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28:
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16:
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1504:
1492:
1480:
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1450:
1445:Dosso Region
1433:
1330:Independents
1292:MDN Alkawali
1117:CCID-Liliwal
745:
718:
702:
693:
678:
674:
670:
655:
627:
382:Salifou Modi
335:Human rights
327:Constitution
225:
223:Independents
207:
189:
171:
153:
135:
117:
99:
46:
15:
2133:Referendums
1826:(in French)
1734:(in French)
1576:: 161â168,
1394:Total votes
1368:Valid votes
575:Visa policy
515:Politicians
463:Departments
425:(dissolved)
329:(suspended)
2205:Categories
2150:1946 (Oct)
2145:1946 (May)
2109:1946 (Nov)
2104:1946 (Jun)
1460:References
652:Background
541:Minister:
354:Government
279:CDS-Rahama
1430:Aftermath
1410:6,059,961
1397:3,106,723
1371:3,005,804
1350:3,005,804
798:1,422,698
493:General:
481:Elections
442:Judiciary
431:President
408:Ministers
365:President
1818:Archived
1799:Archived
1784:Le Sahel
1764:Archived
1645:Archived
1526:Archived
1436:Tassarra
1420:Source:
690:Campaign
565:Passport
557:in Niger
468:Communes
1977:1946â47
1959:2020â21
1384:100,919
1333:269,200
840:314,193
819:471,458
715:Results
699:Conduct
500:2020â21
458:Regions
403:Cabinet
340:Slavery
1400:100.00
1353:100.00
1063:11,562
1044:26,747
1023:35,389
1004:35,501
983:40,059
962:42,397
941:46,953
920:49,152
899:67,708
880:69,418
859:77,973
266:before
139:10.45
121:15.68
103:47.34
86:Seats
78:Party
1413:51.27
1374:96.75
1347:Total
1200:1,030
1181:1,211
1160:1,787
1141:1,910
1120:1,957
1101:7,343
1082:7,679
843:10.45
822:15.68
801:47.33
783:Seats
777:Votes
774:Party
630:Niger
229:8.96
211:0.89
193:1.18
175:1.33
157:1.56
2190:2010
2185:2009
2180:1999
2175:1996
2170:1992
2165:1989
2160:1987
2155:1958
2140:1945
2124:1956
2119:1951
2114:1948
2099:1945
2081:2020
2076:2011
2071:2004
2052:2020
2047:2016
2042:2011
2037:2009
2032:2004
2027:1999
2022:1996
2017:1995
2012:1993
2007:1989
2002:1970
1997:1965
1992:1958
1987:1957
1982:1952
1954:2016
1949:2011
1944:2004
1939:1999
1934:1996
1929:1993
1924:1989
1919:1970
1914:1965
1387:3.25
1336:8.96
1317:0.00
1298:0.01
1279:0.01
1260:0.01
1241:0.02
1222:0.03
1203:0.03
1184:0.04
1163:0.06
1144:0.06
1123:0.07
1104:0.24
1085:0.26
1066:0.38
1047:0.89
1026:1.18
1007:1.18
986:1.33
965:1.41
944:1.56
923:1.64
902:2.25
883:2.31
862:2.59
495:2016
288:MNSD
235:+11
217:New
109:+29
97:MNSD
52:2011
42:2004
2067:...
1578:doi
1552:doi
1356:113
1342:+11
1323:New
1314:132
1304:New
1295:155
1285:New
1276:357
1266:New
1257:428
1247:New
1238:618
1228:New
1219:789
1209:New
1169:New
1129:New
1110:New
1091:New
1053:New
1032:New
929:New
868:New
807:+29
786:+/â
232:11
205:RPN
187:UNI
181:+1
169:PMT
151:PNA
145:+1
133:RDP
127:+8
124:15
115:RSD
106:76
90:+/â
2207::
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889:â1
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