ELECTIONS HELD IN 1998
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Conseil national | |
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1 February 1998 8 February 1998 |
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Elections were held for all the seats in Parliament on the normal expiry of the members' term of office. | |
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In the 1998 general elections, the ruling National and Democratic Union (UND) gained three seats over its previous total to capture all 18 in Parliament.
The first round of voting on 1 February resulted in 15 outright winners (those obtaining an absolute majority); among these was the outgoing Speaker, Mr. Jean-Louis Campora. The two other competing lists of the National Union for the Future of Monaco (UNAM) and the Rally for the Monegasque Family failed to obtain any seats. In the second round, three UND candidates, three from UNAM and one independent stayed in contention. The new National Council comprises eight new members and 10 incumbents. Of the 11 women candidates, four won seats as against one in the previous poll. On 19 February, Mr. Michel L�v�que was designated as the Minister of State (head of the four-member Council of Government); the Council wields executive power under the authority of the Head of State, Prince Rainier III. |
STATISTICS
Round no 1 (1 February 1998): Elections results | |
Number of registered electors | 4,931 |
Voters | 3,591 (72.82%) |
Blank or invalid ballot papers | 179 |
Valid votes | 3,453 |
Round no 2 (8 February 1998): Elections results | |
Number of registered electors | 4,932 |
Voters | 3,226 (65.41%) |
Blank or invalid ballot papers | 91 |
Valid votes | 3,149 |
Round no 1: Distribution of votes | |||
Political Group | Candidates | ||
National and Democratic Union (UND) | 18 | ||
National Union for the Future of Monaco (UNAM) | 13 | ||
Rally for the Monegasque Family | 6 |
Round no 1: Distribution of seats | |||
Political Group | Total | ||
National and Democratic Union (UND) | 18 | ||
National Union for the Future of Monaco (UNAM) | 0 | ||
Rally for the Monegasque Family | 0 |
Distribution of seats according to sex: | |
Men: | 14 |
Women: | 4 |
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