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The primary purpose of the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election was to elect the President of Ivory Coast.
Answer: False
The primary purpose of the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election was to determine the composition of the National Assembly, not to elect the President.
The 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election took place on November 26, 1995.
Answer: True
The parliamentary elections in Ivory Coast were held on November 26, 1995.
A total of 175 seats were contested in the National Assembly during the 1995 election.
Answer: True
A total of 175 seats were contested in the National Assembly during the 1995 election.
The National Assembly is primarily responsible for interpreting the country's constitution.
Answer: False
The National Assembly functions as the country's legislature, responsible for debating and passing laws, rather than primarily interpreting the constitution.
The sidebar navigation indicates that Ivory Coast has only held parliamentary elections.
Answer: False
The sidebar navigation indicates that Ivory Coast has held various types of elections, including presidential and local elections, not solely parliamentary ones.
Besides parliamentary elections, presidential and local elections are also mentioned in the context of Ivory Coast.
Answer: True
The context of Ivory Coast's political system includes mentions of presidential and local elections alongside parliamentary elections.
What was the main objective of the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election?
Answer: To determine the composition of the National Assembly.
On what date did the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election primarily take place?
Answer: November 26, 1995
How many seats were available in the National Assembly for the 1995 election?
Answer: 175
How many political parties initially contested the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election?
Answer: 10
What is the role of the National Assembly as suggested by the context of the election?
Answer: To act as the country's legislature responsible for making laws.
Which of the following statements about the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election is FALSE?
Answer: The RDR won exactly 15 seats.
Statement C is false; the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) won 14 seats, not 15, and their performance was marked as 'New', not 'Lost'.
What was the net change in the total number of seats in the National Assembly following the 1995 election and its reruns?
Answer: Zero change
PDCI-RDA stands for the Republican Party of Ivory Coast.
Answer: False
PDCI-RDA is the acronym for the Democratic Party of Ivory Coast – African Democratic Rally, not the Republican Party of Ivory Coast.
RDR refers to the Ivorian Popular Front, a party that participated in the election.
Answer: False
RDR refers to the Rally of the Republicans, while the Ivorian Popular Front is abbreviated as IPF.
IPF is an acronym for the Ivorian Popular Front, which secured 12 seats.
Answer: True
IPF is indeed the acronym for the Ivorian Popular Front, and this party secured 12 seats in the election.
The 'Republican Front' banner indicated an alliance between the PDCI-RDA and the IPF.
Answer: False
The 'Republican Front' banner signified an alliance between the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) and the Ivorian Popular Front (IPF), not between PDCI-RDA and IPF.
Which political party was the ruling party during the 1995 Ivorian parliamentary election?
Answer: Democratic Party of Ivory Coast – African Democratic Rally (PDCI-RDA)
Which two parties formed the 'Republican Front' alliance for the 1995 election?
Answer: RDR and IPF
The ruling Democratic Party of Ivory Coast – African Democratic Rally (PDCI-RDA) won a minority of seats in the initial results.
Answer: False
The ruling Democratic Party of Ivory Coast – African Democratic Rally (PDCI-RDA) secured a majority of seats in the initial results, winning 148 out of 175.
The rerun elections led to a decrease in the PDCI-RDA's final seat count.
Answer: False
The rerun elections resulted in an increase in the PDCI-RDA's final seat count to 150, from their initial count.
After the reruns, the opposition parties collectively held 25 seats in the National Assembly.
Answer: True
Following the completion of the rerun elections, the collective seat count for the opposition parties was 25.
The Rally of the Republicans (RDR) won 12 seats in the 1995 election.
Answer: False
The Rally of the Republicans (RDR) secured 14 seats in the 1995 election, not 12.
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) gained 3 seats compared to the previous election.
Answer: True
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) achieved a gain of 3 seats when compared to its electoral performance in the preceding election.
The PDCI-RDA saw an increase of 15 seats compared to the previous election.
Answer: False
The PDCI-RDA experienced a decrease of 15 seats compared to the previous election, as indicated by the '+/-' column in the results.
The seats won by the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) were marked as 'Lost' in the results.
Answer: False
The seats won by the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) were marked as 'New', signifying a new level of representation or significant change, not 'Lost'.
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) won 15 seats in the 1995 parliamentary election.
Answer: False
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) secured 12 seats in the 1995 parliamentary election, not 15.
The '+/-' column in the results table shows the total number of seats won by each party in the 1995 election.
Answer: False
The '+/-' column in the election results table indicates the change in the number of seats won by a party compared to the results of a previous election, signifying gains or losses.
The term 'New' for the RDR signified that they lost seats compared to their previous electoral performance.
Answer: False
The term 'New' for the RDR signified a new level of representation or a significant change from their previous electoral performance, not a loss of seats.
The initial results showed the PDCI-RDA winning 148 seats.
Answer: True
The initial results reported for the 1995 election indicated that the PDCI-RDA had won 148 seats.
The final seat count for the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) was 14.
Answer: True
The final seat count attributed to the Rally of the Republicans (RDR) after the election was 14.
The final seat count for the Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) was 12.
Answer: True
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) concluded the election with a final seat count of 12.
What was the final seat count for the ruling PDCI-RDA after the rerun elections?
Answer: 150
How many seats did the opposition parties collectively win after the reruns?
Answer: 25
The Rally of the Republicans (RDR) won how many seats in the 1995 election?
Answer: 14
The Ivorian Popular Front (IPF) secured which number of seats and what change compared to the previous election?
Answer: 12 seats, with a gain of 3 seats
What does the term 'New' signify for the RDR's seat count in the results?
Answer: It indicated a new level of representation or significant change from previous performance.
What was the initial seat count for the ruling PDCI-RDA?
Answer: 148
The PDCI-RDA experienced which change in seats compared to the previous election?
Answer: A loss of 15 seats
What was the final seat distribution after the rerun elections?
Answer: PDCI-RDA: 150 seats, Opposition: 25 seats
Which statement accurately reflects the performance of the PDCI-RDA in the 1995 election relative to the previous one?
Answer: It lost 15 seats compared to the previous election.
Which of the following best describes the outcome for the Ivorian Popular Front (IPF)?
Answer: They won 12 seats, representing a gain of 3 seats.
The initial results indicated the PDCI-RDA secured 148 seats out of how many total seats?
Answer: 175
The outcomes in seven constituencies were annulled following the initial 1995 election results.
Answer: True
The initial election results were annulled in seven constituencies, leading to the necessity of rerun elections.
Rerun elections were held on December 27, 1995, in the constituencies where results were annulled.
Answer: True
Following the annulment of results in certain constituencies, rerun elections were conducted on December 27, 1995.
What happened in seven constituencies following the initial announcement of the 1995 election results?
Answer: The outcomes were annulled, leading to rerun elections.
The rerun elections held on December 27, 1995, primarily served to:
Answer: Finalize the seat distribution after initial results were invalidated in some areas.
The election results were sourced exclusively from the African Elections Database.
Answer: False
The election results were sourced from both the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) and the African Elections Database.
The term 'annulled' implies that the election results in certain areas were invalidated.
Answer: True
The term 'annulled' in the context of election results signifies that the initial outcome in specific areas was invalidated, often due to irregularities or disputes.
The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) is an international organization focused on parliamentary data.
Answer: True
The Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) is indeed an international organization dedicated to parliamentary diplomacy and serves as a repository for data on national parliaments and elections.
The African Elections Database compiles information on elections primarily in Europe.
Answer: False
The African Elections Database compiles information on elections primarily across African countries, not Europe.
What does the term 'annulled' mean in the context of the election results?
Answer: The initial outcome was invalidated, requiring a new vote.