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MADAGASCAR This File Contains Election Results for the Malagasy National Assembly for the Elections Held in 2013. This File Ha MADAGASCAR This file contains election results for the Malagasy National Assembly for the elections held in 2013. This file has a format different from many others in Election Passport. The initial elections held in December 2013 were annulled in four constituencies (Ambanja, Marovoay, Sainte Marie, Belo sur Tsiribihina) with fresh elections held in August 2014. Only results for the fresh elections are included. RG Region The following eight regions are used in the dataset. Africa Asia Western Europe Eastern Europe Latin America North America Caribbean Oceania CTR_N Country Name CTR Country Code Country codes developed by the UN (https://unstats.un.org/unsd/methodology/m49/) 450 Madagascar YR Election Year Year of election. MN Election Month Month of Election. 1. January 2. February 3. March 4. April 5. May 6. June 7. July 8. August 9. September 10. October 11. November 12. December SUB Sub-National Geographical Unit Madagascar has 22 regions. CST_N Constituency Name Name of a geographical area that a particular elected representative or group of elected representatives represents. CST Constituency Code A unique numeric code assigned to each of the units recorded in CST_N. 1. AMBATONDRAZAKA 2. AMPARAFARAVOLA 3. ANDILAMENA 4. ANOSIBE AN'ALA 5. MORAMANGA 6. AMBATOFINANDRAHANA 7. AMBOSITRA 8. FANDRIANA 9. MANANDRIANA 10. AMBOHIDRATRIMO 11. ANDRAMASINA 12. ANJOZOROBE 13. ANKAZOBE 14. ANTANANARIVO-ATSIMONDRANO 15. ANTANANARIVO AVARADRANO 16. ANTANANARIVO I 17. ANTANANARIVO II 18. ANTANANARIVO III 19. ANTANANARIVO IV 20. ANTANANARIVO V 21. ANTANANARIVO VI 22. MANJAKANDRIANA 23. FENERIVE EST 24. MANANARA NORD 25. MAROANTSETRA 26. SOANIERANA IVONGO 27. VAVATENINA 28. AMBOVOMBE ANDROY 29. BEKILY 30. BELOHA ANDROY 31. TSIHOMBE 32. AMBOASARY SUD 33. BETROKA 34. AMPANIHY OUEST 35. ANKAZOABO SUD 36. BENENITRA 37. BEROROHA 38. BETIOKY SUD 39. MOROMBE 40. SAKARAHA 41. TOLIARY I 42. TOLIARY II 43. BEFOTAKA SUD 44. FARAFANGANA 45. MIDONGY SUD 46. VANGAINDRANO 47. VONDROZO 48. ANTANAMBAO MANAMPOTSY 49. BRICKAVILLE 50. MAHANORO 51. MAROLAMBO 52. TOAMASINA I 53. TOAMASINA II 54. VATOMANDRY 55. KANDREHO 56. MAEVATANANA 57. TSARATANANA 58. AMBATO BOENI 59. MAHAJANGA I 60. MAHAJANGA II 61. MITSINJO 62. SOALALA 63. FENOARIVOBE 64. TSIROANOMANDIDY 65. AMBILOBE 66. ANTSIRANANA I 67. ANTSIRANANA II 68. NOSY-BE 69. AMBALAVAO 70. AMBOHIMAHASOA 71. FIANARANTSOA I 72. ISANDRA 73. IKALAMAVONY 74. VOHIBATO 75. LALANGINA 76. IAKORA 77. IHOSY 78. IVOHIBE 79. ARIVONIMAMO 80. MIARINARIVO 81. SOAVINANDRIANA 82. AMBATOMAINTY 83. ANTSALOVA 84. BESALAMPY 85. MAINTIRANO 86. MORAFENOBE 87. MAHABO 88. MANJA 89. MIANDRIVAZO 90. MORONDAVA 91. ANDAPA 92. ANTALAHA 93. SAMBAVA 94. VOHEMAR 95. ANALALAVA 96. ANTSOHIHY 97. BEALANANA 98. BEFANDRIANA NORD 99. MAMPIKONY 100. MANDRITSARA 101. PORT-BERGE 102. AMBATOLAMPY 103. ANTANIFOTSY 104. ANTSIRABE I 105. ANTSIRABE II 106. BETAFO 107. FARATSIHO 108. MANDOTO 109. IFANADIANA 110. IKONGO 111. MANAKARA 112. MANANJARY 113. NOSY VARIKA 114. VOHIPENO 115. AMBANJA 116. MAROVOAY 117. SAINTE MARIE 118. BELO SUR TSIRIBIHINA MAG District Magnitude Number of seats allocated in a given constituency. CAN_NO Candidate Number The ballot number assigned by the Independent National Electoral Commission (CENI) Madagascar to each candidate. The numbers in each constituency range from 1 to N with N being the total number of candidates. PTY_N Party Name The name or abbreviation used in the electoral commission (CENI Madagascar) records. PTY Party Code A unique numeric code is assigned to each party that runs a candidate. 1. MAF 2. MTS 3. INDEPENDANT RAZOARIMIHAJA 4. INDEPENDANT RAKOTONIRAINY 5. AME ANTOKO MIOMBONA EZAKA 6. MIARAKA AMIN I PREZIDA ANDRY RAJOELINA 7. AVANA 8. ANTOKO MAITSO HASIN/I MADAGASIKARA 9. KML Kongresy hoan ny Malagasy Liam-pivoarana 10. INDEPENDANT MICHEL 11. HIARAKA ISIKA 12. MOUVANCE RAVALOMANANA 13. INDEPENDANT MANOLOTSOA 14. INDEPENDANT ATMA 15. MDM 16. INDEPENDANT MARO 17. EMMA 18. INDEPENDANT RANDRIANAFIDISON 19. VPM MMM 20. INDEPENDANT MIOMBONA EZAKA ISIKA 21. INDEPENDANT ANDRIN I MADAGASIKARA 22. AMPELA MANAO POLITIKA 23. INDEPENDANT RAZAFINDRAMBOA 24. INDEPENDANT RANDRIANALINIRINA 25. FFF 26. INDEPENDANT MAKA 27. RODOBE MATSILO 28. ESD ETO SEHATRY NY DAHOLOBE OU ESPACE DE SOLIDARITE POUR LE DEVELOPPEMENT 29. INDEPENDANT ALAOTRA MIRAY HINA 30. RDS 31. INDEPENDANT CAP POUR LA DEMOCRATIE 32. FITARIKANDRO 33. Association MIARA MAMINDRA 34. MAFI 35. INDEPENDANT TAMBATRA II 36. MATSILO 37. MAMAFISOA 38. ANDRIN I MADAGASIKARA 39. MITM MALAGASY IRAY TSY MIVAKY 40. MIARA MANDROSO 41. ANTOKO MAITSO HASIN I MADAGASIKARA 42. FITAMBOLA GNELA IAD 43. ADR Association Didier Ratsirakiste 44. MADAGASIKARANTSIKA 45. FIRAISANKINA HO AN NY FANOVANA 46. INDEPENDANT FAGNORENANA 47. INDEPENDANT RAKOTONDRAZAFY MODESTE 48. MADAGASIKARA AFAKA 49. MAMIMI Malagasy Miray sy Mifankatia 50. MTS MALAGASY TONGA SAINA 51. RODOBE MATSILO 52. PNJ MAZAVA 53. AREMA 54. INDEPENDANT 55. HARENA 56. INDEPENDANT Coop Soatsara 57. MDM MIENTANA HO AN I DEMOKRASIA ETO MADAGASIKARA 58. FIRAISAN KINA NO HERY 59. INDEPENDANT RAHARISON Francis T 60. INDEPENDANT RAZANAMINO Lisiniaina J 61. SIDILAHY SAHY 62. INDEPENDANT FELANTSOA RAHARILALAO Noro Voahanginirina 63. A F D M 64. ADHEM FIZAFA Action pour le Développement Humaniste et Ecologique de Madagascar 65. INDEPENDANT MALAGASY MIRAY 66. INDEPENDANT RAVALISON Andriamisaina 67. INDEPENDANT RAHERINIRIANTSOA Adèle 68. INDEPENDANT RASOLOFOMANDIMBY Mamisoa Olivier 69. ADR 70. ESD Eto Sehatry ny Daholobe ou Espace de Solidarité pour le Developpement 71. MFM 72. ANTOKO MAITSO 73. FIRAISAN/KINA HO AN NY FANOVANA 74. AMP 75. INDEPENDANT RAHERIVELO 76. MIARAKA AMIN I ANDRY RAJOELINA 77. FFF FIRAISAMPIRENANA HO ANNY FAHAFAHANA SY NY FANDROSOANA 78. AFAM 79. Ny fanahy no vatsy 80. AME 81. INDEPENDANT NIRINA 82. MAF MADAGASCAR AFAKA 83. MIARAKA AMIN'I ANDRY RAJOELINA 84. FIMA 85. FIRAISANKINA HO AN'NY FANOVANA 86. PARTI MA MI MI MALAGASY MIRAY sy MIFANKATIA 87. FAPHA Ambositra 88. Association IRAY NY MALAGASY 89. Association AMi 90. PARTI AVANA 91. ALEFA MADAGASIKARA HERY ZO 92. UNDP 93. FITAMBOLAGNELA I A D 94. INDEPENDANT ANDRIANARIVO Harimampianiana Razakarivelo 95. Association MIEZAKA 96. ZAKATSIKA HETSIKY NY OLOM PIRENEN 97. LES AUTRES SENSIBILITES LES AS 98. Parti Travailliste Malagasy PATRAM 99. FFF FIRAISAMPIRENANA HO AN NY FAHAFAHANA SY NY FANDROSOANA 100. KONGRESY HO AN NY MALAGASY LIAM-PIVOARANA (KML) 101. MOUVEMENT POUR LA DEMOCRATIE � MADAGASCAR 102. 3 Fa Ma FAHAMARINANA sy FAHAZAVANA ho FANDROSOANA ho an i MADAGASIKARA 103. ZANAK I DADA 104. MIARAKA AMINNY ANDRY RAJOELINA 105. INDEPENDANT SAMUEL Ilala 106. INDEPENDANT TARATRY NY HO AVY 107. MMM MALAGASY MIARA MIAINGA 108. INDEPENDANT MANDROSO 109. INDEPENDANT RAKINGASKARA 110. INDEPENDANT EMMA 111. AFM ANTOKO FAMPANDROSOANA AN I MADAGASIKARA 112. INDEPENDANT FENITRA 113. FIRAISANKINA HO AN/NY FANOVANA 114. EZRA Ezaka ho an ny rahampitso 115. HERY VAOVAO HO AN I MADAGASIKARA 116. Parti VERT 117. NY FANAHY NO MAHA OLONA 118. 4M 119. MIFAMA Miray hina ho Fampandrosoana an i Manandriana 120. TAMBATRA 121. MADAGASIKARA AFAKA (MAF) 122. INDEPENDANT RANAIVOSON Jean Louis 123. ZAKATSIKA "HETSIKY NY OLOM-PIRENENA" 124. LES AS 125. FITELO 126. TANIKO MADAGASIKARA 127. Association EMMA 128. FANAMBY 88 129. LEADER FANILO 130. Association Didier RATSIRAKISTE (ADR) 131. As.Hu.Mi 132. MALAGASY TIA TANINDRAZANA (MATITA) 133. INDEPENDANT FRANCK Madden 134. MIARAKA @ PREZIDA ANDRY RAJOELINA 135. AMPELA MANAO POLITIKA (APM) 136. ANTOKO MAITSO HASIN'I MADAGASIKARA 137. INDEPENDANT RAKOLONATREHINA Joro Vonona 138. PARTI VERT ANTOKO MAITSO HASIN I MADAGASIKARA 139. TANINDRAZANTSIKA MIVOATRA (TAMI) 140. Association LALAM BAOVAO 141. ANTOKO MIOMBONA EZAKA (AME) 142. Kandidat Mahaleo Tena KMT 143. PDCM 144. HIARAKA ISIKA JIABY 145. INDEPENDANT DADAFARA RAHARIJAONA 146. MA MI TA 147. FMTM 148. TANORA MIARO NY DEMOKRATIKA (TMD) 149. ZAKATSIKA HETSIKY NY OLOM PIRENENA 150. FIRAISANKINA HO AN NY FANAVOTANA 151. INDEPENDANT R RAKOTOARISOA Rija Jean 152. INDEPENDANT RAKOTOMAVO Joseph Elysé 153. Vondrona Politika Miara dia Malagasy Miara Miainga (VPM MMM) 154. INDEPENDANT RANDRIANARISON Valery Leroy 155. UNDP RA SEFO 156. INDEPENDANT RAKOTONIRINA Jaona 157. MAMAFISOA (Malagasy Mandroso ao anatin ny Fihavanana sy ny Soatoavina) 158. MAPAR 159. SOLIDE 160. INDEPENDANT MAITRE RIJA 161. INDEPENDANT RAZAFIMAHATRATRA Jean Michel TANY MIARINA 162. INDEPENDANT RANAIVOARILALA Jean de Dieu 163. ANKAZOBE MIJORO 164. MAF MADAGASIKARA AFAKA 165. GTT MDAGASCAR 166. INDEPENDANT RAKOTO Andrianaina Jaona 167. TAMAMI 168. FANASINA HO FAMPANDROSOANA 169. AJDA Action des Jeunes pour le Developpement d Atsimondrano 170. INDEPENDANT NDREMANJARY Paraina Fabrice 171. INDEPENDANT RAOILISON Hery Charles Olivier 172. INDEPENDANT ANDRIAMIZAHO Daniel 173. MONIMA 174. INDEPENDANT RAJAONARIVELO DESOUTER Bruno Andriamanga 175. INDEPENDANT HERIMANJATOSON Iraka Joé 176. AFABE 177. ASSOCIATION FLASH-MAD 178. SARIAKA 179. FIKAMBANAN NY ZANAK ATSIMONDRANO 180. INDEPENDANT RALAISEHENO Hasinjaka Guy Maxime 181. ATTAFA 182. INDEPENDANT FAHENDRENA 183. INDEPENDANT ROCCO RIVO 184. INDEPENDANT GSIA 185. MALAGASY MIARA MIAINGA (MMM) 186. TAMA Tanora Avaradrano Mndray Andraikitra 187. MOVANSY RAVALOMANANA 188. VAHOAKA IHANY 189. M T S 190. NY FANAHY MAHA OLONA 191. AKFM 192. MALAGASY VANONA 193. ANTOKY NY SOA HO AN NY HO AVY (ASOA) 194. UNAMAD 195. GASIKARAKO 196. OLOM BAOVAO 197. GRAD ILOAFO 198. FIHAVANANA SY FIRAISANKINA 199. INDEPENDANT RATOVONANDRASANA 200. HAMPISANDRATRA AN I MERINA 201. MIBANJINA 202. INDEPENDANT RAZAFINJAKA Alain
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