2015 Myanmar general election

none November 2015 November 2015 Myanmar Parliamentary 2010 Myanmar general election 2010 2020 Myanmar general election 2020 330 of the 440 seats in the Pyithu Hluttaw221 seats needed for a majority168 of the 224 seats in the Amyotha Hluttaw 113 8 November 2015 Remise du Prix Sakharov à Aung San Suu Kyi Strasbourg 22 octobre 2013-18.jpg Aung San Suu Kyi 27 September 1988 National League for Democracy Kawhmu Did not contest 37 P / 4 A 255 P / 135 A 218 P / 131 A File:President of Burma (9290471609) (cropped).jpg Thein Sein 2 June 2010 Union Solidarity and Development Party Did not contest 259 P / 129 A 212 P / 124 A 30 P / 11 A 182 P / 113 A President President after election Thein Sein Union Solidarity and Development Party Htin Kyaw National League for Democracy 100px100px100px Results of the election in the Pyithu Hluttaw, Amyotha Hluttaw, as well as State and Regional Hluttaws. Includes results of by-elections up to 2018. General elections were held in Myanmar on 8 November 2015, with the National League for Democracy winning a supermajority of seats in the combined national parliament.Jap Jangai Ziegfeld Adam 2020-06-01 Ethnic Parties in New Democracies: The Case of Myanmar 2015 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0261379420300172 Electoral Studies en 65 102131 10.1016/j.electstud.2020.102131 216417931 0261-3794 subscription Voting occurred in all constituencies, excluding seats appointed by the military, to select Members of Assembly to seats in both the Amyotha Hluttaw and the Pyithu Hluttaw of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, and State and Region Hluttaws. Ethnic Affairs Ministers were also elected by their designated electorates on the same day, although only select ethnic minorities in particular states and regions were entitled to vote for them. These polls were the first openly contested election held in the country since 1990, which was annulled by the military government after the National League for Democracy's (NLD) victory. The poll was preceded by the 2010 general election, which was marred by a boycott and widespread allegations of systematic fraud by the victorious Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP). The NLD won a sweeping victory, taking 86 percent of the seats in the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (235 in the Pyithu Hluttaw and 135 in the Amyotha Hluttaw), well more than the 67 percent supermajority needed to ensure that its preferred candidates would be elected president and second vice president in the Presidential Electoral College. While the NLD only needed a simple majority to carry on the normal business of government, it needed at least 67 percent to outvote the combined pro-military bloc in the Presidential Electoral College (the USDP and the appointed legislators representing the military). Although NLD leader Aung San Suu Kyi is constitutionally barred from the presidency (as both her late husband and her children are foreign citizens), she was made the de facto head of government, after being appointed to a newly created office, the State Counsellor of Myanmar.Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy Wins Majority in Myanmar https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34805806 13 November 2015 BBC News 13 November 2015 13 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151113070516/http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-34805806 live Preparation As the election approached, the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party confirmed it would contest its winning constituencies from 2010.http://www.mizzima.com/mizzima-news/politics/item/10768-political-parties-gear-up-for-2015-election Political parties gear up for 2015 election Mizzima.com 15 October 2013 29 December 2013 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20131228110203/http://mizzima.com/mizzima-news/politics/item/10768-political-parties-gear-up-for-2015-election 28 December 2013 The opposition National League for Democracy party confirmed it would contest even if a constitutional measure barring Aung San Suu Kyi from running for president was not amended.http://www.startribune.com/world/237811691.html Suu Kyi's party says it will contest 2015 Myanmar election even if constitution is not amended Star Tribune 29 December 2013 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20131230233548/http://www.startribune.com/world/237811691.html 30 December 2013 The National Unity Party confirmed it would review its winning seats from 2010 and would consider other constituencies to challenge. The National Democratic Force said the party was prepared to challenge in as many as 200 constituencies but was still determining candidates. Ethnic political groups would contest in each state based on ethnic party strongholds, although some indicated they would consider forming an alliance as the Federal Union Party. Before the election, 91 political parties were registered to take part in 2015. In July 2015, Myanmar's Union Election Commission (UEC) designated the number of constituencies for running in the 2015 general election of four levels of parliamentary representatives: 330 constituencies for elections to the Pyithu Hluttaw, 168 for the Amyotha Hluttaw, 644 for the State and Regional Hluttaws (local parliaments) and 29 for ethnic ministers of the local parliaments. The UEC also issued procedures for international observers to follow in monitoring the election, which was preliminarily scheduled for the end of October or the beginning of November.http://myanmarbusinessnews.com/myanmarelections2015-uec-issues-procedures-for-international-observers/ #MyanmarElections2015: UEC issues procedures for international observers MyanmarBusinessNews.com 4 July 2015 5 July 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20150706044535/http://myanmarbusinessnews.com/myanmarelections2015-uec-issues-procedures-for-international-observers/ 6 July 2015 dead The Union Election Commission cancelled elections in Kyethi and Mong Hsu townships in Shan State following armed clashes between the Tatmadaw and the insurgent Shan State Army - North. Despite calls by the Shan State Progressive Party to proceed with the elections, the UEC has denied the request, stating that it is not possible to hold free and fair elections in these areas. Elections were further cancelled in some villages in Hopang, Namtit, both of which fall within the nation's Wa Self-Administered Division, and under the control of the insurgent United Wa State Army. The cancellation of these elections will see the vacancy of 7 seats in the House of Representatives and 14 seats in the Shan State Hluttaw. Cancellation of by-elections By-elections had been scheduled to be held in November or December 2014, to elect members for six seats in the Amyotha Hluttaw, 13 in the Pyithu Hluttaw, and 11 in state and regional legislatures. The seat vacancies were primarily the result of their former holders' moves to ministerial posts or departmental positions within government, but also included some other constituencies where representatives had died.http://www.irrawaddy.org/burma/official-confirms-burma-elections-due-year.html Official Confirms Burma By-Elections Due This Year Irrawaddy.org 21 March 2014 10 April 2014 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20140408094045/http://www.irrawaddy.org/burma/official-confirms-burma-elections-due-year.html 8 April 2014 http://www.rfa.org/english/news/myanmar/by-elections-03202014185956.html Myanmar to Hold By-Elections at End of Year 20 March 2014 Rfa.org 10 April 2014 6 October 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20141006130958/http://www.rfa.org/english/news/myanmar/by-elections-03202014185956.html live https://www.dvb.no/news/general-election-will-be-nov-dec-2015-says-ec-chairman-burma-myanmar/38722 General Election will be Nov- Dec 2015, says EC chairman | DVB Multimedia Group Dvb.no 20 March 2014 10 April 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140413142847/https://www.dvb.no/news/general-election-will-be-nov-dec-2015-says-ec-chairman-burma-myanmar/38722 13 April 2014 dead dmy-all http://asiancorrespondent.com/120822/burma-plans-by-elections-for-28-seats-this-year/ Burma plans by-elections for 28 seats this year Asian Correspondent 21 March 2014 10 April 2014 13 April 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140413131229/http://asiancorrespondent.com/120822/burma-plans-by-elections-for-28-seats-this-year/ dead The by-elections were expected to indicate the relative strengths of the contending parties, including President Thein Sein's Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) and the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) party led by Aung San Suu Kyi. On 7 September 2014, the Union Election Commission cancelled the by-election because the period for campaigning would take place too close to that of the general elections in 2015 and because the results would therefore not have had any political significance.https://news.yahoo.com/myanmar-cancels-elections-061301428.html Myanmar cancels by-elections 7 September 2014 Reuters Yahoo!News 7 September 2014 Aung Hla Tun 7 September 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140907122639/http://news.yahoo.com/myanmar-cancels-elections-061301428.html live http://www.dvb.no/news/by-elections-cancelled-burma-myanmar/43928 By-elections cancelled 7 September 2014 DVB News 7 September 2014 https://web.archive.org/web/20140925204359/https://www.dvb.no/news/by-elections-cancelled-burma-myanmar/43928 25 September 2014 dead Possible presidential candidates Before election In the event of a USDP victory, President Thein Sein was considered the frontrunner to continue as president after the election. Commander-in-Chief of the Military Min Aung Hlaing is close to retirement and was another favourite for the presidency, but may assume the role after a transitional period headed by another ex-military figure. Aung San Suu Kyi has reiterated her desire to become the next president but constitutional changes need to take place before she would be allowed to run.https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-asia-pacific-22812540 Aung San Suu Kyi: 'I want to be Burma's president' BBC 7 June 2013 29 December 2013 24 October 2013 https://web.archive.org/web/20131024184758/http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-22812540 live Although Parliament voted against most constitutional amendments on 25 June 2015 meaning that Aung San Suu Kyi cannot become president in the election,https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2015/06/25/myanmars-parliament-blocks-changes-to-constitution Myanmar's parliament blocks changes to constitution U.S. News & World Report 5 September 2017 11 October 2018 https://web.archive.org/web/20181011130605/https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2015/06/25/myanmars-parliament-blocks-changes-to-constitution live Suu Kyi later stated that she would be "above the President" if the NLD won the elections.Suu Kyi 'will be above president' if NLD wins Myanmar election https://web.archive.org/web/20181123035008/https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-34729659 23 November 2018 BBC News, 5 November 2015 Shwe Mann, the former No. 3 in the junta who is now speaker of House of Representatives, considered reform-minded, was the most likely figure to take the mantle from Thein Sein until he was removed from his position within the party on 12 August 2015.Krause Flavia https://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-03/myanmar-s-leader-may-step-aside-after-2015-elections-aide-says.html Myanmar's Leader May Step Aside After 2015 Elections, Aide Says Bloomberg 3 May 2012 29 December 2013 11 November 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20161111030515/http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-05-03/myanmar-s-leader-may-step-aside-after-2015-elections-aide-says.html/ live https://time.com/3995708/burma-myanmar-shwe-mann-thein-sein-purge-elections-southeast-asia/ Time Charlie Campbell Burmese President Purges Party Chief 13 August 2015 After election While National League for Democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi is constitutionally barred from the presidency, former commander-in-chief of Tatmadaw Tin Oo, Aung San Suu Kyi's personal physician Tin Myo Win, Htin Kyaw, Myo Aung and Tin Mar Aung are mentioned as possible presidential picks and Khun Htun Oo, Sai Nyunt Lwin and Aye Thar Aung are mentioned as possible vice presidential picks after the election.http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/in-depth/19202-daw-suu-eyes-foreign-minister-role.html Daw Suu eyes foreign minister role Ei Ei Toe Lwin 6 March 2016 13 March 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160313133210/http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/in-depth/19202-daw-suu-eyes-foreign-minister-role.html livehttp://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/nay-pyi-taw/18747-who-will-her-president-be.html Who will her president be? Ei Ei Toe Lwin 6 March 2016 1 March 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160301031510/http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/nay-pyi-taw/18747-who-will-her-president-be.html live On 10 March 2016, Htin Kyaw and Henry Van Thio were nominated as the Vice Presidents of Myanmar by NLD. Htin Kyaw was elected as the ninth president of Myanmar on 15 March 2016 by 360 of the 652 MPs at the Assembly of the Union; Aung San Suu Kyi was appointed as the State Counsellor, a position similar to Prime Minister, on 6 April 2016. Results thumb|A polling station used for elections. The ballot boxes are at the front, while the voting booths are at the rear. The National League for Democracy (NLD) obtained a majority of the total seats in both the Amyotha Hluttaw and the Pyithu Hluttaw of the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw, which is enough for its nominees to win election as president and first vice president in the Presidential Electoral College, and for control over national legislation.http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/17623-nld-wins-absolute-majority-in-parliament.html NLD Wins Absolute Majority in Parliament The Myanmar Times 13 November 2015 Dinmore Guy 13 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20160205084501/http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/17623-nld-wins-absolute-majority-in-parliament.html 5 February 2016 dead The NLD also received a majority of total combined seats in the State and Regional Hluttaws, including 21 of 29 Ministers of Ethnic Affairs. With the final tally of all elected seats (township and ethnic), it is believed they will have the ability to control most local governments and parliaments, either entirely on its own or with the support of ethnic parties. The exceptions to this are the Rakhine State Hluttaw, where the Arakan National Party won a plurality of total seats and is expected to govern with the NLD's support, and the Shan State Hluttaw, where the USDP (which won a plurality of elected seats) and Military Representatives control roughly equal seats to the combined total of the various other parties, led by the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy and the NLD in second and third place, respectively. Amyotha Hluttaw thumb|A ballot paper and rubber stamp in voting booth 168 of the 224 seats in the Amyotha Hluttaw were up for election. The remaining 56 seats (25%) were not elected, and instead reserved for military appointees (taken from Tatmadaw personnel; officially known as "Defence Services Personnel Representatives"). There are 12 members elected per state/region, including one member from each self-administered zone. File:2015 Amyotha Hluttaw Parliament.svg National League for Democracy 13100673 135 Union Solidarity and Development Party 6406108 12 Arakan National Party 501962 10 National Unity Party 437361 1 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy 362360 3 National Development Party 227235 0 Myanmar Farmers Development Party 214813 0 Pa-O National Organisation 158788 1 Shan Nationalities Democratic Party 123198 0 Kayin People's Party 120335 0 Ta'ang National Party 93242 1 National Democratic Force 92638 0 Mon National Party 78914 1 Tai-Leng Nationalities Development Party 70479 0 All Mon Region Democracy Party 54130 0 Phalon-Sawaw Democratic Party 40039 0 The 88 Generation Students Youth 35643 0 Danu National Democracy Party 31647 0 Chin National Democratic Party 29561 0 Kachin State Democracy Party 27105 0 Democratic Party 24664 0 United Democratic Party 24203 0 Unity and Democracy Party of Kachin State 22234 0 Union Pa-O National Organisation 19007 0 Inn National Development Party 15516 0 Zomi Congress for Democracy 14689 2 Kachin National Congress for Democracy 14009 0 Lahu National Development Party 12707 0 Rakhine State National United Party 12642 0 Chin League for Democracy 10481 0 Kayin State Democracy and Development Party 9492 0 #4b83b2 Mro National Democracy Party 9487 0 Lisu National Development Party 9177 0 Federal Union Party 9103 0 #FD4B2D New National Democracy Party 8274 0 All Nationals' Democracy Party Kayah State 8010 0 Chin Progressive Party 7857 0 Kayin Democratic Party 6761 0 People's Party of Myanmar Farmers and Workers 6294 0 #FEE203 Kachin Democratic Party 6118 0 Democratic Party for A New Society 6099 0 Kayah Unity Democracy Party 5625 0 Arakan Patriot Party 5477 0 Danu National Organisation Party 5258 0 Khumi (Khami) National Party 4882 0 Women Party (Mon) 4676 0 Lhaovo National Unity and Development Party 4046 0 Ethnic National Development Party 3823 0 Eastern Shan State Development Democratic Party 3641 0 Kayan National Party 3543 0 Dawei Nationality Party 3081 0 Wa National Unity Party 2990 0 Democracy and Peace Party 2906 0 Daingnet National Development Party 2723 0 Kayin Unity Democratic Party 2680 0 Myanmar National Congress Party 2622 0 Wa Democratic Party 2470 0 Public Contribute Students Democracy Party 2386 0 Shan State Kokang Democratic Party 2294 0 Union Democratic Party 2244 0 Confederate Farmers Party 2133 0 #48A439 Mro National Development Party 1812 0 Shan-Ni & Northern Shan Ethnics Solidarity Party 1301 0 Guiding Star Party 1197 0 National Prosperity Party 1046 0 Zo National Region Development Party 893 0 Ka Man National Development Party 741 0 Union of Myanmar Federation of National Politics 730 0 Mro Nationality Party 329 0 New Society Party 292 0 88 Generation Democracy Party 286 0 Independents 173455 2 Military appointees 56 0 1232072 34295334 UEC, IPU +Representatives elected into Amyotha HluttawDivisionConstituencyNumberPolitical PartyNameChin State 1 National League for Democracy Ngun Hay2 National League for Democracy Shan Awr3 National League for Democracy Henry Van Thio4 National League for Democracy Zone Hlae Htan5 Zomi Congress for Democracy Pu Gin Kam Lian6 Union Solidarity and Development Party Cin Khan Pau7 Zomi Congress for Democracy Kyein Ngaik Man8 National League for Democracy Mon Law Maung9 National League for Democracy Khi Swe Win10 National League for Democracy Larl Min Htan11 National League for Democracy Hway Tin12 National League for Democracy Myo Htet (a.k.a. Sa Lite Myo Htike)Kachin State 1 National Unity Party (Myanmar) J Yaw Wu2 National League for Democracy Sheila Nan Taung (a.k.a. Ann Nan Taung)3 National League for Democracy Ze Khaung4 National League for Democracy Naung Na Jatan5 Independent politician Za Khine Tein Yein6 National League for Democracy Min Swe Naing7 National League for Democracy Win Zaw8 National League for Democracy Khin Ma Gyi9 National League for Democracy Khin Maung Myint10 National League for Democracy Thein Lwin11 National League for Democracy Kham Win Thaung12 National League for Democracy Naing Ko KoKayah State 1 National League for Democracy Phyaeyal (a.k.a. Myint Than Tun)2 National League for Democracy Shay Ral Sha Maung3 National League for Democracy Bawral Soe Wai4 National League for Democracy Saw Sein Tun5 National League for Democracy Shan Mu6 National League for Democracy Lwee Zae7 National League for Democracy Aung Kyaw Soe8 Union Solidarity and Development Party Kyaw Than9 Independent politician Soe Thein10 Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Thae Sein11 National League for Democracy Naw Mya Say12 National League for Democracy Sai Pan PhaKayin State 1 National League for Democracy Saw Moe Myint (a.k.a. Samuel)2 National League for Democracy Saw Than Htut3 National League for Democracy Saw Chit Oo4 National League for Democracy Nan Moe Moe Htwe5 Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Than Naing6 Union Solidarity and Development Party Nan Ni Ni Aye7 National League for Democracy Naw Christ Tun (a.k.a. Arr Kar Moe)8 National League for Democracy Mahn Win Khaing Than9 National League for Democracy Saw B Sam Thein Myint10 National League for Democracy Myo Aung11 National League for Democracy Naw Sar Mu Htoo12 National League for Democracy Saw Yar Phaung AwaMon State 1 National League for Democracy Aye Min Han2 National League for Democracy Nwe Nwe Aung3 National League for Democracy Khin Zaw Oo4 National League for Democracy Lin Tin Htay5 National League for Democracy Myat Thidar Htun6 National League for Democracy Pe Tin7 Mon National Party Naing Thiha8 National League for Democracy Myo Win9 National League for Democracy Zaw Lin Htut10 National League for Democracy Soe Thiha (a.k.a. Maung Too)11 National League for Democracy Hla Myint (a.k.a. Hla Myint Than)12 National League for Democracy Thiri YadanarRakhine State 1 Arakan National Party Wai Sein Aung2 Arakan National Party Tet Tun Aung3 Arakan National Party Khin Maung Latt4 Arakan National Party Kyaw Kyaw5 Arakan National Party Myint Naing6 Arakan National Party Aye Thar Aung7 Union Solidarity and Development Party Kyaw Thein8 Arakan National Party Kyaw Kyaw Win9 Arakan National Party Maung Kyaw Zan10 Arakan National Party Kyaw Htan11 Arakan National Party Htu May12 National League for Democracy Soe WinShan State 1 National League for Democracy Zaw Min Latt (a.k.a. Ko Latt)2 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Tun Aung3 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Wan Hlaing Kham4 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Ohn Kyaw5 Ta'ang National Party Nyi SeinAnnouncement 95/2015 http://uecmyanmar.org/index.php/2014-02-11-08-31-43/871-24-11-2015-announce-95 Union Election Commission 26 November 2015 27 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151127005353/http://uecmyanmar.org/index.php/2014-02-11-08-31-43/871-24-11-2015-announce-95 live6 Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Sai Kyauk Sam7 National League for Democracy Sai Lone San Khat8 National League for Democracy Ma Ma Lay9 Pa-O National Organisation Khin Thein Pe10 Ta'ang National PartyMai Ohn Khine11 Union Solidarity and Development Party Kyaw Ni Niang12 Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai San AungAyeyarwady Region 1 National League for Democracy Soe Moe2 National League for Democracy Sa Khin Zaw Lin3 National League for Democracy San Myint4 National League for Democracy Htain Win5 National League for Democracy Maung Maung Ohn6 National League for Democracy Man Tun Kyine7 National League for Democracy Pya Mto8 National League for Democracy Ei Ei Pyone9 National League for Democracy Man Toe Shwe10 National League for Democracy Thein Swe11 National League for Democracy May Than Nwe12 National League for Democracy Kyi WinBago Region 1 National League for Democracy San Maung Maung2 National League for Democracy Moe Myint Aung3 National League for Democracy Shwe Shwe Sein Latt4 National League for Democracy Win Myat Aye5 National League for Democracy Tin Tin Win6 National League for Democracy Min Oo7 National League for Democracy Mya Thaung8 National League for Democracy Win Myint Chit9 National League for Democracy Aye Cho10 National League for Democracy Win Kyaing11 National League for Democracy Win Myint12 National League for Democracy Aung TheinMagwe Region 1 National League for Democracy Hla San2 National League for Democracy Khin Win3 National League for Democracy Chit Htwe4 National League for Democracy Aung Kyi Nyunt5 National League for Democracy Tin Aung Tun6 National League for Democracy Win Maung7 National League for Democracy Than Than Aye8 National League for Democracy Win Myint9 National League for Democracy Mya Min Swe10 National League for Democracy Kyaw Ngwe11 National League for Democracy Kyaw Swe12 National League for Democracy Phyu LwinMandalay Region 1 National League for Democracy Than Win2 National League for Democracy Tun Tun Oo3 National League for Democracy Kyaw Than Htun4 National League for Democracy Hla Htay (a.k.a. Ohn Kyi)5 National League for Democracy Aung Myo Latt6 National League for Democracy Kywel Kywel7 National League for Democracy Kyaw Tote8 Union Solidarity and Development Party Khin Aung Myint9 National League for Democracy Maung Maung Swe10 National League for Democracy Kyaw Myint Oo11 Union Solidarity and Development Party Soe Aung12 National League for Democracy Kyaw ThihaSagaing Region 1 National League for Democracy Kyaw Thaung2 National League for Democracy Aung Myo3 National League for Democracy Win Aung4 National League for Democracy Hla Oo5 National League for Democracy Ye Htut6 National League for Democracy Zaw Min7 National League for Democracy Khin Maung Win8 National League for Democracy Ko Ko Naing9 National League for Democracy Maung Maung Latt10 National League for Democracy Tin Maung Win11 National League for Democracy Nyi Nyi Htwe (a.k.a. Ko Ko Lay)12 National League for Democracy Min NaingTanintharyi Region 1 National League for Democracy Aung Win2 National League for Democracy Thet Naing Soe3 National League for Democracy Tun Lin4 National League for Democracy Han Win Thein5 National League for Democracy Lin Wai Phyo Latt6 National League for Democracy Tin Wai7 National League for Democracy Zaw Hein8 National League for Democracy Okkar Min9 National League for Democracy Kin Shein10 National League for Democracy Soe Thein (a.k.a. Maung Soe)11 National League for Democracy Khin Maung Win12 National League for Democracy Khin Myo WinYangon Region 1 National League for Democracy Htwe Kywe2 National League for Democracy Htay Oo3 National League for Democracy Myat Nyana Soe4 National League for Democracy Than Soe (a.k.a. Than Soe (Economics))5 National League for Democracy Ba Myo Thein6 National League for Democracy Aung Thu7 National League for Democracy Ye Myint Soe8 National League for Democracy Kyaw Htwe9 National League for Democracy Pe Chit10 National League for Democracy Naw Hla Hla Soe11 National League for Democracy Aye Bo12 National League for Democracy Kyaw Naing The list of military appointees was published as the UEC Announcement 2/2016. Myanmar Alin http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf 8 Union Election Commission (please fill in the original title) Announcement 2/2016: Defence Services Personnel Representatives for Amyotha Hluttaw my Ministry of Information (Myanmar) 19 January 2016 11 March 2016 11 March 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160311201437/http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf dead Pyithu Hluttaw There are 330 of 440 seats in the Pyithu Hluttaw that are elected, of which 323 were filled after seven seats were cancelled due to the ongoing armed insurgencies in Shan State.https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/11/aung-san-suu-kyi-wins-seat-myanmar-election-results-tallied Myanmar election: Aung San Suu Kyi calls for reconciliation talks with military Oliver Holmes The Guardian 11 November 2015 11 November 2015 11 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151111124713/http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/11/aung-san-suu-kyi-wins-seat-myanmar-election-results-tallied live The remaining 110 seats (25%) were not elected, and instead reserved for military appointees (taken from Tatmadaw personnel; officially known as "Defence Services Personnel Representatives"). Members are elected to constituencies based on township and population. File:2015 Pyithu Hluttaw Parliament.svg National League for Democracy 12821899 255 Union Solidarity and Development Party 6349879 30 Arakan National Party 490664 12 National Unity Party 418443 0 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy 357928 12 National Development Party 228483 0 Pa-O National Organisation 224673 3 Myanmar Farmers Development Party 173420 0 Shan Nationalities Democratic Party 120815 0 National Democratic Force 113292 0 Mon National Party 94721 0 Ta'ang National Party 86394 3 Kayin People's Party 71776 0 Tai-Leng Nationalities Development Party 62907 0 The 88 Generation Students Youth 47763 0 All Mon Region Democracy Party 44798 0 Phalon-Sawaw Democratic Party 37010 0 Chin National Democratic Party 30957 0 Kachin State Democracy Party 27682 1 Zomi Congress for Democracy 27142 2 Lisu National Development Party 24096 2 Danu National Democracy Party 22544 0 Lahu National Development Party 19988 0 Democratic Party 19325 0 United Democratic Party 18683 0 Chin League for Democracy 17117 0 Rakhine State National United Party 16297 0 Democratic Party for a New Society 14708 0 #EC2228 Kokang Democracy and Unity Party 13990 1 Federal Union Party 12972 0 #FD4B2D Kayin Democratic Party 12372 0 Wa National Unity Party 11760 0 Kachin National Congress for Democracy 11544 0 Kayin Democratic Party–Kayin People's Party 11134 0 Kachin Democratic Party 11082 0 Karen National Party 10861 0 blue Arakan Patriot Party 10439 0 Kayan National Party 9953 0 New National Democracy Party 9124 0 Wa Democratic Party 8216 1 People's Party of Myanmar Farmers and Workers 7965 0 #FEE203 Modern People Party 7848 0 Inn National Development Party 7160 0 Myanmar National Congress Party 6845 0 Lhaovo National Unity and Development Party 6507 0 Union Pao National Organisation 6281 0 Chin Progressive Party 6212 0 Khumi (Khami) National Party 5694 0 All Nationals' Democracy Party Kayah State 5626 0 Khami National Development Party 5111 0 Union of Myanmar Federation of National Politics 4695 0 Inn National League Party 4322 0 Danu National Organisation Party 4275 0 New Society Party 3833 0 Public Contribute Students Democracy Party 3509 0 Kayah Unity Democracy Party 3501 0 Guiding Star Party 3496 0 Mro National Democracy Party 3389 0 Confederate Farmers Party 3283 0 #48A439 Peace for Diversity Party 3100 0 Democracy Party for Myanmar New Society 3042 0 Asho Chin National Party 3038 0 National Unity Congress Party 2832 0 Eastern Shan State Development Democratic Party 2337 0 Dawei Nationality Party 2220 0 Shan State Kokang Democratic Party 2071 0 Akha National Development Party 2038 0 National Prosperity Party 2005 0 National Unity Party–National Development Party 1709 0 Democracy and Peace Party 1374 0 Union Farmer Force Party 1266 0 Union Democratic Party 1106 0 Shan-Ni & Northern Shan Ethnics Solidarity Party 1075 0 Mro National Development Party 1053 0 Women Party (Mon) 892 0 Negotiation, Stability and Peace Party 800 0 Zo National Region Development Party 541 0 People Democracy Party 340 0 Unity and Democracy Party of Kachin State 239 0 Ka Man National Development Party 121 0 National Democratic Party for Development 101 0 New Era Union Party 24 0 Independents 166583 1 Cancelled 7 Military appointees 110 1495474 34295334 UEC, IPU +Representatives elected into Pyithu HluttawDivisionConstituencyTownshipPolitical PartyNameChin State FalamNational League for DemocracySalai Reyalbal (a.k.a. Salai Yambel)Hakha National League for Democracy Nia OhKanpetletNational League for DemocracySan KhinMadupi National League for Democracy Par HtanMindat National League for Democracy Nay Lin AungPaletwaNational League for DemocracySein AungThantlang National League for Democracy Ni Shwe LyanTiddim Zomi Congress for Democracy Chin Sian ThangTonzang Zomi Congress for Democracy Kham Khant HtanKachin State Bhamo National League for Democracy Aung TheinChipwi Union Solidarity and Development Party Zone TaintHpakant National League for Democracy Tint SoeHsawlaw Lisu National Development Party Lae Mae LayInjangyang Kachin State Democracy Party Lama Naw AungKawnglanghpu Lisu National Development Party Armoe SeeMachanbaw Union Solidarity and Development Party Nam Mon HtinMansi National League for Democracy Chin Phae LinMogaung National League for Democracy Win NaingMohnyin National League for Democracy San San EiMomauk National League for Democracy Win Aung (politician)Myitkyina National League for Democracy In Htone Khar NawNogmung Union Solidarity and Development Party Ji Pan SarPutao National League for Democracy Moe SweShwegu National League for Democracy Zarni MinSumprabum National League for Democracy Lone Jone Seng MaiTanai National League for Democracy Lin Lin OoWingmaw National League for Democracy La Gan Zal JoneKayah State Bawlakhe Union Solidarity and Development Party Aye MaungDemoso National League for Democracy Paw SengHpasaung National League for Democracy Nan Htwe ThuHpruso National League for Democracy We DuLoikaw National League for Democracy Khin SithuMese National League for Democracy Than Lin LinShadaw National League for Democracy Wint War TunKayin State Hlaingbwe National League for Democracy Khin ChoHpa-anNational League for Democracy Nang Than Than LwinKawkareik National League for Democracy Soe HtayKyain SeikgyiNational League for Democracy Saw Tin WinMyawaddy National League for Democracy Sein BoPhapun Union Solidarity and Development Party Tun Mya Aung (a.k.a. Saw Tun Mya Aung)Thandaung National League for Democracy Son Victor KhaliteMon State Bilin National League for Democracy Tin Ko Ko Oo (a.k.a. A Tut)Chaungzon National League for Democracy Khin Htay KwalKyaukmaraw National League for Democracy San Kyaw Wan MaungKyaikto National League for Democracy Khin SaungMawlamyine National League for Democracy Naing Thaung NyuntMudon National League for Democracy Saw TunPaung National League for Democracy Mi Kon ChanThanbyuzayat National League for Democracy Nyan HeinThaton National League for Democracy Mar Mar KhaingYe National League for Democracy Aung Tun KhaingRakhine State Ann Union Solidarity and Development Party Thein SweButhidaungArakan National Party Aung Thaing ShweGwaNational League for Democracy Myint WaiKyaukphyu Arakan National Party Ba SheinKyauktawArakan National Party Oo Tun WinManaungNational League for Democracy Tin NuMaungdaw Arakan National Party Hla Tun KyawMinbyaArakan National Party Sit NaingMrauk-U Arakan National Party Oo Hla SawMyebonArakan National Party Pe ThanPauktawArakan National Party Aung Kyaw DanPonnagyun Arakan National Party Do Tun MaungRamreeArakan National Party Kyaw ShweRathedaung Arakan National Party Khin Saw WaiSittweArakan National Party Maung Thein KhaingThandwe National League for Democracy Min KyiToungupNational League for Democracy Ni Ni May MyintShan State Hseni Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Oo KhamHopang Wa Democratic Party Kyin WangHopong Pa-O National Organisation Kham Aung KyawHsi HsengPa-O National Organisation Kham Than HtooHsipaw Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Thant ZinKalaw National League for Democracy Pyone Kaythi NaingKengtung Union Solidarity and Development Party StevenKongyan Union Solidarity and Development Party Le Kyain Phu (a.k.a. Myint Swe)Kunhing Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Nan Khin SawKunlong Kokang Democracy and Unity Party Yan Kyin RalKutkai Union Solidarity and Development Party T Khun MyatKyaukme Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Htun AungLaihka Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai MoneLinkhae Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Ba TheinLashio Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Mauk KhamLaukkaing Union Solidarity and Development Party Lu Htal HoneLawksawk Union Solidarity and Development Party Khin Maing MyintLoilen Union Solidarity and Development Party Khin Maung ThiMabeine National League for Democracy Aung Myint SheinManton Ta'ang National Party Nang MoeMatman Independent politician Tin AyeMawkmai Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Ngo Seng HeinMonghsat Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai KhattiyaMongkhetUnion Solidarity and Development Party Sel Ki KawMong Kung Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Sang MaiMongmit National League for Democracy Toe ThaungMong Nai Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai San TheinMong Pan Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai Kyaw MoeMong PingUnion Solidarity and Development Party Sai Tun SeinMongpyakUnion Solidarity and Development Party Lin Zaw TunMongtongNational League for Democracy Aung Kyaw OoMong Yang Union Solidarity and Development Party Sai SanMong Yai Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Thiha KyawMong Yawng National League for Democracy Sai Tun AungMu Se Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Phoe MyatNamtu Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Nan Kham AyeNamhsan Ta'ang National Party Win HtooNamhkam Ta'ang National Party Tun KyawNansangUnion Solidarity and Development Party Htay LwinNawnghkio National League for Democracy Tun Aung (a.k.a. Tun Tun Hein)Nyaung Shwe National League for Democracy Win Myint Oo (a.k.a. Nay Myu)Pekon National League for Democracy Phoe MaungPindaya National League for Democracy Soe MyintPinlaung Pa-O National Organisation Khun Maung ThaungTangyan Shan Nationalities League for Democracy Sai Aung PwintTachileik National League for Democracy Htay WinTaunggyi National League for Democracy Than NgweYwangan National League for Democracy Aung Soe MinAyeyarwady Region Bogale National League for Democracy Min ThaingDedaye National League for Democracy Khin NyoDanubyu National League for Democracy Tin HlaEinme National League for Democracy ThandaHinthada National League for Democracy Khin Maung YeeIngapu National League for Democracy Aye WinKangyidaunt National League for Democracy Shwe Hla KyaingKyaiklat National League for Democracy Yan LinKyangin National League for Democracy Tun Lin MawKyaunggonUnion Solidarity and Development Party Thein TunKyonpyaw National League for Democracy Soe Aung NaingLabutta National League for Democracy Aye KyuLemyethna National League for Democracy Zaw Min TheinMa-ubin National League for Democracy Sein WinMawlamyinegyun National League for Democracy Win SweMyanaung National League for Democracy Khin Maung LattMyaungmya National League for Democracy Soe Moe ThuNgapudaw National League for Democracy Than AungNyaungdon National League for Democracy Ohn LwinPantanaw National League for Democracy Man Nyunt TheinPathein National League for Democracy Wai Hlaing TunPyapon National League for Democracy Win HtutThabaung National League for Democracy Thein TunWakema National League for Democracy Zaw TheinYekyi National League for Democracy San Shwe WinZalun National League for Democracy Aung MinBago Region Bago National League for Democracy Shwe PoneDaik-U National League for Democracy Phone Myint AungGyobingauk National League for Democracy Htay Min TheinKawa National League for Democracy Hla ThanKyauktaga National League for Democracy Khin Maung OoKyaukkyi National League for Democracy Myint NgweLetpadan National League for Democracy Kyaw MinnMinhla National League for Democracy Than Aung SoeMonyo National League for Democracy Kyaw Myo MinNattalin National League for Democracy Khin AyeNyaunglebin National League for Democracy Myint TheinOkpho National League for Democracy Zaw MinOktwin National League for Democracy Cho ChoPadaung National League for Democracy Khin Hnin ThitPaukkaung National League for Democracy Ni Nio DunPaungde National League for Democracy Aye Min Aung (a.k.a. Y Min Min)Pyay National League for Democracy Khin Soe Soe KyiPyu National League for Democracy Than NyuntShwedaung National League for Democracy Tin SoeShwegyin National League for Democracy Saw Thalay SawTantabin National League for Democracy Zaw WinTaungoo National League for Democracy Khin Maung ThanThanatpin National League for Democracy Myint OoTharrawaddy National League for Democracy Aung MyintThegon National League for Democracy Aung ThanWaw National League for Democracy Tin HtweYedashe National League for Democracy Kyi Moe NaingZigon Union Solidarity and Development Party Nyan TunMagwe Region Chauk National League for Democracy Bo GyiYenangyaung National League for Democracy Thar Cho (a.k.a. Tin Kyaing)Salin National League for Democracy Kan OoMagway National League for Democracy Myint OoThayet National League for Democracy Kan MyintTaungdwingyi National League for Democracy Min HteinMyothit National League for Democracy Thar AungNatmauk National League for Democracy Aung Tin LinMinbu National League for Democracy Win WinPwintbyu National League for Democracy Htun HtunKamma National League for Democracy Sein HanSinbaungwe National League for Democracy Nay Htet WinAunglan National League for Democracy Aung Thu MyintSeikphyu National League for Democracy Aung ThaikSaw National League for Democracy Kyaw TinMindon National League for Democracy Khin Than NuNgape National League for Democracy Soe Myint (a.k.a. Soe Lwin)Sidoktaya National League for Democracy Kyaw Aung LwinMinhla National League for Democracy Kyaw Gyi (a.k.a. Ohn Khin)Yesagyo National League for Democracy Toe Shwe (a.k.a. Dr Tin Htay Aye)Myaing National League for Democracy Aung Khin WinPakkoku National League for Democracy Paik KoPauk National League for Democracy Ye Tun WinGangaw National League for Democracy Yin Min HlaingTilin National League for Democracy Myat Lay OoMandalay Region Amarapura National League for Democracy Soe Myint (a.k.a. Aung Zaw Myint)Aungmyethazan National League for Democracy Hla MoeChanayethazan National League for Democracy Myo NaingChanmyathaziNational League for Democracy Sai Hla TheinDekkhinathiriNational League for Democracy Thant Zin TunKyaukpadaung National League for Democracy Shwe KoKyaukse National League for Democracy Tin AungLewe National League for Democracy Myo Zaw OoMadaya National League for Democracy Zaw Min LwinMahlaing National League for Democracy Hla Tung AungMaha Aungmye National League for Democracy Nyein Thit (a.k.a. Taung Tun)Meiktila Union Solidarity and Development Party Maung ThinMogok National League for Democracy Aung NeinMyit Thar National League for Democracy Lin Lin KyawMyingyan National League for Democracy Thet Lwin (a.k.a. Paw Khin)Natogyi National League for Democracy Naing Htoo AungNganzun National League for Democracy Min TheinNyaung-U National League for Democracy SawOttarathiri National League for Democracy Kyaw Min HlaingPatheingye National League for Democracy Thaung Htay LinPobbathiri National League for Democracy Tin ThitPyigyidagun National League for Democracy Kyaw Lin SoePyin Oo Lwin National League for Democracy Aung KhinPyinmana National League for Democracy Than Soe AungPyawbwe Union Solidarity and Development Party Thaung AyeSintgaing National League for Democracy Kyi Moh Moh LwinSingu National League for Democracy Zaw Win MyintTada U National League for Democracy Soe Nwe AyeTatkone National League for Democracy Mae Mae KhineTaungtha National League for Democracy Sit AyeThabeikkyin National League for Democracy Aung NiteThazi Union Solidarity and Development Party Than SoeWundwin National League for Democracy Khin Maung SoeYamethin Union Solidarity and Development Party Ko Ko NaungZabuthiri National League for Democracy Zayar ThawZeyarthiri Union Solidarity and Development Party Hla Htay WinSagaing Region Ayadaw National League for Democracy Khin Maung ThinBanmauk National League for Democracy Kyaw SoeBudalin National League for Democracy Myint Han TrunChaung-U National League for Democracy MyoHkamti National League for Democracy Aung Than SeinHomalin National League for Democracy Myo NyuntIndaw National League for Democracy PyoneKale National League for Democracy Aye Aye MuKalewa National League for Democracy Thar Htoo MyintKanbalu National League for Democracy Hlaing Myint HanKani National League for Democracy Tun Tun NaingKatha National League for Democracy Myint KyiKawlin National League for Democracy Myo Zaw AungKyunhla National League for Democracy Tun WinKhin-U National League for Democracy Win AungLahe National League for Democracy Thet NaungLeshi National League for Democracy Kyaw HtayMawlaik National League for Democracy Cho Cho WinMingin Union Solidarity and Development Party Maung MyintMyinmu National League for Democracy Soe San Thet TunMyaung National League for Democracy Htay NgweMonywa National League for Democracy Thant Zin MaungNanyun National League for Democracy Wan HlaPale National League for Democracy Khin San HlaingPaungbyin National League for Democracy Tun WaiPinlebu National League for Democracy Myint NaungSagaing National League for Democracy Khin Maung TheinSalingyi National League for Democracy Win Thein ZawShwebo National League for Democracy A Zin LattTabayin National League for Democracy Win Myint AungTamu National League for Democracy Naing Naing WinTaze National League for Democracy Myint TunTigyaing National League for Democracy Maung MaungWetlet National League for Democracy Myint TheinWuntho National League for Democracy Nay Soe AungYe-U National League for Democracy Min TheinYinmabin National League for Democracy Aung SoeTanintharyi Region Bokepyin National League for Democracy Nay Lin TunDawei National League for Democracy Aung SeinKawthaung National League for Democracy Khin ZawKyunsu National League for Democracy Tin Tin YeLaunglon National League for Democracy Khin SariMyeik National League for Democracy Soe Paing HtayPalaw National League for Democracy Ohn KhinTinnathayi National League for Democracy Aung Kyaw HeinThayetchaung National League for Democracy Aung SoeYebyu National League for Democracy Thet Naing OoYangon Region Ahlone National League for Democracy Ye LwinBahan National League for Democracy Tun MyintBotahtaung National League for Democracy Myint Myint Soe (a.k.a. May Soe)Cocokyun Union Solidarity and Development Party Thet SweDagon National League for Democracy Thet Thet KhaingDagon Seikkan National League for Democracy Kyaw WinDala National League for Democracy Sein Mya AyeDawbon National League for Democracy Htay Win Aung (Pyone Cho)East Dagon National League for Democracy Myo AungHlaing National League for Democracy Aung Kyaw Kyaw OoHlaingthaya National League for Democracy Than MyintHlegu National League for Democracy Thein TanHmawbi National League for Democracy Aung WinHtantabin National League for Democracy Nay Myo TunInsein National League for Democracy Maung Maung OoKamayut National League for Democracy Kyaw MinKawhmu National League for Democracy Aung San Suu KyiKhayan National League for Democracy Aye MinKungyangon National League for Democracy Soe Thura TunKyauktada National League for Democracy Nay Myo HtetKyauktan National League for Democracy Aye Mya Mya MyoKyeemyindaing National League for Democracy Zaw WinLanmadaw National League for Democracy Khin Maung WinLatha National League for Democracy Khin Moh Moh AungMayangone National League for Democracy May Win MyintMingalar Taung Nyunt National League for Democracy Phyu Phyu ThinMingaladon National League for Democracy Aung Hlaing WinNorth Dagon National League for Democracy Khin Maung MaungNorth Okkalapa National League for Democracy Than WinPabedan National League for Democracy Nay Pho Ba SwePazundaung National League for Democracy Myint LwinSanchaung National League for Democracy Bo Bo OoSeikkyi Kanaungto National League for Democracy Tin Tun NaingSeikkan National League for Democracy Tin Maung WinShwepyitha National League for Democracy Nyan LinSouth Dagon National League for Democracy Aye NaingTaikkyi National League for Democracy Kyaw MyintSouth Okkalapa National League for Democracy Saw NaingTamwe National League for Democracy Win Myint Thaketa National League for Democracy Wai Phyo AungThanlyin National League for Democracy Lwin Ko LatThingangyun National League for Democracy Shwe Hla (a.k.a. Shwe Hla Win)Thongwa National League for Democracy Su Su LwinTwante National League for Democracy Myint LwinYankin National League for Democracy Zin Mar Aung Source: The Myanmar Timeshttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1euEmCCPaLT2UvFduzLhJrznIDPx_cue4teB6EMm0zoU/edit#gid=56222309 Myanmar Times – Election Winners.xlsx – Google Sheets 11 January 2016 24 April 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160424045444/https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1euEmCCPaLT2UvFduzLhJrznIDPx_cue4teB6EMm0zoU/edit#gid=56222309 live The list of military appointees was published as the UEC Announcement 1/2016. Myanmar Alin http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf 8 Union Election Commission (please fill in the original title) Announcement 1/2016: Defence Services Personnel Representatives for Pyithu Hluttaw my Ministry of Information (Myanmar) 19 January 2016 11 March 2016 11 March 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160311201437/http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf dead State and Regional Hluttaws There are 644 district seats (out of a total of 864)Sum of the number of seats for election (644) and for the military (220)EODS reported a total of 860.http://www.eods.eu/library/101115-ps-myanmar_en.pdf European Union Election Observation Mission. Myanmar, General Elections, 2015. Preliminary Statement Election Observation and Democratic Support 2015-11-10 2015-11-21 21 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151121195049/http://www.eods.eu/library/101115-ps-myanmar_en.pdf live in the State and Regional Hluttaws, or Local Assemblies, of which 630 were up for election after 14 seats were cancelled due to the ongoing armed insurgencies in Shan State. These figures exclude the 29 elected Ethnic Affairs Ministers, who have different election parameters and their accountability solely to an ethnic electorate, but also sit alongside the elected district and appointed military members of their respective state/region. There are two members are elected for each township of the state/region. The remaining 220 seatshttp://uecmyanmar.org/index.php/2014-02-11-08-31-43/905-18-1-2016-repairsandd တပ်မတော်သား တိုင်းဒေသကြီးလွှတ်တော် သို့မဟုတ် ပြည်နယ်လွှတ်တော်ကိုယ်စားလှယ် အမည်စာရင်း ကြေညာချက် အမှတ် (၃/၂၀၁၆) Announcement 3/2016: Defence Services Personnel Representatives for State or Regional Hluttaws my Union Election Commission 19 January 2016 26 January 2016 (approximately 25% of each assembly) were not elected, and instead reserved for military appointees (taken from Tatmadaw personnel; officially known as "Defence Services Personnel Representatives"). National League for Democracy 476 New Union Solidarity and Development Party 73 –411 Shan Nationalities League for Democracy 25 +21 Arakan National Party 22 +4 Ta'ang National Party 7 +3 Pa-O National Organisation 6 0 Kachin State Democracy Party 3 New Lisu National Development Party 2 New Mon National Party 2 New Wa Democratic Party 2 +2 Zomi Congress for Democracy 2 +2 All Mon Region Democracy Party 1 –7 Democratic Party 1 –2 Kayin People's Party 1 –1 Kokang Democracy and Unity Party 1 +1 Lahu National Development Party 1 0 Shan Nationalities Democratic Party 1 –30 Tai-Leng Nationalities Development Party 1 New Unity and Democracy Party of Kachin State 1 –1 Wa National Unity Party 1 +1 Other parties 0 –27 Independents 1 –2 Military appointees 220 0 Vacant 14 – – The Irrawaddy,That's a Wrap: UEC (Finally) Calls Last 11 Election Races http://www.irrawaddy.org/election/news/thats-a-wrap-uec-finally-calls-last-11-election-races 20 November 2015 The Irrawaddy 20 November 2015 20 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151120223055/http://www.irrawaddy.org/election/news/thats-a-wrap-uec-finally-calls-last-11-election-races live December 2015 The Myanmar Times, (the list is only ~60% of Representatives) {|class="wikitable sortable collapsible collapsed" style="width:90%; font-size:90%;" |+Representatives elected into State/Regional Assemblies |- !Division !Constituency<br />{{small|Township}} ! !Political Party !Seats !Name |- |rowspan="7" |[[Chin State Hluttaw|Chin State]] ||rowspan="2" |Tiddim ||{{Party name with color|Zomi Congress for Democracy}} ||1 ||Pu Htan Dheik Khote |- |{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||Son Dote Kyint |- |Thantlang ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Ban Hlaing, Hmu Htan |- |Hakha ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zo Bwe, Shwe Hta Oh |- |rowspan="2" |Tunzan ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Htay Kho Maw |- |{{Party name with color|Zomi Congress for Democracy}} ||1 ||Paung Lun Min Htan |- |Mintot ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aung Than, Tate Htan |- |rowspan="10" |[[Kachin State Hluttaw|Kachin State]] ||Ingyangan ||{{Party name with color|Kachin State Democracy Party}} ||2 ||Zaw Moe Naw, Ja Sine Hkwan |- |Wingmaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Win Nyunt, Nawlee (aka Za Khaung Kham Ral) |- |Hpakant ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Hla Aung, La Sai |- |Machanbaw ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Ra Wan Jone, Swam du Naw Aung |- |rowspan="2" |Chwe Phwe ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||B Htaw Zaung |- |{{Party name with color|Unity and Democracy Party of Kachin State}} ||1 ||Zagon Yein Saung |- |rowspan="2" |Manbi ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Min Min |- |{{Party name with color|Shan Nationalities League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Aye Min |- |rowspan="2" |Swamprabum ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||J Htun Yaw |- |{{Party name with color|Kachin State Democracy Party}} ||1 ||Zaw Dwe |- |rowspan="9" |[[Kayah State Hluttaw|Kayah State]] ||Bawlakhe ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Aye Shwe, Soe Yal |- |Dimawso ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thein Aung, Boss Ko |- |Shadaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tin Yal, Hla Htwe |- |Loikaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aung Kyaw Htay, Tin Myint |- |Hphruso ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thoe Ral, Khin Maung Tun (aka Naw Ei) |- |Hpasawng ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Win Myint, Yan Naing Swe |- |Mese ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Aung Naing Oo, L Phaung Show |- |Hlaing Bwe ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tun Win Kyaw, Saw Chit Khin |- |Myawady ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||?, U Aik Kaya |- |rowspan="2" |[[Kayin State Hluttaw|Kayin State]] ||rowspan="2" |Thandaunggyi ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Saw Hla Myint |- |{{Party name with color|Kayin People's Party}} ||1 ||Saw Ja Win Myint |- |rowspan="8" |[[Mon State Hluttaw|Mon State]] ||rowspan="2" |Mudon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Mya Theingi Maw |- |{{Party name with color|All Mon Region Democracy Party}} ||1 ||Naing Kyi Win (aka Dr Min Kyi) |- |Thanbyuzayat ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tin Ei, Tun Htay |- |Mawlamyaing ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Min Htin Aung Han, Dr Htain Lin |- |rowspan="2" |Kyaikmaraw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Khin Myo Myint |- |{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||Min Aung Mon |- |Bilin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Khin Naing Oo, Min Min Oo |- |Kyaikhto ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Wunna Kyaw, Aye Zan |- |[[Rakhine State Hluttaw|Rakhine State]] ||Mrauk-U ||{{Party name with color|Arakan National Party}} ||2 || |- |rowspan="18" |[[Shan State Hluttaw|Shan State]] ||Hopan ||{{Party name with color|Wa Democratic Party}} ||2 ||Khun Htun Lu (aka De Te), Yan Kyaw |- |Taunggyi ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 |- |Kalaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Soe Myunt Lwin Oo (aka Soe Gyi), Than Htaik |- |rowspan="2" |Ywangon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Aye Min Soe |- |{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||Sao Aung Myat (aka Aung Myat) |- |Laihka ||{{Party name with color|Shan Nationalities League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Sai Kyaw Zeyar (aka Sai Yin), Sai Tun Aung |- |Linkhae ||{{Party name with color|Shan Nationalities League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Sai Aung Myo Kyaw, Sai Lone |- |Nawnghkio ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Myint Swe, Nyi Nyi Aung |- |Laukkai ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Aung Than Htut, Baeyin Nal (aka Khin Maung Lwin) |- |rowspan="2" |Pindaya ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||Arkar Lin |- |{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Nyi Nyi (aka Y Nyi Lay Chan) |- |Kyaukme ||{{Party name with color|Shan Nationalities League for Democracy}} ||2 ||?, Sai Tun Win (aka Sai Naw Kham) |- |Muse ||{{Party name with color|Shan Nationalities League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Sai Kyaw Thein, Kain Mai |- |Mabein ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Maung Nyo, Min Min Thein |- |Monghsat ||{{Party name with 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||2 ||Khin Maung Yin, Myo Aung |- |Htantabin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Khin Maung Win, Htay Lwin |- |Paukhaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thet Min Zaw, Win Naing |- |Thegon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Naing Oo, Zaw Lin Htaik |- |Zigon ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Nyan Win, Htoo Khine |- |rowspan="25" |[[Magway Region Hluttaw|Magway Region]] ||Salin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Thayet ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 || |- |Mindone ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Yenangyaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Magwe ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Kyaw Htay, Khin Cho Latt |- |Taungdwingyi ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Min Tun, Win Myint Hlaing |- |Myothit ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Than Swe, Zaw Myo Win |- |Nat Mauk ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thaung Shwe, Lhom Maung Aye |- |Minbu ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Kyaw Swan Yee, Nay Myo Kyaw |- |Kamma ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Win, Myint Aung |- |Sinpangwe ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tin Maung Oo, Kyaw Lwin |- |Aung Lan ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Min, Aye Kyaw |- |Saitphyu ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thet Ma Aye, Kyaw San Aung |- |Saw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Htin Linn, Kyaw Myint |- |Ngape ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||San Kyu, Khin Maung Lwin |- |Minhla ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Hlaing Myint Than, Maing Ko |- |Pwintphyu ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aung Moe Nyo, Tunt San |- |Sidoktaya ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Nyo Nyo Oo, Tun Tun Win |- |Yaysagyo ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tun Thaung, Min Han |- |Myine ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thet Naing, Win Htay |- |Pakkoku ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Han Zaw Win, Zin Ni Ni Win |- |Pauk ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aung Than, Myint San |- |Gangaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Myint Zaw, Aung San Win |- |Htilin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Htay Win, Yin Yin Aung |- |Chauk ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||San San Win, Soe Win |- |rowspan="16" |[[Mandalay Region Hluttaw|Mandalay Region]] ||Amarapura ||{{Party name with 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Min, Khin Maung Htay |- |Myittha ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Min Aung, Thin Mya Mya Thin |- |Natogyi ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Nyin Thet Nwe, Sein Kyaw Moe |- |Pyawbwe ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Tin Soe, Myint Soe |- |rowspan="19" |[[Sagaing Region Hluttaw|Sagaing Region]] ||rowspan="2" |Myinmu ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||Thaung Myint |- |{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Nilar Lwin |- |Butalin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aung Kyaw, Kyaw Zay Lin (aka Zay Lin Maung) |- |Myaing ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Aye Myat Mon, Kyaw Naing Tun |- |Wetlet ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Maung Maung Win, Soe Win Tun |- |Monyan ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Amar Kyi, Aung Kyi |- |Chaung-U ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Win Myint (aka Win Myint Khin), Kyaw San |- |Kani ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Shwe Htay, Tun Tun Win |- |Khin Oo ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thin Thin Kyu, Kyaw Min Tun |- |Yay Oo ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Than Nyunt Win (aka Than Nyunt), Myint Htwe |- |Depaye ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Hnin Khine Soe, Moe Min Win |- |Tantse ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Kyaw Shwe, Min Lwin (aka Myint Oo) |- |Pale ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Htet, Myint Kyi |- |Inndaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Bo Than Nyunt, Than Win |- |Wuntho ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Lin Oo, Khine Khine Win |- |rowspan="2" |Minkin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 ||Kyaw San |- |{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 ||San Win |- |Tamu ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Myint Naing Oo, Htan Ko Hauk |- |Khanti ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Maung Tay, Thein Hlaing Win |- |rowspan="2" |[[Taninthayi Region Hluttaw|Tanintharyi Region]] ||Launglon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Thayetchaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |rowspan="33" |[[Yangon Region Hluttaw|Yangon Region]] ||Mingaladon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Thongwa ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Dala ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Kyauktada ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Kyeemyindaing ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Hlaing ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Insein ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Yankin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Thaketa ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Dawbon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Tamwe ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Pazuntaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Ahlone ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Lanmadaw ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Kamaryut ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Lathar ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Htantabin ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |North Okkalapa ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Bohtahtaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Sanchaung ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Bahan ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |Kungyangon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 |- |rowspan="2" |Seikkan ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||1 |- |{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||1 |- |Mingalar Taung Nyunt ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Hla Htay, Yan Ang |- |Taikkyi ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tin Shein, Lwin Soe Min |- |South Okkalapa ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thit Thit Myint, Moe Myint |- |North Dagon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Tin Tun Naing, Naing Zaw Lin |- |South Dagon ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Nyi Nyi, Thein Naing |- |Kyauktan ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Zaw Moe Lwin, Thet Thet Mu |- |Twante ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Kyaw Zin Oo, Nay Naing Oo |- |Kawhmu ||{{Party name with color|National League for Democracy}} ||2 ||Thanda Aye, Zaw Aye |- |Cocogyun ||{{Party name with color|Union Solidarity and Development Party}} ||2 ||Tin Win, Aung Naing |} The list of military appointees was published as the UEC Announcement 3/2016.Myanmar Alin http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf 9–10 Union Election Commission တပ်မတော်သား တိုင်းဒေသကြီးလွှတ်တော် သို့မဟုတ် ပြည်နယ်လွှတ်တော်ကိုယ်စားလှယ် အမည်စာရင်း ကြေညာချက် အမှတ် (၃/၂၀၁၆) Announcement 3/2016: Defence Services Personnel Representatives for State or Regional Hluttaws my Ministry of Information (Myanmar) 19 January 2016 11 March 2016 11 March 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160311201437/http://www.moi.gov.mm/npe:zg/sites/default/files/newspaper-journal/2016/01/19/mal%2019.1.16.pdf live Ethnic Affairs Ministers 29 Ministers of Ethnic Affairs for the State and Regional Assemblies were up for election. "Under the 2008 Constitution, ethnic affairs ministers are elected to a given state or division if that division is comprised y of an ethnic minority population of 0.1 percent or greater of the total populace [roughly 51,400 people].http://www.ifes.org/sites/default/files/ifes_2015_myanmar_election_fact_sheet_final.pdf Myanmar 2015 General Elections Fact Sheet 13 November 2015 22 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151122213756/http://www.ifes.org/sites/default/files/ifes_2015_myanmar_election_fact_sheet_final.pdf live If one of the country's ethnic minorities counts a state as its namesake, however, it is not granted an ethnic affairs minister (e.g., there is no Mon ethnic affairs minister in Mon State). Only voters who share an ethnic identity with a given ethnic affairs minister post are allowed to vote for candidates to the position."http://www.irrawaddy.org/election/news/ethnic-affairs-ministers-defend-seat-at-negotiating-table-after-suu-kyi-remarks Ethnic Affairs Ministers Defend Seat at Negotiating Table after Suu Kyi Remarks The Irrawaddy 15 January 2015 Zaw Nobel 13 November 2015 13 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151113115721/http://www.irrawaddy.org/election/news/ethnic-affairs-ministers-defend-seat-at-negotiating-table-after-suu-kyi-remarks live Ministers are not elected for ethnicities that are a majority of their state or region, or where a state/region already has a self-administered region or self-administered division dedicated to those ethnic groups. National League for Democracy 21 New Union Solidarity and Development Party 2 –9 Arakan National Party 1 +1 Akha National Development Party 1 +1 Lahu National Development Party 1 +1 Lisu National Development Party 1 +1 Tai-Leng Nationalities Development Party 1 New Shan Nationalities League for Democracy 0 –1 Other parties 0 –6 Independents 1 0 – UECAnnouncement 94/2015 http://www.uecmyanmar.org/index.php/2014-02-11-08-31-43/864-20-11-2015-tine94 Union Election Commission 20 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151120223421/http://www.uecmyanmar.org/index.php/2014-02-11-08-31-43/864-20-11-2015-tine94 20 November 2015 dead dmy-all +Elected Ethnic Affairs MinistersDivisionEthnicityPolitical PartyNameKachin State (4) Bamar National League for Democracy Khin Maung Myint (a.k.a. U Dake)Lisu National League for Democracy Arti Yaw HanRawang National League for Democracy Yan Nann PhoneShan National League for Democracy Sai Sein LinKayah State (1) Bamar Union Solidarity and Development Party Hla Myo SweKayin State (3) Bamar National League for Democracy Taza Htut Hlaing HtwePa-O National League for Democracy Khun Myo TintMon National League for Democracy Min Tin WinMon State (3) Bamar National League for Democracy Shwe MyintKayin National League for Democracy Aung Myint KhaingPa-O National League for Democracy San Wint KhaingRakhine State (1) Chin National League for Democracy Pone BweShan State (7) Akha Akha National Development Party Are Bay HlaBamar Union Solidarity and Development Party Aung Than MaungIntha National League for Democracy Tun HlaingKachin Independent politician Zote DaungKayan (a.k.a. Padaung) National League for Democracy Khun Aye MaungLahu Lahu National Development Party Yaw ThatLisu Lisu National Development Party Gu SarAyeyarwady Region (2) Kayin National League for Democracy Gar Moe Myat Myat ThuRakhine National League for Democracy Tin SawBago Region (1) Kayin National League for Democracy Naw Pwal SayMagway Region (1) Chin National League for Democracy Hla TunMandalay Region (1) Shan National League for Democracy Sai Kyaw ZawSagaing Region (2) Chin National League for Democracy Lal Htaung HtanShan Tai-Leng Nationalities Development Party Hmwe Hmwe KhinTanintharyi Region (1) Kayin National League for Democracy Saw Lu KaYangon Region (2) Kayin National League for Democracy Pan Thinzar MyoRakhine Arakan National Party Zaw Aye Maung Reactions On 9 November 2015, former chairperson of the Union Solidarity and Development Party and Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw, Shwe Mann, conceded defeat to the National League for Democracy's Than Nyunt in his hometown constituency of Phyu, announcing on his Facebook that he had 'personally congratulated' his opponent for the victory.http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/myanmar-s-ex-usdp-chair/2247802.html Myanmar's Ex-USDP Chair Shwe Mann Concedes Defeat 9 November 2015 10 November 2015 12 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151112002504/http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/myanmar-s-ex-usdp-chair/2247802.html live On 9 November 2015, acting chairperson of the Union Solidarity and Development Party, Htay Oo, announced that the party had conceded defeat in a statement to Reuters.https://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-election-idUSKCN0SW0TP20151109#g2HTR5SY9VepCyH8.97 Myanmar Army, President Endorse Suu Kyi Victory, Vow Stable Transition 11 November 2015 Reuters Mclaughlin Timothy Yadana Zaw Hnin 5 July 2021 28 August 2021 https://web.archive.org/web/20210828023629/https://www.reuters.com/article/us-myanmar-election-idUSKCN0SW0TP20151109#g2HTR5SY9VepCyH8.97 live On 11 November 2015, chairperson of the National League for Democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi, called for 'national reconciliation' talks with incumbent president, Thein Sein, commander-in-chief of the Myanmar Armed Forces, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, and Speaker of the Pyithu Hluttaw, Shwe Mann to be set for a later date. All have accepted her invitation.http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/suu-kyi-calls-for-talks/2252166.html?cid=fbint President Thein Sein Accepts Suu Kyi's Call for Talks Channel NewsAsia 11 November 2015 11 November 2015 17 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151117063613/http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asiapacific/suu-kyi-calls-for-talks/2252166.html?cid=fbint live On 12 November 2015, incumbent president of Myanmar, Thein Sein, who has led political reforms during his tenure, congratulated Aung San Suu Kyi and her party on his Facebook, promising that his current government will 'respect and obey' the election results and 'transfer power peacefully'. Commander-in-chief of the Myanmar Armed Forces, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, also took to his Facebook to congratulate Suu Kyi, vowing that the Tatmadaw will co-operate with the new government following the transition. This was after a meeting conducted within the Tatmadaw's top ranks.http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-11-12/myanmar-president-thein-sein-congratulates-aung-san-suu-kyi/6936054 Thein Sein congratulates NLD Australian Broadcasting Corporation 12 November 2015 13 November 2015 14 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151114005854/http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-11-12/myanmar-president-thein-sein-congratulates-aung-san-suu-kyi/6936054 live US president Barack Obama and UN secretary-general Ban Ki-moon congratulated Suu Kyi on her victory and praised Thein Sein for his organisation of the election.Aung San Suu Kyi's party wins majority, Burma election officials confirm http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/burma-election-suu-kyi-1.3317226 13 November 2015 CBC News 13 November 2015 13 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151113232309/http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/burma-election-suu-kyi-1.3317226 live Suu Kyi also received calls from French president François Hollande, British prime minister David Cameron, Indian prime minister Narendra Modi and Philippine president Benigno Aquino III.Burma Election: Aung San Suu Kyi's NLD Party Clinches Landslide Victory https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/burmamyanmar/11990237/Burma-election-Aung-San-Suu-Kyis-party-on-brink-of-winning-historic-vote.html https://ghostarchive.org/archive/20220112/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/asia/burmamyanmar/11990237/Burma-election-Aung-San-Suu-Kyis-party-on-brink-of-winning-historic-vote.html 12 January 2022 subscription live 13 November 2015 The Daily Telegraph 13 November 2015 Sherwell PhilipModi Calls up to Congratulate Suu Kyi on Myanmar Election Win http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Modi-calls-up-to-congratulate-Suu-Kyi-on-Myanmar-election-win/articleshow/49757875.cms 13 November 2015 The Times of India 12 November 2015 13 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151113060849/http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Modi-calls-up-to-congratulate-Suu-Kyi-on-Myanmar-election-win/articleshow/49757875.cms live Political transition Myanmar's recent political history is underlined by its struggle to establish democratic structures amidst conflicting factions. This political transition from a closely held military rule to a free democratic system is widely believed to be determining the future of Myanmar. The resounding victory of Aung San Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy in 2015 general elections has raised hope for a successful culmination of this transition. http://asianleadershipcentre.org/asian-review/myanmar-under-transition Myanmar under Transition Asian Review 9 February 2017 11 February 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20170211155648/http://asianleadershipcentre.org/asian-review/myanmar-under-transition live https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-36732270 Hundred days of Myanmar's democracy BBC News 7 July 2016 BBC 9 February 2017 11 February 2017 https://web.archive.org/web/20170211091533/http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-36732270 live The 2017 murder of Ko Ni, a prominent Muslim lawyer and a key member of Myanmar’s governing National League for Democracy party and the Rohingya genocide is seen as a serious blow to the country’s fragile democracy. Mr. Ko Ni’s murder has caused fears about the removal of a trusted advisor for Aung San Suu Kyi, particularly in regards to reforming Myanmar’s military-drafted Constitution and ushering the country to democracy.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/03/opinion/a-blow-to-myanmars-democracy.html?_r=0 A Blow to Myanmar's Democracy New York Times 3 February 2017 9 February 2017 12 October 2018 https://web.archive.org/web/20181012124841/https://www.nytimes.com/2017/02/03/opinion/a-blow-to-myanmars-democracy.html?_r=0 live Controversy Controversy has been raised over such issues as inaccurate voter lists, cancellation of voting in some violent areas, vilification of Burmese Muslims as a campaign tool,Why Burmese monks accuse Aung San Suu Kyi of being an Islamist https://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/11/economist-explains-2 9 November 2015 The Economist 4 November 2015 9 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151109132725/http://www.economist.com/blogs/economist-explains/2015/11/economist-explains-2 live and the ineligibility to vote of the Muslim Rohingyas.The first proper election in a generation is a stepping stone to an uncertain future https://www.economist.com/news/asia/21677255-first-proper-election-generation-stepping-stone-uncertain-future-change 31 October 2015 The Economist 31 October 2015 31 October 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151031045150/http://www.economist.com/news/asia/21677255-first-proper-election-generation-stepping-stone-uncertain-future-change live According to The Economist, "No matter how many millions of Burmese vote against the Union Solidarity and Development Party, which rules the country and is backed by the army, the army will remain the real power in Myanmar."Myanmar's poll will be less rigged than previous ones, but military rule is far from over https://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21677200-myanmars-poll-will-be-less-rigged-previous-ones-military-rule-far-over-still 31 October 2015 The Economist 31 October 2015 30 October 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151030151638/http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21677200-myanmars-poll-will-be-less-rigged-previous-ones-military-rule-far-over-still live There have been allegations of fraud in many townships where unknown ballots cast as advance votes boosted the results of the Union Solidarity Development Party. The Union Election Commission has defended these votes, stating that they had arrived before the polling booths closed, and thus they were legitimate votes. In Lashio, where the National League for Democracy was expected to win, there are allegations of voting fraud which pulled USDP candidate and incumbent vice-president Sai Mauk Kham forward by more than 4,000 votes. The NLD, Shan Nationalities League for Democracy and Shan Nationalities Democratic Party have agreed to file a complaint with the Union Election Commission. The UEC responded by declaring that the victory of Sai Mauk Kham was legal and that no fraud had taken place.http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/17618-election-commission-takes-stand-on-lashio-vote.html Lashio Voting 13 November 2015 14 November 2015 https://web.archive.org/web/20151114030630/http://www.mmtimes.com/index.php/national-news/17618-election-commission-takes-stand-on-lashio-vote.html live Notes References Politics Category:General elections in Myanmar Myanmar General Category:Burmese democracy movements General Category:November 2015 elections