Cambodia

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Parliament has two chambers.

• The National Assembly of Cambodia (Radhsphea ney Preah Recheanachakr Kampuchea) has 122 members, elected for a five year term by proportional representation.
• The Senate (Sénat) has 61 members, appointed by the king on recommendation of the parties in the National Assembly of Cambodia.

[edit] Latest elections

2003-07-27 National Assembly Elections Results

Political Parties	# seats won	# valid votes
CPP	73	2,447,259
FUNCINPEC	26	1,072,313
Sam Rainsy Party	24	1,130,423
Others	0	518,842
Total	123	5,168,837

Source: http://www.necelect.org.kh/English/ElectionResult/Result_2003/Result_2003.html

2006-01-22 Senate Elections Results

Political Parties	# seats won	# votes estimated
CPP	43	7,854
FUNCINPEC	9	2,320
Sam Rainsy Party	2	1,165
Total	54	11,352

[edit] Sources

• List of Senators
• Ruling party wins Cambodia poll

[edit] Related external links

• National Assembly of the Kingdom of Cambodia
• National Assembly Homepage
• Senate of the Kingdom of Cambodia
• Senate Homepage
• National Election Committee
• Legal Framework
• Strategic Framework and Action Plan for the capacity building of the Cambodian Parliament - 2007 (PDF)
• Cambodian People's Party (CPP)
• FUNCINPEC Party
• Sam Rainsy Party (SRP)
• Cambodia-Canada Legislative Support Project (CCLSP) funded by Canadian International Development Agency
• Legislature Assistance Project (LEAP) funded by United Nations Development Programme
• Capacity building in parliament funded by Konrad Adenauer Foundation

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