M)	Rune Engelbreth Larsen	8,883	0.3	0	N/A
Siumut (Forward) (Greenland)				1	N/A
Inuit Ataqatigiit (Inuit Community) (Greenland)				1	N/A
Republican Party (Tjóðveldisflokkurin) (Faroe Islands)				1	N/A
People's Party (Fólkaflokkurin) (Faroe Islands)				1	N/A
Total (Turnout 84.4 %)				179

[edit] February 20: Portugal

Portugal
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Constitution President Cavaco Silva Assembly of the Republic Government Prime Minister José Sócrates Council of Ministers Supreme Court of Justice Constitutional Court Council of State Elections: 2006 - 2005 Political Parties Subdivisions EU Politics Foreign relations
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**Summary of the 20 February 2005 Portuguese Assembly of the Republic election results**
Party	Votes	%	Change	Seats
Socialist Party	2,588,312	45.0%	+07.2%	121
Social Democratic Party	1,653,425	28.8%	-11.4%	75
Unitarian Democratic Coalition (Portuguese Communist Party + Ecologist Party "The Greens")	433,369	07.6%	+00.6%	14
People's Party	416,415	07.3%	-01.5%	12
Left Bloc	364,971	06.4%	+03.7%	8
Communist Party of the Portuguese Workers	48,186	00.8%	-	0
New Democracy	40,358	00.7%	-	0
Humanist Party	17,056	00.3%	-	0
National Renovator Party	9,374	00.2%	-	0
Socialist United Workers' Party	5,535	00.1%	-	0
Democratic Party of the Atlantic	1,618	00.0%	-	0
Blank Ballots	103,537	01.8%	-	-
Invalid Ballots	65,515	01.1%	-	-
Total (Turnout 64,26 %)	5,747,834	-	-	230
Source: Portuguese Electoral Comission) Registered Voters: 8,944,508

[edit] February 20: Northern Cyprus

Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus
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Cyprus dispute Reunification referendum Constitution President Mehmet Ali Talat Prime Minister Ferdi Sabit Soyer Assembly of the Republic Political parties Elections Foreign Relations See also: Politics of Cyprus
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**Summary of the 20 January 2005 Assembly of the Republic of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus election results**
Parties	%	Seats
Republican Turkish Party (Cumhuriyetçi Türk Partisi)	44.5	25
National Unity Party (Ulusal Birlik Partisi)	31.7	16
Democratic Party (Demokrat Partisi)	13.5	5
Peace and Democracy Movement (Bariş ve Demokrasi Hareketi)	5.8	1
Communal Liberation Party (Toplumcu Kurtuluş Partisi)	2.4	-
New Party (Yeni Parti)	1.6	-
Total (turnout 80.8 %)		50
Source: TurkishPress.com. The results include the two new MPs elected during intermediate elections held in 2006-filling two vacancies opened when MPs Mehmet Ali Talat became president and Salih Miroglu passed away.

[edit] February 21: Anguilla

Anguilla
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Acting Governor Andrew George Chief Minister Osbourne Fleming House of Assembly Political parties Elections
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**Summary of the 21 February 2005 House of Assembly of Anguilla election results**
Parties	Votes	%	Seats
Anguilla National Front Anguilla National Alliance Anguilla Democratic Party		38.9	4
Anguilla United Movement		19.4	1
Anguilla Strategic Alliance		19.2	2
Anguilla Progressive Party		9.5	-
Non-partisans		13.0	-
Appointed members	-	-	4
Total (turnout 74.6 %)			11

[edit] February 27: Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan
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Constitution Tulip Revolution President Kurmanbek Bakiyev Prime Minister Felix Kulov Supreme Council Legislative Assembly Assembly of People's Representatives Political parties Politicians Elections Oblasts Human rights Foreign relations
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**Summary of the 27 February and 13 March 2005 Kyrgyzstan Supreme Council election results**
Parties	Seats
Results not available, elected members	75
Total (turnout %)	75

[edit] February 27: Tajikistan

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Tajikistan
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President Emomali Rahmonov Prime Minister Okil Okilov Supreme Assembly National Assembly Assembly of Representatives Political parties Elections - 2006 Provinces Human rights Foreign relations
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**Summary of the 27 February and 13 March 2005 Assembly of Representatives of Tajikistan election results**
Parties		Votes 1st round	%	Seats
People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan (Hizbi Demokrati-Khalkii Tojikston)		1,666,909	64.51	52
Communist Party of Tajikistan		533,066	20.63	4
Islamic Renaissance Party of Tajikistan (Nahzati Islomi Tojikiston)		193,532	7.48	2
Others	Democratic Party (Hizbi Demokrati)	190,412	7,36	-
	Justice Party (Hizb Adolatkhoh)			-
	Socialist Party			-
	Other parties			-
	Non-partisans (pro-HDKT)			5
Total (turnout %)		2,583,919		63
Registered voters		2,771,528
Source: IFES, Angus Reid en Eurasia.org

[edit] March

[edit] March 6: Moldova

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**Summary of the 6 March 2005 Parliament of Moldova election results**
Parties and coalitions	%	Seats
Communist Party of Moldova (Partidul Comuniştilor din Republica Moldova)	45.98	56
Party Alliance Our Moldova (Alianţa Moldova Noastră)	28.53	22
Democratic Party of Moldova (Partidul Democrat din Moldova)		8
Social Liberal Party (Partidul Social Liberal)		4
Christian Democratic People's Party (Partidul Popular Creştin Democrat)	9.07	11
Electoral Bloc Motherland (Blocul Electoral Patria - Rodina) Socialist Party of Moldova (Partidul Socialist din Moldova) Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova (Partidul Socialiştilor din Republica Moldova)	4.97	0
Social Democratic Party of Moldova (Partidul Social-Democrat din Moldova)	2.92	0
Republican Socio-Political Movement Equality (Miscarea Social-Politică Republicană Ravnopravie)	2.83	0
Party of the Socio-Economic Justice of Moldova (Partidul Dreptăţii Social-Economice din Moldova)	1.66	0
Peasants' Christian Democratic Party of Moldova (Partidul Ţărănesc Creştin-Democrat din Moldova)	1.37	0
Total (turnout %)		101

AMN, PDM and PSL formed the Electoral Bloc Democratic Moldova (Blocul Electoral Moldova Democrată).

[edit] March 13: Central African Republic

Central African Republic
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President François Bozizé Prime Minister Élie Doté National Assembly Political parties<