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Report On Elections For The Second Assembly Of Eritrea

By Jelal Y. Aberra - May 27, 2010

Editors’ Note: Since its launch in September, 2000, awate.com has repeatedly urged able people to contribute towards enriching our knowledge about the Eritrean history with documents, pictures and data. The call still stands.

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Eritrean Departmental Secretaries, Sepetember 1955 courtesy Jelal Yasin .

FO371/118744 B. C. A to FO, Asmara, 12.9.56 . REPORT ON ELECTIONS FOR THE SECOND ASSEMBLY OF ERITREA Annex I . Eritrean Elections, 1956 Nomination Day –August 15. Polling Day-September 5 and 6.

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    Numbers of seats

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    Number of Candidates

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    Christian elected

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    Moslem elected

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    32

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    Muslims unopposed

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    Results challenged

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    Former members unopposed

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    New members

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Annex II Election District

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    Division and Political Affiliation

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    Asmara Division

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    Massawa Division

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    1. Demsas Woldemikael

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    UP

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    1. Hajj Osman Moh'd Hindi

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    AU

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    2. Ibrahim Ali Bekit

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    2. Ato Misgun Bokru UP

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    3. Solomon Hailemelokot

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    Massawa sub- division

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    4. Berhanu Ahmeddin

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    1. Sayid Moh'd Ali Sheikh el Amin --

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    --

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    5. Habtesghi Ogbasghi

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    UP

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    2. Sheikh Kekkia Pasha UP

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    UP

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    6. Fessaha Woldemariam

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    3. Sayid Mohammed Ali Maliki --

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    7. Keshi Meascio Bein

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    UP

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    Assab Division

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    Hamasien Division

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    1. Rashid Sirru

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    1. Bashai Tekeste Seleba --

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    Serae Division

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    1. Bashai Berhane Tecle

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    3. Azmatch Hagos Sereke

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    2. Azmatch Fasil Habtu

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    4. Ato Berhe Ghebrehiwet

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    3. Kegnaz. Yihdego Ghebrerufael

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    5. Ato Belai Ghebremariam

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    4. Keshi Woldeyohannes Tzadu

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    6. Graz. Ghebremariam T.

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    UP

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    5. Ato Tesfai Zemikael

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    Keren Division

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    6. Keshi Dimetros Ghebremariam

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    1. Sayid Hussein Kafeel

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    7. Ato Nega Naizghi

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    3. Sayid Sefaf Hiyabul

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    2. Bashai Habte Tesfamikael

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    10. Sayid Moh'd Sayid M. Hasseno

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    3. Dejach Berhe Asmerom

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    5. Fit. Negash Bariaeghzi

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    8. Sayid Ahmed Saleh Barole

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Key to abbreviations UP = the Unionist Party AU = Anti-Unionist : This includes all those were active within Moslem League as well as those who wanted to maintain the federal status of Eritrea. -- stands for those who did not publicly express their political affiliation (most of them were anti unionist)

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