Elections in New Caledonia

New Caledonia

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Elections in New Caledonia gives information on election and election results in New Caledonia.

New Caledonia elects a legislature. The Territorial Congress (Congrès Territorial) has 54 members, being the members of the three regional councils, all elected for a five-year term by proportional representation. New Caledonia has a multi-party system, with multiple strong parties.

Latest election

Summary of the 11 May 2014
Territorial Congress of New Caledonia election results

Party	Votes	%	Seats	+/–
Caledonia Together	24,863	23.31	13	+8
The Rally–UMP (Front for Unity)	13,649	12.79	7	–6
Caledonian Union–FLINKS	13,602	12.75	9	–
Union for Caledonia in France	12,539	11.75	6	New
Build Our Rainbow Nation	12,289	11.52	6	New
National Union for Independence	8,876	8.32	6	–
Labour Party	3,678	3.45	1	–2
National Front	2,706	2.54	0	0
One Province for All (in coalition with Caledonia Together)	2,561	2.40	2	New
North Province Agreement (in coalition with Front for Unity)	2,191	2.05	1	New
Convergence Country	2,190	2.05	0	New
Party of Kanak Liberation	2,053	1.92	1	–
Aboriginal Dynamic	1,566	1.47	1	New
Union for Building the Loyalty Islands	1,564	1.47	1	New
The Other Voice	939	0.88	0	New
Invalid/blank votes	1,410	–	–	–
Total	106,650	100	54	0
Registered voters/turnout	152,457	69.95	–	–
Source: New Caledonia Government

Elections and referendums in New Caledonia

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Referendums	1958 1987 1988 1998

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