Malagasy parliamentary election, 1983

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Parliamentary elections were held in Madagascar on 28 August 1983, having originally been scheduled for 1982, but delayed by the presidential election and the "economic difficulties facing the country".^[1] Only parties affiliated with the AREMA-dominated National Front for the Defense of the Revolution were allowed to compete in the election. AREMA was the only party to field candidates in all 137 constituencies, and won 117 of them with over 65% of the vote.

Voter turnout was 72.75% of the 4,838,279 registered voters.^[1]

Results

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/-
AREMA	2,239,771	65.26	117	+5
Movement for Proletarian Power	372,842	10.86	3	New
Popular Movement for National Unity	364,640	10.62	6	-1
Congress Party for the Independence of Madagascar	300,809	8.76	9	-7
MONIMA	126,452	3.68	2	New
MONIMA Socialist Organization	15,727	0.46	0	New
Malagasy Christian Democratic Union	12,022	0.35	0	-2
Invalid/blank votes	87,734	-	-	-
Total	3,519,997	100	137	0
Source: EISA

References

1. ^ ^{a b} Madagascar: 1983 National People's Assembly election results EISA