National Assembly (Senegal)

The current National Assembly, formed following elections in November 2024, comprises 165 elected members who serve five-year terms. The electoral system is a mixed member majoritarian (MMM) system; 90 deputies are elected in 35 single and multi-member districts (departments) by simple majority (plurality) party block vote (PBV, winning party list takes all seats in the district) and 60 seats are filled proportionally based on the national distribution of votes. There are also 15 seats for overseas voters. Voters have a single ballot and vote for the party list. This single ballot is applied to both the majoritarian and proportional vote counts. ==Historical National Assembly election results==

• 2001 Senegalese parliamentary election • 2007 Senegalese parliamentary election • 2012 Senegalese parliamentary election • 2017 Senegalese parliamentary election Notes • The Senegalese Progressive Union (UPS) was the Socialist Party's predecessor. • Senegal was a one-party state from 1966 to 1974. Only the Socialist Party fielded candidates in the 1968 and 1973 elections. • Let Us Unite Senegal (JLS) was a coalition of three political parties - the National Democratic Rally (RND), And Jëf-African Party for Democracy and Socialism (AJ-PADS), and Convention for Democrats and Patriots-Garab Gi (CDP-Garab Gi). ==List of National Assembly Presidents==