| 释义 |
- Electoral system
- Campaign
- Results By district
- Reactions
- See also
- References
{{Politics of Abkhazia}}Parliamentary elections were held in Abkhazia on 4 March 2007, with a second round in seventeen constituencies on 18 March.[1]Electoral systemThe 35 members of the People's Assembly were elected in single-member constituencies using the two-round system. A total of 189 polling stations were used for the elections,[2] with 129,650 registered voters.[3] CampaignA total of 136 candidates were nominated, including 26 MPs. The Community Party was the only party to formally nominate candidates, with all other candidates nominated by initiative groups. The Central Election Commission approved the registration of 130 candidates, of which 22 withdrew before election day.[4] They included 92 Abkhazians, 10 Armenians, 5 Georgians, 4 Russians and one Ukrainian. President Sergei Bagapsh stressed the necessity of having a multi-ethnic parliament, where all the minorities were represented. He also stated that the prevailing issue of the election campaign was achieving international recognition for the de facto independent state.[4] Three parties supported Bagapsh; the United Abkhazia, Aitaira and Amtsakhara, whilst the Forum of Abkhaz People’s Unity supported Vice President Raul Khadjimba. ResultsOf the 35 elected members, 28 supported President Bagapsh, seven the opposition. 26 were ethnic Abkhaz, three Russian, three Armenian, two Georgian and one Turkish. Voter turnout was 47.25% in the first round.[5] By district| District | Elected | Losing candidates | | Second round | First round | Withdrew |
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| Sukhumi 1 | Talix Kvatysh | Daur Achugba | reference_name_P|P|P}}, Vladimir Kharania, Aida Ashuba | Gennadi Ardzinba, Abesalom Kvarchia | | Sukhumi 2 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Vitali Gabnia | Zaur Dopua, Suren Kerselyan, Temur Tabagua | Terenti Chania | | Sukhumi 3 | Rita Lolua | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Iakub Lakoba | Garri Konjaria | | Sukhumi 4 | Batal Kobakhia | Viktor Khilchevski | reference_name_I|I|I}}, Esmiralda Arshba, Vitali Aslandzia | Alkhas Manargia | | Sukhumi 5 | reference_name_C|C|C}} | Akhra Bzhania | Eleonora Kogonia, Frida Lazba | | Sukhumi 6 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | reference_name_I|I|I}} | Leila Dzyba, Vadim Cherkezia | | Sukhumi 7 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Vladimir Arshba | Nodari Nachkebia | | Pitsunda 8 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Almasbei Kchach | Dona Malia, Fedor-Tengiz Gabunia, Davlet Pilia | | Macharsky 9 | Valeri Bganba | Roman Ketia | reference_name_I|I|I}}, Gocha Jalagonia | | Gagra 10 | Amra Agrba | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Vadim Smyr | reference_name_C|C|C}} | | Gagra 11 | reference_name_C|C|C}}{{ref label|reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Aleksei Romanenko, Vitali Azhiba, Arkadi Sarkisyan | | Tsandripsh 12 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | reference_name_I|I|I}} | Lyudmila Gumba | | Otharskomnu 13 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | reference_name_I|I|I}} | Fedor Sakania | Georgi Agrba, Beslan Dbar, Timur Zantaria | | Duripshskomu 14 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Dmitri Ardzinba | Vianor Tania, Juma Gabunia | reference_name_I|I|I}} | | Lykhny 15 | Mikhail Sangulia | Remzik Chirikbaia | reference_name_C|C|C}}{{ref label|reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | | Gudauta 16 | reference_name_C|C|C}}{{ref label|reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Garigin Taxmazyan, Vitali Darmava, Nodar Shakryl | | Aatsin 17 | reference_name_C|C|C}}{{ref label|reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Anatoli Otyrba, Valeri Khagba, Valeri Avidzba | | Athos 18 | Vitali Smyr | reference_name_I|I|I}}, Anri Jergenia | | Esherskomu 19 | Lev Avidzba | Svetlana Jergenia | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Emma Khvartskia | | Gumista 20 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Farad Mikaelyan | Larisa Adleiba, Vartan Kushchyan | Ervant Minasyan | | Baslat 21 | Valeri Kvarchia | reference_name_P|P|P}} | | Pshap 22 | Sergei Matosyan | reference_name_I|I|I}}, Ruslan Khojava | Robert Yaylyan | | Machar 23 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | reference_name_I|I|I}} | | Dranda 24 | Adgur Kharazia | Aleksei Lataria | | Baslahuskomu 25 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Emma Khojava | Arkadi Jinjia (Lena | Slavik Kuchuberia, Lena Gunia | | Chlou 26 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | reference_name_I|I|I}} | | Kutol 27 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Appolon Gurgulia | | Atar 28 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Temur Kvitsinia Konstantinovich | | Ochamchire 29 | reference_name_C|C|C}}{{ref label|reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | | Tkuarchal 30 | Daur Arshba | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | | Tkuarchal 31 | Aleksandr Chengelia | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Patiko Alan | | Uakum 32 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Ivan Zarandia | | Chuburkhindji 33 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Akhra Kvekveskiri, Teimuraz Jishkariani | | Gali 34 | reference_name_I|I|I}}{{ref label|reference_name_P|P|P}} | Nodik Kvitsinia | Tsiza Gumba | | Shashikvarskomu 35 | reference_name_P|P|P}} | Ramin Chekheria | Tamaz Shonia, Beslan Kantaria | | Source: Regnum (candidates), Apsnypress (results), Apsnypress (affiliations)[6] |
{{note label|reference_name_C|C|C}} Communist Party nominee{{note label|reference_name_I|I|I}} Incumbent{{note label|reference_name_P|P|P}} Backed by pro-presidential partiesReactionsNeither Georgia nor the EU recognised the elections citing a lack of participation by Georgian refugees. See also- 4th convocation of the People's Assembly of Abkhazia
References1. ^Abkhazia: Elections to Be Held Early 2007 UNPO, 18 December 2006
2. ^15 инициативных групп уже представили подписные листы в ЦИК {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071024183927/http://www.apsnypress.info/news2007/january/24.htm |date=2007-10-24 }}, Apsnypress, January 24, 2007
3. ^Today in Abkhazia elects MPs, Apsnypress , 4 March 2007
4. ^Abkhazia prepares for parliamentary elections{{Dead link|date=September 2018 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes }} The Messenger, 23 January 2007
5. ^4 МАРТА В АБХАЗИИ СОСТОЯЛИСЬ ВЫБОРЫ ДЕПУТАТОВ ПАРЛАМЕНТА {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20071024183909/http://www.apsnypress.info/news2007/march/5.htm |date=2007-10-24 }}, Apsnypress, 5 March 2007
6. ^1 {{cite news|title=Новости из Абхазии|url=http://www.kapba.de/News-R-Fevral2007.html|accessdate=2 February 2012|newspaper=Apsnypress|date=February 2007}}
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