2024 Mauritanian presidential election

2024 Mauritanian presidential election
← 2019 29 June 2024 2029 →
Registered1,939,342 (Increase 25.59%)
Turnout55.39% (Decrease 7.24pp)
 
Candidate Mohamed Ould Ghazouani Biram Dah Abeid Hamadi Ould Sid'El Moctar
Party El Insaf RAG Tewassoul
Alliance Presidential majority Sawab–RAG
Popular vote 554,959 218,546 126,187
Percentage 56.12% 22.10% 12.76%
Results by wilaya
Results by moughataa
Results by commune
President before election

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani
El Insaf

Elected President

Mohamed Ould Ghazouani
El Insaf

Politics of Mauritania

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Presidential elections were held in Mauritania on 29 June 2024.[1][2] Incumbent Mohamed Ould Ghazouani won re-election for his second and final term as President, increasing his vote share by four points.

Electoral system

Under Article 26 of the Constitution the President is elected for a five-year term using the two-round system. If no candidate receives an absolute majority of the vote in the first round, a second round is held two weeks later between the two candidates who received the most votes.[3]

Candidacy is restricted to citizens by birth aged between 40 and 75 (on the day of the first round) who have not had their civil and political rights removed. Article 23 also stipulates that the President has to be a Muslim. Article 28 establishes a term limit of two mandates, allowing the President to only be re-elected once.[3]

The election of a new president is required to take place between 30 and 45 days before the expiration of the term of the incumbent president.[3]

For this election, campaigning was held from 14 June to 27 June.[4] Polling stations were open from 07:00 to 19:00 local time (GMT).[5]

Candidates

Presented

# Candidate Party Experience Candidacy dates Ref.
1 Mohamed
Ould
Cheikh
Ould
Ghazouani 		El Insaf President of Mauritania
(2019–present)
Minister of Defense
(2018–2019)
Chief of Army Staff
(2008–2018) 		Declared:
24 April 2024
Deposited:
26 April 2024 		[6]
[7]
2 Mohamed Lemine
Ould
El Mourteji
Ould
El Wavi 		Independent 2019 presidential candidate
Economist 		Declared:
14 January 2024
Deposited:
3 May 2024 		[8]
[9]
3 Hamadi
Ould
Sid'El Moctar
Ould
Mohamed Abdi 		Tewassoul Deputy for Kiffa
(2013–2023)
President of Tewassoul
(2023–present) 		Declared:
2 May 2024
Deposited:
8 May 2024 		[10]
[11]
4 Outouma
Antoine
Souleimane
Soumaré 		Independent Neurosurgeon Declared:
13 May 2024
Deposited:
13 May 2024 		[12]
5 Mamadou
Bocar
Ba 		AJD/MR Deputy for Nouakchott
(2013–2018)
President of the AJD/MR
(2024–present) 		Declared:
20 January 2024
Deposited:
14 May 2024 		[13]
[14]
6 El Id
Ould
Mohameden
Ould
M'Bareck 		FRUD National list deputy
(2023–present)
Deputy for Nouakchott
(2018–2023) 		Declared:
2 March 2024
Deposited:
15 May 2024 		[15]
[16]
7 Biram
Ould
Dah
Ould
Abeid 		Sawab–RAG National list deputy
(2018–present)
2014 and 2019 presidential candidate 		Declared:
24 April 2024
Deposited:
16 May 2024 		[17]
[18]

Disqualified

  • Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, former General, President of Mauritania from 2008 until 2019.[19] He is currently serving a sentence of five years in jail,[20] with him being authorized by the judiciary to leave jail in order to present his candidacy file.[21][22] His candidacy was later rejected by the Constitutional Council, which considered it incomplete, despite Ould Abdel Aziz delivering his documentation. His political movement claimed the Constitutional Council "suffered a coup".[23]

Declared

  • Ahmed Ould Samba Ould Abdallahi, politician from the People's Progressive Alliance until 2024.[24][25]
  • Mohamed Ould Cheikh, journalist and political analyst.[26]
  • Ahmed Ould Haroun Ould Cheikh Sidiya, political activist and leader of the 8 September Current.[27]
  • Hamidine Moctar Kane, economist.[28]

Withdrew

  • Noureddine Ould Mohamedou, computer engineer and politician.[29][30]

Endorsements

Individuals
Organisations
Organisations
El Id Ould Mohameden (Hope Mauritania)
Organisations
Outoma Soumaré (Independent)
Organisations
  • Movement for Emancipation and Development[46]

Campaign

Ghazouani campaigned in part on a security platform, while his opponents accused his government of corruption and clientelism, with Dah Abeid denouncing what he called “a catastrophic management of the state”.[47] Other issues during the election included unemployment, poverty and access to utilities such as water and electricity. Observers from the African Union and the United States monitored the vote.[48][49]

Results

CandidatePartyVotes%
Mohamed Cheikh GhazouaniEl Insaf554,95656.12
Biram Dah AbeidDemocratic Alternation Pole218,54622.10
Hamadi Sid’El Moctar Mohamed AbdiNational Rally for Reform and Development126,34012.78
El Id Mohameden M’BareckRepublican Front for Unity and Democracy35,2883.57
Mamadou Bocar BaAlliance for Justice and Democracy/Movement for Renewal23,6172.39
Outouma Antoine Souleimane SoumaréIndependent20,3602.06
Mohamed Lemine El Mourteji El WaviIndependent9,7220.98
Total988,829100.00
Valid votes988,82992.05
Invalid votes53,7875.01
Blank votes31,6082.94
Total votes1,074,224100.00
Registered voters/turnout1,939,34455.39
Source: National Independent Election Commission[50]

Turnout

Turnout by wilaya
Wilaya Turnout Abstention Registered
Voters % Absent %
Adrar 29,194 52.29% 26,636 47.71% 55,830
Assaba 89,804 53.08% 79,373 46.92% 169,177
Brakna 111,786 60.09% 74,233 39.91% 186,019
Dakhlet Nouadhibou 50,503 60.22% 33,361 39.78% 83,864
Gorgol 86,939 62.05% 53,165 37.95% 140,104
Guidimagha 59,261 63.03% 34,764 36.97% 94,025
Hodh Ech Chargui 107,485 52.64% 96,708 47.36% 204,193
Hodh El Gharbi 80,615 51.88% 74,787 48.12% 155,402
Inchiri 8,224 43.31% 10,764 56.69% 18,988
Nouakchott-Nord 65,429 46.78% 74,445 53.22% 139,874
Nouakchott-Ouest 76,158 47.58% 83,908 52.42% 160,066
Nouakchott-Sud 94,624 58.90% 66,022 41.10% 160,646
Tagant 31,155 55.47% 25,014 44.53% 56,169
Tiris Zemmour 18,547 57.19% 13,884 42.81% 32,431
Trarza 149,412 59.01% 103,771 40.99% 253,183
Diaspora 15,074 51.32% 14,297 48.68% 29,371
Total 1,073,553 55.36% 865,789 44.64% 1,939,342
Source: National Independent Election Commission[50]
Turnout by moughataa
Moughataa Turnout Abstention Registered
Voters % Absent %
Adel Begrou 12,364 57.45% 9,158 42.55% 21,522
Aïoun 17,480 45.64% 20,822 54.36% 38,302
Akjoujt 5,005 56.07% 3,922 43.93% 8,927
Aleg 22,422 56.83% 17,030 43.17% 39,452
Amourj 11,963 50.44% 11,753 49.56% 23,716
Aoujeft 7,983 52.56% 7,204 47.44% 15,187
Arafat 41,829 54.83% 34,466 45.17% 76,295
Atar 16,828 56.35% 13,038 43.65% 29,866
Bababé 12,964 63.85% 7,339 36.15% 20,303
Barkéol 18,208 50.88% 17,580 49.12% 35,788
Bassiknou 13,874 53.35% 12,130 46.65% 26,004
Bénichab 3,219 31.99% 6,842 68.01% 10,061
Bir Moghrein 1,809 46.55% 2,077 53.45% 3,886
Boghé 23,669 65.19% 12,640 34.81% 36,309
Boumdeid 8,936 72.43% 3,402 27.57% 12,338
Boutilimit 38,898 69.25% 17,271 30.75% 56,169
Chami 4,555 40.78% 6,614 59.22% 11,169
Chinguetti 2,607 34.04% 5,052 65.96% 7,659
Dar Naïm 19,912 50.86% 19,241 49.14% 39,153
Djiguenni 15,291 50.62% 14,917 49.38% 30,208
El Mina 28,247 63.43% 16,289 36.57% 44,536
F'Déirick 2,337 47.95% 2,537 52.05% 4,874
Ghabou 15,307 65.42% 8,091 34.58% 23,398
Guerou 17,155 58.33% 12,257 41.67% 29,412
Kaédi 26,747 67.89% 12,653 32.11% 39,400
Kankoussa 14,210 49.63% 14,424 50.37% 28,634
Keur Macène 15,427 52.99% 13,688 47.01% 29,115
Kiffa 31,261 49.62% 31,744 50.38% 63,005
Koubenni 21,867 52.52% 19,766 47.48% 41,633
Ksar 25,495 47.34% 28,363 52.66% 53,858
Lexeiba 10,844 64.36% 6,005 35.64% 16,849
M'Bagne 13,962 63.11% 8,163 36.89% 22,125
M'Bout 22,653 55.86% 17,900 44.14% 40,553
Maghama 16,029 68.17% 7,486 31.83% 23,515
Magta Lahjar 25,178 58.06% 18,188 41.94% 43,366
Male 13,591 55.56% 10,873 44.44% 24,464
Méderdra 21,584 64.63% 11,812 35.37% 33,396
Monguel 10,666 53.90% 9,121 46.10% 19,787
Moudjéria 15,208 53.40% 13,272 46.60% 28,480
N'Beiket Lahwach 5,257 62.61% 3,140 37.39% 8,397
Néma 24,490 53.09% 21,635 46.91% 46,125
Nouadhibou 45,948 63.21% 26,747 36.79% 72,695
Ouad Naga 22,870 48.69% 24,102 51.31% 46,972
Ouadane 1,776 56.96% 1,342 43.04% 3,118
Oualata 3,614 42.26% 4,938 57.74% 8,552
Ould Yengé 16,447 59.43% 11,228 40.57% 27,675
R'Kiz 15,338 51.84% 14,251 48.16% 29,589
Riyad 24,548 61.66% 15,267 38.34% 39,815
Rosso 21,308 61.74% 13,202 38.26% 34,510
Sebkha 21,820 56.14% 14,468 43.86% 36,288
Sélibaby 17,523 63.95% 9,880 36.05% 27,403
Tamchekett 11,631 56.69% 8,887 43.31% 20,518
Tékane 14,043 59.93% 9,389 40.07% 23,432
Tevragh Zeina 28,843 41.25% 41,077 58.75% 69,920
Teyarett 15,621 38.70% 24,746 61.30% 40,367
Tichitt 2,255 48.20% 2,423 51.80% 4,678
Tidjikja 13,646 59.30% 9,365 40.70% 23,011
Timbédra 20,632 52.01% 19,037 47.99% 39,669
Tintane 21,010 50.53% 20,573 49.47% 41,583
Touil 8,627 64.54% 4,739 35.46% 13,366
Toujounine 29,896 49.53% 30,458 50.47% 60,354
Wompou 9,984 64.21% 5,565 35.79% 15,549
Zouérate 14,401 60.84% 9,270 39.16% 23,671
Africa 4,927 51.00% 4,733 49.00% 9,660
America 2,152 47.46% 2,382 52.54% 4,534
Asia 3,802 50.76% 3,688 49.24% 7,490
Europe 4,193 54.55% 3,494 45.45% 7,687
Total 1,073,553 55.36% 865,789 44.64% 1,939,344
Source: National Independent Election Commission[50]

Results by wilaya

Results by wilaya
Wilaya Ghazouani Abeid Sid'El Moctar Mohameden Ba Soumaré El Wavi Neutral Null
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Adrar 20,193 73.97% 2,373 8.69% 3,495 12.80% 590 2.16% 134 0.49% 263 0.96% 251 0.92% 648 1,247
Assaba 53,843 64.58% 14,677 17.60% 11,319 13.58% 1,844 2.21% 420 0.50% 304 0.36% 964 1.16% 2,269 4,164
Brakna 59,853 58.00% 19,338 18.74% 9,326 9.04% 7,016 6.80% 5,724 5.55% 1,029 1.00% 914 0.89% 2,672 5,914
Dakhlet Nouadhibou 16,454 35.89% 18,839 41.09% 5,853 12.76% 2,202 4.80% 1,436 3.13% 804 1.75% 264 0.58% 2,042 2,609
Gorgol 38,056 48.17% 23,667 29.96% 3,296 4.17% 5,773 7.31% 6,076 7.69% 1,391 1.76% 749 0.95% 3,276 4,655
Guidimagha 22,037 41.17% 18,621 34.79% 3,950 7.38% 1,282 2.40% 1,923 3.59% 5,224 9.76% 501 0.94% 2,766 2,973
Hodh Ech Chargui 78,650 78.50% 6,479 6.47% 11,359 11.34% 1,038 1.04% 283 0.28% 386 0.39% 1,999 2.00% 1,375 5,916
Hodh El Gharbi 53,390 70.60% 5,763 7.62% 13,692 18.10% 1,131 1.50% 330 0.44% 264 0.35% 1,057 1.40% 1,069 3,919
Inchiri 4,483 60.57% 1,334 18.02% 955 12.90% 277 3.74% 177 2.39% 110 1.49% 65 0.88% 295 528
Nouakchott-Nord 22,678 38.53% 17,265 29.34% 14,700 24.98% 2,047 3.48% 705 1.20% 869 1.48% 588 1.00% 2,562 4,015
Nouakchott-Ouest 26,151 38.08% 24,466 35.62% 9,184 13.37% 2,258 3.29% 1,878 2.73% 4,241 6.18% 499 0.73% 3,720 3,761
Nouakchott-Sud 28,897 33.94% 34,366 40.36% 12,923 15.18% 3,893 4.57% 2,935 3.45% 1,564 1.84% 562 0.66% 4,245 5,239
Tagant 23,258 78.33% 1,747 5.88% 3,158 10.64% 1,020 3.44% 58 0.20% 121 0.41% 331 1.11% 346 1,116
Tiris Zemmour 7,781 45.34% 4,562 26.58% 3,338 19.45% 794 4.63% 392 2.28% 145 0.84% 150 0.87% 669 716
Trarza 94,682 67.82% 20,836 14.92% 16,760 12.01% 3,631 2.60% 630 0.45% 2,139 1.53% 927 0.66% 3,407 6,400
Diaspora 4,562 32.09% 4,212 29.63% 2,868 20.17% 496 3.49% 517 3.64% 1,506 10.59% 56 0.39% 249 608
Total 554,494 56.11% 218,427 22.10% 126,153 12.77% 35,278 3.57% 23,608 2.39% 20,360 2.06% 9,871 1.00% 31,588 2.94% 53,774 5.01%
Source: National Independent Election Commission[50]

Results by moughataa

Results by moughataa
Moughataa Ghazouani Abeid Sid'El Moctar Mohameden Ba Soumaré El Wavi Neutral Null
Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes % Votes %
Adel Begrou 9,757 85.69% 755 6.63% 562 4.94% 79 0.69% 24 0.21% 24 0.21% 185 1.62% 187 791
Aïoun 12,049 72.85% 1,199 7.25% 2,516 15.21% 438 2.65% 47 0.28% 54 0.33% 236 1.43% 205 736
Akjoujt 2,930 64.55% 605 13.33% 590 13.00% 181 3.99% 144 3.17% 53 1.17% 36 0.79% 132 334
Aleg 14,844 71.82% 2,419 11.70% 2,807 13.58% 267 1.29% 64 0.31% 94 0.45% 172 0.83% 404 1,351
Amourj 8,537 78.62% 1,063 9.79% 776 7.15% 144 1.33% 46 0.42% 39 0.36% 254 2.34% 253 851
Aoujeft 6,279 81.59% 250 3.25% 830 10.78% 214 2.78% 11 0.14% 43 0.56% 69 0.90% 85 202
Arafat 16,351 42.91% 9,775 25.65% 9,393 24.65% 1,161 3.05% 653 1.71% 468 1.23% 305 0.80% 1,442 2,281
Atar 10,578 68.55% 1,945 12.60% 2,154 13.96% 298 1.93% 117 0.76% 192 1.24% 147 0.95% 500 897
Bababé 5,667 47.34% 3,504 29.27% 148 1.24% 789 6.59% 1,696 14.17% 101 0.84% 67 0.56% 356 636
Barkéol 8,147 50.09% 5,494 33.78% 1,176 7.23% 1,064 6.54% 138 0.85% 47 0.29% 199 1.22% 923 1,020
Bassiknou 10,396 80.33% 1,018 7.87% 1,119 8.65% 109 0.84% 51 0.39% 33 0.25% 216 1.67% 195 737
Bénichab 1,553 54.26% 729 25.47% 365 12.75% 96 3.35% 33 1.15% 57 1.99% 29 1.01% 163 194
Bir Moghrein 1,042 69.75% 223 14.93% 174 11.65% 24 1.61% 10 0.67% 9 0.60% 12 0.80% 188 127
Boghé 8,557 40.45% 7,220 34.13% 718 3.39% 1,756 8.30% 2,168 10.25% 624 2.95% 114 0.54% 1,006 1,506
Boumdeid 8,097 92.65% 184 2.11% 368 4.21% 34 0.39% 7 0.08% 9 0.10% 40 0.46% 63 134
Boutilimit 31,250 83.63% 1,403 3.75% 3,952 10.58% 271 0.73% 48 0.13% 236 0.63% 206 0.55% 462 1,070
Chami 2,594 63.11% 730 17.76% 631 15.35% 79 1.92% 25 0.61% 21 0.51% 30 0.73% 193 252
Chinguetti 1,872 75.54% 153 6.17% 379 15.29% 28 1.13% 6 0.24% 20 0.81% 20 0.81% 31 98
Dar Naïm 6,171 35.29% 6,582 37.64% 3,135 17.93% 776 4.44% 380 2.17% 300 1.72% 144 0.82% 768 1,656
Djiguenni 10,676 74.52% 721 5.03% 2,211 15.43% 257 1.79% 45 0.31% 171 1.19% 245 1.71% 169 796
El Mina 7,188 28.72% 13,137 52.49% 1,429 5.71% 1,280 5.11% 1,122 4.48% 735 2.94% 139 0.56% 1,493 1,724
F'Déirick 1,179 56.33% 348 16.63% 458 21.88% 52 2.48% 10 0.48% 21 1.00% 25 1.19% 84 160
Ghabou 5,959 43.28% 4,788 34.78% 674 4.90% 394 2.86% 565 4.10% 1,274 9.25% 113 0.82% 792 748
Guerou 9,122 56.31% 2,645 16.33% 3,926 24.23% 236 1.46% 48 0.30% 54 0.33% 170 1.05% 329 625
Kaédi 10,014 41.22% 8,683 35.74% 1,231 5.07% 1,183 4.87% 2,615 10.76% 419 1.72% 150 0.62% 980 1,472
Kankoussa 8,054 63.08% 2,981 23.35% 1,130 8.85% 191 1.50% 105 0.82% 43 0.34% 263 2.06% 562 881
Keur Macène 8,767 61.73% 1,975 13.91% 1,807 12.72% 1,230 8.66% 47 0.33% 268 1.89% 109 0.77% 438 786
Kiffa 20,398 69.46% 3,377 11.50% 4,708 16.03% 315 1.07% 123 0.42% 151 0.51% 295 1.00% 389 1,505
Koubenni 13,224 65.31% 2,185 10.79% 3,959 19.55% 340 1.68% 137 0.68% 82 0.40% 320 1.58% 398 1,222
Ksar 11,248 49.08% 5,889 25.70% 4,033 17.60% 641 2.80% 229 1.00% 685 2.99% 191 0.83% 1,318 1,261
Lexeiba 5,291 52.47% 1,914 18.98% 901 8.94% 1,228 12.18% 631 6.26% 31 0.31% 87 0.86% 280 481
M'Bagne 4,852 37.39% 2,209 17.03% 357 2.75% 3,646 28.10% 1,716 13.23% 115 0.89% 80 0.62% 337 650
M'Bout 10,866 53.59% 7,240 35.71% 514 2.53% 718 3.54% 346 1.71% 329 1.62% 264 1.30% 1,170 1,206
Maghama 6,572 45.21% 2,661 18.31% 454 3.12% 1,904 13.10% 2,209 15.20% 597 4.11% 138 0.95% 417 1,077
Magta Lahjar 16,856 71.08% 2,562 10.80% 3,556 14.99% 288 1.21% 46 0.19% 67 0.28% 340 1.43% 358 1,105
Male 9,077 71.39% 1,424 11.20% 1,740 13.69% 270 2.12% 34 0.27% 28 0.22% 141 1.11% 211 666
Méderdra 14,891 74.10% 1,996 9.93% 2,356 11.72% 334 1.66% 38 0.19% 325 1.62% 157 0.78% 471 1,016
Monguel 5,313 54.11% 3,169 32.28% 196 2.00% 740 7.54% 275 2.80% 15 0.15% 110 1.12% 429 419
Moudjéria 11,471 79.38% 938 6.49% 1,331 9.21% 442 3.06% 33 0.23% 42 0.29% 194 1.34% 173 584
N'Beiket Lahwach 4,628 90.57% 83 1.62% 290 5.68% 17 0.33% 4 0.08% 2 0.04% 86 1.68% 21 126
Néma 16,884 73.44% 1,643 7.15% 3,529 15.35% 173 0.75% 61 0.27% 73 0.32% 628 2.73% 340 1,159
Nouadhibou 13,860 33.20% 18,109 43.38% 5,222 12.51% 2,123 5.09% 1,411 3.38% 783 1.88% 234 0.56% 1,849 2,357
Ouad Naga 15,016 70.56% 1,190 5.59% 4,505 21.17% 246 1.16% 20 0.09% 162 0.76% 143 0.67% 544 1,044
Ouadane 1,464 86.42% 25 1.48% 132 7.79% 50 2.95% 0 0.00% 8 0.47% 15 0.89% 32 50
Oualata 2,981 86.13% 91 2.63% 311 8.99% 20 0.58% 6 0.17% 2 0.06% 50 1.44% 31 122
Ould Yengé 7,394 49.10% 4,243 28.18% 1,157 7.68% 253 1.68% 335 2.22% 1,529 10.15% 147 0.98% 669 720
R'Kiz 8,558 59.60% 1,993 13.88% 3,032 21.12% 396 2.76% 39 0.27% 239 1.66% 101 0.70% 272 708
Riyad 5,358 24.35% 11,454 52.05% 2,101 9.55% 1,452 6.60% 1,160 5.27% 361 1.64% 118 0.54% 1,310 1,234
Rosso 8,984 46.22% 8,247 42.43% 705 3.63% 446 2.29% 311 1.60% 611 3.14% 132 0.68% 806 1,066
Sebkha 3,465 17.72% 10,979 56.14% 350 1.79% 807 4.13% 1,341 6.86% 2,555 13.07% 59 0.30% 1,055 1,209
Sélibaby 4,592 29.49% 6,797 43.65% 1,571 10.09% 399 2.56% 556 3.57% 1,522 9.78% 149 0.96% 930 1,023
Tamchekett 9,043 82.29% 870 7.92% 822 7.48% 57 0.52% 28 0.25% 25 0.23% 144 1.31% 146 496
Tékane 7,237 56.08% 4,051 31.39% 406 3.15% 706 5.47% 128 0.99% 298 2.31% 79 0.61% 424 714
Tevragh Zeina 11,438 43.65% 7,598 28.99% 4,801 18.32% 810 3.09% 308 1.18% 1,001 3.82% 249 0.95% 1,347 1,291
Teyarett 6,130 42.89% 3,669 25.67% 3,325 23.26% 607 4.25% 144 1.01% 296 2.07% 122 0.85% 594 734
Tichitt 1,917 89.12% 18 0.84% 189 8.79% 11 0.51% 1 0.05% 7 0.33% 8 0.37% 19 85
Tidjikja 9,827 75.31% 790 6.05% 1,640 12.57% 568 4.35% 24 0.18% 73 0.56% 126 0.97% 155 443
Timbédra 14,791 77.36% 1,105 5.78% 2,561 13.40% 239 1.25% 46 0.24% 42 0.22% 335 1.75% 179 1,334
Tintane 13,535 67.53% 874 4.36% 5,140 25.65% 125 0.62% 74 0.37% 75 0.37% 219 1.09% 153 815
Touil 5,539 70.92% 635 8.13% 1,255 16.07% 171 2.19% 44 0.56% 28 0.36% 138 1.77% 167 650
Toujounine 10,377 38.33% 7,014 25.91% 8,240 30.44% 664 2.45% 181 0.67% 273 1.01% 322 1.19% 1,200 1,625
Wompou 4,092 44.83% 2,793 30.60% 548 6.00% 236 2.59% 467 5.12% 899 9.85% 92 1.01% 375 482
Zouérate 5,560 40.96% 3,991 29.40% 2,706 19.93% 718 5.29% 372 2.74% 115 0.85% 113 0.83% 397 429
Africa 1,301 27.88% 1,727 37.00% 1,427 30.58% 144 3.09% 13 0.28% 26 0.56% 29 0.62% 83 177
America 425 21.23% 785 39.21% 267 13.34% 162 8.09% 215 10.74% 141 7.04% 7 0.35% 41 109
Asia 2,285 62.08% 101 2.74% 1,125 30.56% 86 2.34% 7 0.19% 60 1.63% 17 0.46% 26 95
Europe 551 14.25% 1,599 41.35% 49 1.27% 104 2.69% 282 7.29% 1,279 33.07% 3 0.08% 99 227
Total 554,494 56.11% 218,427 22.10% 126,153 12.77% 35,278 3.57% 23,608 2.39% 20,360 2.06% 9,871 1.00% 31,588 2.94% 53,774 5.01%
Source: National Independent Election Commission[50]

Aftermath

After the preliminary results showed Ghazouani leading in the election, Dah Abeid said that he would not recognize the results of “Ghazouani’s Ceni” and would hold "peaceful" demonstrations in the streets.[51] A spokesperson for the electoral commission said it had recorded no anomalies or complaints regarding the vote.[52]

On 2 July, three people were killed during clashes between the security forces and protesters demonstrating against the election results in Kaédi, which led authorities to block mobile internet services nationwide. Protests were also held in Nouadhibou, Rosso, Zouérate and Boghé.[53] On July 4, the Constitutional Council confirmed Ghazouani as the winner of the election.[54]

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