2014 Mauritian general election

none January 2026 January 2026 Mauritius parliamentary 2010 Mauritian general election 2010 2014 12 10 yes 2019 Mauritian general election 2019 All 62 directly elected seats in the National Assembly(and up to 8 BLS seats) 74.11% ( 3.71 pp) no Anerood Jugnauth, 2015.jpg Anerood Jugnauth Militant Socialist Movement Alliance Lepep 33 20 691,062 33.88% Alliance seats 51 Popular vote 1,016,551 Alliance % 49.83% Navin Ramgoolam 2011.jpg Navin Ramgoolam Labour Party (Mauritius) Unité et de la Modernité 4 24 390,768 19.16% 16 785,645 38.51% 2014 Mauritian general election - Results by constituency.svg Alliance results by constituency. The colour shade shows the percentage of the elected candidate with the highest number of votes Prime Minister Subsequent Prime Minister Navin Ramgoolam Labour Party (Mauritius) Anerood Jugnauth Militant Socialist Movement General elections were held in Mauritius on 10 December 2014. Results gave the opposition coalition of Alliance Lepep an upset victory, securing 47 of the directly elected seats under the leadership of Sir Anerood Jugnauth.https://news.yahoo.com/vote-counting-mauritius-parliamentary-polls-130815139.html Mauritius opposition sweep to victory in parliamentary polls – Yahoo! News news.yahoo.com 2014-12-11 2014-12-11 The fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité, composed of the Labour Party and the Mauritian Militant Movement, led by incumbent prime minister, Navin Ramgoolam, only won a total of 13 directly elected seats.Mauritius voters hand opposition victory, reject constitution change https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mauritius-voters-hand-opposition-victory-reject-constitution-change-idUSKBN0JP0PU/ 11 December 2014 17 July 2025 reuters.com Reuters2014 General Elections: Alliance led by Sir Anerood Jugnauth wins majority of seats https://govmu.org/EN/newsgov/SitePages/2014/2014-General-Elections--Alliance-led-by-Sir-Anerood-Jugnauth-wins-majority-of-seats.aspx 12 December 2014 17 July 2025 govmu.org GIS Mauritius Ramgoolam had governed the country since 2005 for two consecutive terms and was seeking a third term. The election was seen as a referendum to the current government's proposal to increase the powers of the president and making the position directly electable and introducing a proportional system, changing the current electoral system.RALV Elections législatives sur l'île Maurice https://www.bbc.com/afrique/region/2014/12/141208_mauritius_legislatives_party 9 December 2014 17 July 2025 bbc.com BBC News fr Ramgoolam and his alliance with Paul Bérenger was seen as the clear favourite to win the election and would easily be able to adopt the proposed changes.Mauritius opposition in surprise election win https://www.dw.com/en/mauritius-opposition-wins-surprise-landslide-victory/a-18125376 12 December 2014 17 July 2025 dw.com Deutsche Welle Jugnauth's Alliance Lepep, led by the Militant Socialist Movement with the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate and the Muvman Liberater, heavily opposed the change. Mauritius PM accepts defeat as opposition sweeps polls https://www.news24.com/mauritius-pm-accepts-defeat-as-opposition-sweeps-polls-20150429 12 December 2014 17 July 2025 news24.com News 24 In the aftermath of the election, Ramgoolam lost his own seat and his own party relegated to a mere total of four seats, with Bérenger's party winning 12 seats out of the 16 that the alliance achieved.N24A He conceded defeat after voters rejected his proposals. Alliance Lepep won a total of 51 seats, with the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate achieving its best result since the 1970s. The 84-year old Jugnauth, forming his sixth and final government, was appointed as prime minister on 14 December, effective from 13 December.Sir Anerood Jugnauth appointed Prime Minister https://govmu.org/EN/newsgov/SitePages/2014/Sir-Anerood-Jugnauth-appointed-Prime-Minister.aspx 15 December 2014 17 July 2025 govmu.org GIS Mauritius He and his ministers were fully sworn in on 17 December.SAJ prête serment comme Premier ministre https://lexpress.mu/s/video/256448/saj-prete-serment-comme-premier-ministre 26 July 2011 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Eventually, he would give way in 2017 to his son, Pravind, after two years in the premiership and resign, becoming Minister Mentor under his son's government. Background In the aftermath of the general election held in 2010, Navin Ramgoolam was reelected for a second consecutive term as prime minister under the coalition banner of Alliance de l'Avenir, composed of his party, Labour (PTr), and two other natural governing parties in the country, the Militant Socialist Movement (MSM), led by Pravind Jugnauth, and the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate (PMSD), led by Xavier-Luc Duval. Under the new government, Ramgoolam remained as premier whilst Jugnauth was appointed as finance minister and Duval as minister of social integration. Both leaders were also appointed as vice-prime minister in addition to their portfolios. Paul Bérenger's Mauritian Militant Movement (MMM) contested the election along with two other minor parties under the coalition of Alliance du Coeur, which lost. Bérenger became leader of the opposition in the aftermath of the election. MedPoint affair On 22 July 2011, health minister Maya Hanoomanjee, from the MSM, was arrested by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) following the government's purchase of the MedPoint clinic in December 2010.Affaire MedPoint : Maya Hanoomanjee arrêtée par l'Icac et conduite au tribunal de Port-Louis https://lexpress.mu/s/article/affaire-medpoint-maya-hanoomanjee-arr%C3%AAt%C3%A9e-par-l%E2%80%99icac-et-conduite-au-tribunal-de-port-louis 22 July 2011 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express frMaya Hanoomanjee et cinq autres ministres MSM démissionnent du gouvernement https://lexpress.mu/s/article/maya-hanoomanjee-et-cinq-autres-ministres-msm-d%C3%A9missionnent-du-gouvernement 26 July 2011 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Hanoomanjee was accused of having conflict of interest with the purchase, after being dissatisfied with the valuation of the clinic. MedPoint was originally valued at Rs 75 million and Hanoomanjee thereafter requested for a revalution in September 2010, which result with the government purchasing the clinic for Rs 144.7 million.ZI974île Maurice : Praving Jugnauth a démissionné de ses fonctions de ministre des télécoms https://www.agenceecofin.com/gestion-publique/0107-30269-ile-maurice-praving-jugnauth-a-demissionne-de-ses-fonctions-de-ministre-des-telecoms 1 July 2015 17 July 2025 agenceecofin.com Agence Ecofin fr The clinic was owned by Krishnan Malhotra and Shalini Jugnauth-Malhotra, the former being the brother-in-law and the latter the sister of finance minister Pravind Jugnauth, as well as the daughter of former prime minister and incumbent president Anerood Jugnauth.LEHD During the scandal, the clinic was often referred to as the Jugnauth family's clinic. The goal of the purchase was to convert the hospital into a specialised clinic. Under pressure from the scandal, Hanoomanjee resigned from the government on 26 July, with her fellow colleagues from the MSM also filing their resignations on the same day.LEHD Jugnauth, Nando Bodha (minister of tourism), Showkutally Soodhun (minister of industry), Leela Devi Dookun (minister of social security) and Ashit Gungah (minister of public service) all left the government, leaving Ramgoolam's government with 36 seats in the National Assembly against 33 seats of the opposition.Six ministres mauriciens démissionnent https://www.zinfos974.com/six-ministres-mauriciens-demissionnent/ 26 July 2011 17 July 2025 zinfos974.com Zinfos 974 frIle Maurice : démission collective de six ministres du gouvernement de la coalition https://www.rfi.fr/fr/afrique/20110726-ile-maurice-demission-collective-six-ministres-gouvernement-coalition 27 July 2011 17 July 2025 rfi.fr Radio France Internationale fr Two months after leaving the government, Jugnauth was also arrested on 22 September over corruption charges and conflicts of interest under the Prevention of Corruption Act.Mauritius arrests ex-finance minister for corruption https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mauritius-arrests-ex-finance-minister-for-corruption-idUSJOE78L0C3/ 22 September 2011 17 July 2025 reuters.com Reuters Resignation of Anerood Jugnauth as president Following further conflicts with the government and Ramgoolam, as well as the aftermath of the MedClinic affair, Anerood Jugnauth decided to resign the presidency on 31 March 2012, citing disagreement with the "philosophy of the government" and the direction of the country under Ramgoolam's government, accusing it of leading the country to poverty.RSAJMauritius president quits in row with PM https://www.yahoo.com/news/mauritius-president-quits-row-pm-090118366.html 30 March 2012 17 July 2025 yahoo.com Yahoo News This would see the return and comeback of the former premier and statesman into active politics.Mauritius president says to quit, re-enter politics https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mauritius-president-says-to-quit-re-enter-politics-idUSJOE82T02Y/ 30 March 2012 17 July 2025 reuters.com ReutersMaurice : Le président devient chef de l'opposition https://www.dw.com/fr/maurice-le-pr%C3%A9sident-devient-chef-de-lopposition/a-15848190 29 March 2012 17 July 2025 dw.com Deutsche Welle fr The relationship between the premier and the president had erupted following Paul Bérenger's announcement that a new opposition alliance was under works with his party, Mauritian Militant Movement, and Jugnauth's Militant Socialist Movement, a recreation of the MSM/MMM alliance in the early 2000s and dubbed as Remake 2000.RSAJDWSAJ Bérenger had several meetings with Jugnauth at the State House in Port Louis and Ramgoolam had asked the latter to confirm or deny the statement made by Bérenger and, if in the case of confirmation, to resign the presidency.YNSAJRemake 2000 rembobinée : Paul Bérenger reprend contact avec Sir Anerood Jugnauth https://lexpress.mu/s/article/remake-2000-rembobin%C3%A9e-paul-b%C3%A9renger-reprend-contact-avec-sir-anerood-jugnauth 3 August 2012 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express frDernière rencontre entre Paul Bérenger et SAJ en tant que président de la République https://lexpress.mu/s/article/derni%C3%A8re-rencontre-entre-paul-b%C3%A9renger-et-saj-en-tant-que-pr%C3%A9sident-de-la-r%C3%A9publique 26 March 2012 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Electoral system thumb|upright=1.1|Constituencies used for the 2014 general election The National Assembly has 62 directly elected members; 60 represent 20 three-seat constituencies, and two are elected from a constituency on the island of Rodrigues. The elections are held using the plurality block vote system with panachage, whereby voters have as many votes as seats available.Electoral System http://archive.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/2209_B.htm Inter-Parliamentary Union 6 November 2024 https://archive.today/20241106013027/http://archive.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/2209_B.htm 6 November 2024 live The Electoral Commission divides the electorate into four communities: Hindus, Muslims, Sino-Mauritians and the general population; the latter comprises voters who do not belong to the first three. Mauritius employs the Best Loser System (BLS) to ensure all communities are guaranteed parliamentary representation proportional to their percentage of the population. If a community's share of MPs does not match its population percentage after a general election, the Electoral Supervisory Commission can appoint up to eight of the highest polling unsuccessful candidates from that community. The first four BLS members are selected regardless of their political affiliation. The other four are chosen from the party that has received the highest percentage of votes nationwide, to prevent BLS from changing an election outcome.Fessha Yonatan Ho Tu Ham Nora Is it time to let go? The Best Loser System in Mauritius Afrika Focus 2015 28 1 66–67, 70 10.21825/af.v28i1.4739 https://repository.up.ac.za/bitstream/handle/2263/52483/Fessha_Is_2015.pdf?sequence=1&isAllowed=y 6 November 2024 Unless the president dissolves the National Assembly early, members serve a five-year term.57 2 Mauritius 1968 https://humanrights.govmu.org/Documents/Legislation/Constitution%20of%20Mauritius.pdf 6 November 2024 Human Rights Division – Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Regional Integration and International Trade Eligible candidates and voters are required to be at least 18 years old, citizens of the Commonwealth and have resided in Mauritius for at least two years before the nomination date. A total of 936,975 individuals were registered to vote in this election.RALVBBC1214Elections législatives: 33 jours pour convaincre https://lexpress.mu/article/254820/elections-legislatives-33-jours-pour-convaincre 8 November 2014 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Public officials stationed in Mauritius but enrolled in constituencies in Rodrigues or Agaléga and vice versa are eligible to apply for proxy voting.National Assembly Elections 2024 https://electoral.govmu.org/oec/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?juwpfisadmin=false&action=wpfd&task=file.download&wpfd_category_id=218&wpfd_file_id=4942&token=53cd546a4c2a63bbaeb726e7ed01434a&preview=1 Office of the Electoral Commissioner 7 November 2024 Port Louis 15 October 2024 Since 2014, it has been optional for candidates to declare which community they belong to. Contestants who refuse to affiliate with a community are ineligible for a Best Loser nomination.Législatives 2024 : les candidats repêchés comme best losers connus https://www.lemauricien.com/actualites/politique/legislatives-2024-les-candidats-repeches-comme-best-losers-connus/656475/ 26 November 2024 Le Mauricien 12 November 2024 https://archive.today/20241126204012/https://www.lemauricien.com/actualites/politique/legislatives-2024-les-candidats-repeches-comme-best-losers-connus/656475/ 26 November 2024 live fr Candidates have to be proficient enough in English to participate in parliamentary procedures. They also require the nomination from at least six electors in their constituency and a deposit to be paid, which is refunded if they obtain at least 10% of the vote. Individuals ineligible to be contestants include those who have committed electoral offences, have served a prison sentence exceeding 12 months, have undisclosed government contracts or have undisclosed bankruptcy. Schedule Prime Minister Ramgoolam advised the president, Kailash Purryag, to dissolve the National Assembly on 6 October 2014.Mauritius parliament dissolved; election may lead to constitutional change https://www.reuters.com/article/world/mauritius-parliament-dissolved-election-may-lead-to-constitutional-change-idUSKCN0HW0FB/ 7 October 2014 17 July 2025 reuters.com Reuters The writ for the election was issued on 7 November, with nomination day being on 24 November.LEWENotice of election of sixty-two members of the National Assembly https://publicnotice.govmu.org/publicnotice/?p=24247 4 October 2014 17 July 2025 publicnotice.govmu.org Government of Mauritius The date for the election was set to 10 December.Mauritius sets Dec. 10 date for parliamentary election Reuters, 7 November 2014 Two days later, on 12 December, the determination of the best loser seats were made based on the official returns.Determination of unreturned candidates entitled to be allocated additional Seats in the National Assembly https://electoral.govmu.org/oec/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php?juwpfisadmin=false&action=wpfd&task=file.download&wpfd_category_id=122&wpfd_file_id=2000&token=53e5816ba5826db4fdbefc56eff533cf&preview=1 12 December 2014 17 July 2025 electoral.govmu.org Office of the Electoral Commissioner DateEvent6 OctoberThe 6th National Assembly is dissolved7 NovemberThe president issues the writ for the election24 NovemberNomination day10 DecemberPolling day12 DecemberAllocation of best loser seats Parties and candidates In September 2014, the leaders of the Labour Party and the Mauritian Militant Movement, Navin Ramgoolam and Paul Berenger, signed an agreement to enter into an electoral alliance for the next general election.http://www.lexpress.mu/article/252672/ptr-mmm-details-laccord-signe-entre-deux-leaders PTr-MMM: les détails de l'accord signé entre les deux leaders 2014-09-18 2014-12-11 lexpress.mu L'Express fr The plan of this agreement vowed to push through constitutional changes giving greater power to the now-ceremonial role of president. Soon after, the Militant Socialist Movement, the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate and the Muvman Liberater (a new party formed from a break-up with the MMM due to their coalition with the PTR) formed a coalition to face the PTR–MMM Alliance in the next general election.http://www.lexpress.mu/article/252947/alliance-lepep-liste-candidats-probables Alliance Lepep: la liste des candidats probables 2014-09-26 2014-12-11 lexpress.mu L'Express fr The Labour Party and the MMM each proposed 30 candidates, with each party having either one or two candidates in every mainland constituency. Like other mainland parties, however, they did not contest the two seats allocated to the island of Rodrigues. Major alliance Member parties Alliance leader Candidates Alliance de l'Unitéet de la Modernité Labour Party Navin Ramgoolam 30Profils des candidats PTr-MMM https://lexpress.mu/s/article/254890/profils-candidats-ptr-mmm 9 November 2014 4 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr[Elections 2014] L'Alliance PTr-MMM rend publique sa liste de 60 candidats https://ionnews.mu/elections-2014-lalliance-ptr-mmm-rend-public-sa-liste-de-60-candidats-0811/ 8 November 2014 4 July 2025 ionnews.mu ION News frPresentation des candidats de l'Alliance PTr/MMM https://mmm.mu/2014/11/15/presentation-des-candidats-de-lalliance-ptr-mmm/ 15 November 2014 4 July 2025 mmm.mu Mauritian Militant Movement fr Mauritian Militant Movement 30PTRMMMC1PTRMMMC2PTRMMMC3 Alliance Lepep Militant Socialist Movement Anerood Jugnauth 38Alliance Lepep: le profil des candidats https://lexpress.mu/s/article/255205/alliance-lepep-profil-candidats 14 November 2014 4 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express frAlliance Lepep: voici la liste des candidats alignés https://lexpress.mu/article/255161/alliance-lepep-voici-liste-candidats-alignes 15 November 2014 4 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate 14ALC1ALC2 Muvman Liberater 8ALC1ALC2Tard hier soir: la liste des ministres finalisée https://lexpress.mu/article/256377/tard-hier-soir-liste-ministres-finalisee 16 December 2014 25 August 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express frLe Muvman Liberater s'offre un quartier général et de nouvelles couleurs https://lexpress.mu/s/article/262357/muvman-liberater-soffre-un-quartier-general-et-nouvelles-couleurs 10 May 2015 25 August 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr Campaign Alliance of Unity and Modernity The governmental alliance of the Labour Party and the Mauritian Militant Movement, under the name fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité (Alliance of Unity and Modernity), proposed the implementation of a Second Republic under a stronger and powerful presidential system. The current system is purely based on the Westminster style of government where the head of state (being the President) is a ceremonial figurehead with very few executive powers. Under the PTR–MMM agreement, the new President would be elected through a single-round election across the country. Additional powers would include the prerogative to preside over the cabinet of ministers (currently led by the Prime Minister), dissolve the National Assembly, recommendations in various institutions including the appointment of ministers. The President would also be able to address the National Assembly as and when required, and would be elected for a 7-year term, as opposed to the five-year term served by the National Assembly. While some political observers define this agreement as innovative (re-balancing the powers which are concentrated in the hands of the Prime Minister) and a unification of the population through votes (as both parties have similar electorates in numbers), other people mention that Ramgoolam had always favored a presidential system of government while Berenger had argued for a Second Republic since 1987. The agreement concluded that if the coalition wins a three-quarters majority in parliament, a bill would be passed to implement the new republic, with Navin Ramgoolam resigning to present himself as a presidential candidate while Paul Berenger would replace him as Prime Minister. Alliance Lepep The Alliance Lepep (Alliance of the People) is composed of three parties and is led by Anerood Jugnauth. It was formed as a response to the formation of the PTR–MMM alliance. The program of the Alliance was mainly on the following measures that would be taken if the Alliance formed the next government. They are as follows: Review the Driver’s license penalty points system: The alliance maintained that the point system is inappropriate and that it misapplied and penalizes professional drivers. However, it does not say whether the system will be fully or partially abolished or new criteria will apply. Identity card "Data Bank" to be destroyed: As a citizen, Pravind Jugnauth initiated a case concerning the new identity card in the Supreme Court. He believes that giving and storing personal information including fingerprints and 3G scanned passport photos is an invasion of privacy. He promised that the “Data Bank” storing the data would be destroyed. Implement a decrease in prices of Gasoline and diesel. Introduce private TV: The MSM–PMSD–ML alliance promised to introduce private television. Arrange MBC: The MBC Act will be reviewed to increase more impartiality in political and national coverage in a view to protect free and fair election campaigns. Old age pension scheme at Rs 5000/month: The old age pension which is currently at Rs 3623 (US$115) per month will be increased to Rs 5000 (US$157) per month. Syndicate police Minimum Wage: Introduction of a minimum national wage rate, a policy that was implemented in 2018http://labour.govmu.org/English/Documents/Minimum%20Wage%20Web.pdf Introduction of a National Minimum Wage for the Republic of Mauritius National Wage Consultative Committee November 2017 Ministry of Labour, Industrial Relations, Employment and Training (Republic of Mauritius) 20 July 2019 21 September 2018 https://web.archive.org/web/20180921011220/http://labour.govmu.org/English/DOCUMENTS/MINIMUM%20WAGE%20WEB.PDF dead Results Election results were declared the following day after the election. Alliance Lepep won a total of 51 seats against the fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité's 16 seats. Amongst the 47 constituency seats won by Alliance Lepep, 33 were won by the MSM; PMSD and ML each received seven seats.La liste des ministrables discutée à La Caverne https://lexpress.mu/s/article/256295/liste-ministrables-discutee-caverne 13 December 2014 25 August 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr The fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité won 13 constituency seats, with the MMM receiving nine and Labour with four seats.A l'issue des législatives: la liste des députés https://lexpress.mu/article/256233/lissue-legislatives-liste-deputes 12 December 2014 25 August 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr The remaining two elected seats went to the Organisation du Peuple Rodriguais (OPR). Under the best loser system, the Electoral Commissioner's Office designated 7 additional seats from the non-elected candidates to occupy the National Assembly based on the religious and ethnic declarations of the candidates not elected. Out of the seven best loser seats that were allocated in this election, the Alliance Lepep received four seats, which were all taken by the PMSD, and the fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité received three seats, all allocated to the MMM.http://www.lexpress.mu/article/256281/best-losers-51-deputes-pour-lalliance-lepep-et-16-pour-ptr-mmm Best Losers : 51 députés pour l'alliance Lepep et 16 pour le PTr-MMM L'express 2014-12-11 2014-12-13 By party breakdown, in total, the Militant Socialist Movement received 33 seats, the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate with 11 seats and the Muvman Liberater with 7 seats in the Alliance Lepep's 51 seats. On the other hand, the fr Alliance de l'Unité et de la Modernité's 16 seats were divided between the Mauritian Militant Movement's total of 12 seats whilst the Labour Party's 4 seats.ALseats2014seats 936,975 individuals were registered to vote in this election and the turnout was 74.11%.http://www.defimedia.info/live-news/item/64772-legislatives-l-alliance-lepep-l-emporte-47-13-navin-ramgoolam-battu-au-no-5.html Législatives : l'alliance Lepep l'emporte 47-13; Navin Ramgoolam battu au no 5 Defi Media 2014-12-11 2014-12-11 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20141214210058/http://www.defimedia.info/live-news/item/64772-legislatives-l-alliance-lepep-l-emporte-47-13-navin-ramgoolam-battu-au-no-5.html 2014-12-14 File:Mauritius National Assembly 2014.svg Cons Constituency BL Best loser Total +/– Alliance Lepep 4 Militant Socialist Movement 691062 33 0 33 +20 Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate 198968 7 4 11 +7 Muvman Liberater 126521 7 0 7 New 1016551 47 4 51 New Alliance de l'Unitéet de la Modernité 3 #eb2228 Mauritian Militant Movement 394877 9 3 12 –7 Labour Party 390768 4 0 4 –24 785645 13 3 16 –31 Mauritian Solidarity Front 41815 0 0 0 –1 Rezistans ek Alternativ 23117 0 0 0 New Rodrigues People's Organisation 21874 2 0 2 +1 Mouvement Mauricien Social Démocrate 19338 0 0 0 –1 Lalit 11407 0 0 0 New Rodrigues Movement 11113 0 0 0 –2 Agreement for Parliamentary Democracy 10548 0 0 0 New Les Verts Fraternels 10191 0 0 0 0 Réveille des Jeunes 9775 0 0 0 New Parti Justice Sociale 8395 0 0 0 New Forum des Citoyens Libres 8210 0 0 0 0 Rodrigues Militant Movement–Rodrigues Patriotic Front 5787 0 0 0 New Parti Malin 5214 0 0 0 0 Mouvement Authentique Mauricien 4071 0 0 0 0 The Liberals 3256 0 0 0 New Ensam 2363 0 0 0 New Muvman Travayis Militant 2216 0 0 0 New #5F252E Mouvement Ene Sel Direction 1853 0 0 0 New Parti Action Liberal 1570 0 0 0 0 Union Patriots Ilois Mauriciens 1293 0 0 0 0 Mouvement Travailleurs Mauricien 1027 0 0 0 0 Front Socialiste 1005 0 0 0 0 Militant Lepep Movement 563 0 0 0 New Parti du Peuple Mauricien 548 0 0 0 0 Parti Tireurs de Sable 542 0 0 0 0 Link to Build 448 0 0 0 New Independent Forward Bloc 423 0 0 0 New Ti Zwazo 398 0 0 0 New Muvman Independantis Rodriguais 388 0 0 0 New Rassemblement Socialiste Mauricien 351 0 0 0 0 Poor People Party 349 0 0 0 New Parti Democratie Mauricienne 320 0 0 0 New Front Patriotique Mauricien 314 0 0 0 New Front Liberation National 271 0 0 0 New Mouvement pour la Liberation du Peuple 171 0 0 0 New Regional Assembly Man-Animal-Nature 156 0 0 0 New Mauritius New Generation Forces 145 0 0 0 New Mouvement Socialist National 121 0 0 0 New Mauritian National Congress 115 0 0 0 New Four Cats Political Party 66 0 0 0 New Mauritian Action Committee 63 0 0 0 New Mauritius Party Rights 33 0 0 0 0 Independents 26479 0 0 0 0 0 686517 7843 936975 OEC, OEC, IPU, Alliance candidate affiliations: PTRMMMC1PTRMMMC2PTRMMMC3ALC1ALC2 By constituency Constituency MP Party Notes 1 Grand River North West–Port Louis West Patrice Armance Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Elected Danielle Selvon Militant Socialist Movement Elected Veda Baloomoody Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected Alain Wong Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Best Loser Jean Claude Barbier Mauritian Militant Movement Best Loser; Reelected 2 Port Louis South–Port Louis Central Reza Uteem Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected Roubina Jadoo Militant Socialist Movement Elected Osman Mahomed Labour Party (Mauritius) Elected 3 Port Louis Maritime–Port Louis East Shakeel Mohamed Labour Party (Mauritius) Reelected Aadil Ameer Meea Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected Anwar Husnoo Muvman Liberater Elected Salim Abbas Mamode Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Best Loser 4 Port Louis North–Montagne Longue Aurore Perraud Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Reelected Vikash Oree Militant Socialist Movement Elected Marie-Claire Monty Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Elected 5 Pamplemousses–Triolet Soodesh Callichurn Militant Socialist Movement Elected Sanjeev Teeluckdharry Militant Socialist Movement Elected Sarvanand Ramkaun Militant Socialist Movement Elected 6 Grand Baie–Poudre D'Or Ashit Gungah Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Sudesh Rughoobur Militant Socialist Movement Elected Sangeet Fowdar Muvman Liberater Elected 7 Piton–Riviere du Rempart Anerood Jugnauth Militant Socialist Movement Elected Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo Militant Socialist Movement Elected Ravi Rutnah Muvman Liberater Elected 8 Quartier Militaire–Moka Leela Dookun Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Pravind Jugnauth Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Yogida Sawmynaden Militant Socialist Movement Elected 9 Flacq–Bon Accueil Raj Dayal Militant Socialist Movement Elected Raj Rampertab Militant Socialist Movement Elected Pradeep Roopun Militant Socialist Movement Reelected 10 Montagne Blanche–Grand River South East Sudhir Sesungkur Militant Socialist Movement Elected Sunil Bholah Militant Socialist Movement Elected Kalyan Tarolah Militant Socialist Movement Elected 11 Vieux Grand Port–Rose Belle Mahen Seeruttun Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Sandhya Boygah Militant Socialist Movement Elected Prem Koonjoo Militant Socialist Movement Elected 12 Mahebourg–Plaine Magnien Bobby Hurreeram Militant Socialist Movement Elected Mahen Jhugroo Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Ritish Ramful Labour Party (Mauritius) Elected Thierry Henry Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Best Loser; Reelected 13 Riviere des Anguilles–Souillac Maneesh Gobin Militant Socialist Movement Elected Zouberr Joomaye Mauritian Militant Movement Elected Bashir Jahangeer Militant Socialist Movement Elected 14 Savanne–Black River Alan Ganoo Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected Joe Lesjongard Mauritian Militant Movement Elected Ezra Jhuboo Labour Party (Mauritius) Elected 15 La Caverne–Phoenix Tulsiraj Benydin Muvman Liberater Elected Showkutally Soodhun Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Eddy Boissézon Muvman Liberater Elected Raffick Sorefan Mauritian Militant Movement Best Loser; Reelected 16 Vacoas–Floreal Nando Bodha Militant Socialist Movement Reelected Baboo Sanataram Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Elected Étienne Sinatambou Militant Socialist Movement Elected 17 Curepipe–Midlands Adrien Duval Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Elected Stephan Toussaint Militant Socialist Movement Elected Malini Sewocksingh Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Elected 18 Belle Rose–Quatre Bornes Xavier-Luc Duval Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Reelected Roshi Bhadain Militant Socialist Movement Elected Kavy Ramano Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected 19 Stanley–Rose Hill Ivan Collendavelloo Muvman Liberater Elected Fazila Daureeawoo Militant Socialist Movement Elected Paul Bérenger Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected 20 Beau Bassin–Petite Riviere Rajesh Bhagwan Mauritian Militant Movement Reelected Anil Gayan Muvman Liberater Elected Alain Aliphon Militant Socialist Movement Elected Franco Quirin Mauritian Militant Movement Best Loser; Reelected Guito Lepoigneur Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate Best Loser 21 Rodrigues Francisco François Rodrigues People's Organisation Reelected Buisson Léopold Rodrigues People's Organisation ElectedSource: OEC, OEC Aftermath Following the declaration of results, Alliance Lepep leader, Anerood Jugnauth, announced in a press conference that his administration will start working on the programme they have been elected to and promised to put the country "back on track for another economic miracle."http://www.lexpress.mu/article/256224/saj-programme-electoral-mis-en-pratique-aujourdhui SAJ: "Le programme électoral mis en pratique dès aujourd'hui" L'express 2014-12-11 2014-12-11 In a broadcast from the state-owned television station on 12 December 2014, Navin Ramgoolam conceded his defeated and congratulated Jugnauth's alliance, wishing them good luck. He also thanked his constituency after his defeat in his own seat.http://www.defimedia.info/live-news/item/64770-navin-ramgoolam-j-accepte-ce-choix-avec-humilite.html Navin Ramgoolam : " J'accepte ce choix avec humilité " Defi Media 2014-12-11 2014-12-11 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20141214210111/http://www.defimedia.info/live-news/item/64770-navin-ramgoolam-j-accepte-ce-choix-avec-humilite.html 2014-12-14 Thereafter, Ramgoolam submitted his and his cabinet's resignation to the president on 13 December.GISSAJ Jugnauth was tasked to form a new government by the president, Kailash Purryag, and received his appointment on 14 December, with the appointment being backdated to 13 December.GISSAJ Shortly afterwards, Jugnauth and his cabinet were sworn in at State House in Port Louis on 17 December.LESAJPS At 84 years old, Jugnauth became prime minister for the third time and for a sixth mandate in his own right. Paul Bérenger was reappointed as leader of the opposition on 13 December.GISSAJ The seventh National Assembly was convened on 22 December and oversaw the swearing-in of all members of the assembly. Defeated incumbent Militant Socialist Movement MP Maya Hanoomanjee, the former health minister who resigned after the MedPoint affair, was elected as speaker, becoming the first female holder of the office. In addition, Adrien Duval of the Parti Mauricien Social Démocrate was elected as deputy speaker, and became the youngest elected member of the assembly at 24.Speaker et Deputy speaker: Maya Hanoomanjee et Adrien Duval prêtent serment https://lexpress.mu/s/article/256647/speaker-et-deputy-speaker-maya-hanoomanjee-et-adrien-duval-pretent-serment 22 December 2014 17 July 2025 lexpress.mu L'Express fr References Category:Elections in Mauritius Mauritius General