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Fifth National Assembly of the Gambia
4th National Assembly 6th National Assembly
Overview
Legislative bodyNational Assembly of the Gambia
ElectionGambian parliamentary election, 2017
GovernmentGovernment of Adama Barrow
National Assembly
Members58
SpeakerMariam Jack-Denton
Deputy SpeakerMomodou L. K. Sanneh
Majority LeaderKebba K. Barrow
Minority LeaderSamba Jallow

The fifth National Assembly of the Gambia is the legislature of the Gambia, elected at the 2017 parliamentary election and serving until the 2022 parliamentary election.

The 2017 election saw each of the National Assembly's 53 directly-elected constituencies return one NAM, as well as each of the five nominated NAMs being appointed by the President of the Gambia, Adama Barrow. It resulted in an UDP majority of 14 (including nominated members), with 22 opposition NAMs in total.

National Assembly composition

Below is a graphical representation of the National Assembly following the 2017 election, with 31 UDP NAMs, five APRC NAMs, five NRP NAMs, five GDC NAMs, four PDOIS NAMs, two PPP NAMs, one independent NAM and five nominated NAMs (who are members of the UDP).

Constituency changes

There was a difference in the number of constituencies between the 2012 and the 2017 elections. In 2015, the Independent Electoral Commission demarcated four constituencies, Kombo North, Kombo Central, Serekunda East, and Serekunda Central, into nine constituencies. Kombo North became Sanneh Menterreng, Old Yundum and Busumbala; Kombo Central became Brikama North and Brikama South; Serekunda East became Tallinding Kunjang and Latrikunda Sabiji; Serekunda Central became Serekunda and Bundungka Kunda.[1]

List of NAMs elected in 2017

Constituency Member returned (2017)[2][3] Notes
Bakau style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Assan Touray (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Kalifa Jammeh stood down
Banjul Central style="background-color: Template:People's Progressive Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Muhammed Ndow (PPP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Abdoulie Saine
Banjul North style="background-color: Template:People's Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism/meta/color" | Ousman Silla (PDOIS) Seat gain, incumbent Alhagi Sillah stood down
Banjul South style="background-color: Template:People's Progressive Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Fatoumatta Njai (PPP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Baboucarr S. Nyang
Basse style="background-color: Template:Independent/meta/color" | Muhammed Magassy (Ind) Seat held
Brikama North style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alagie S. Darboe (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Brikama South style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Lamin J. Sanneh (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Bundungka Kunda style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Bakary Njie (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Busumbala style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Saikouba Jarju (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Central Baddibu style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Sulayman Saho (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Samba Cham stood down
Foni Bintang Karanai style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Ebrima Solo Jammeh (APRC) Seat held
Foni Bondali style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Kaddy Camara (APRC) Seat held, incumbent Matarr Kujabi stood down
Foni Brefet style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Sunkary Badjie (APRC) Seat held, incumbent Bintanding Jarju stood down
Foni Jarrol style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Alhagie Sankung Jammeh (APRC) Seat held
Foni Kansala style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Musa Amul Nyassi (APRC) Seat held, incumbent Buba A. Bojang stood down
Illiassa style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Dembo K. M. Camara (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Lamin Kebba Jammeh stood down
Jamara style="background-color: Template:Gambia Democratic Congress/meta/color" | Alhagie H. Sowe (GDC) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Habiboulie K. Jawo
Janjanbureh style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Momodou Ceesay (UDP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Ebrima M. Sarjo
Jarra Central style="background-color: Template:Gambia Democratic Congress/meta/color" | Kebba Jallow (GDC) Seat gain, incumbent Lamin Hydara stood down
Jarra East style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Sainey Touray (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Bafaye Saidy Khan stood down
Jarra West style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Kajali Fofana (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Njie Darboe stood down
Jeshwang style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alhagie Drammeh (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Haddy Nyang-Jagne stood down
Jokadu style="background-color: Template:Alliance for Patriotic Reorientation and Construction/meta/color" | Amadou O. Khan (APRC) Seat held
Kantora style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Billay G. Tunkara (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Saikou Susso stood down
Kiang Central style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Bakary Camara (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Baboucarr S. Fadera stood down
Kiang East style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Yaya Gassama (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Bora B. Mass stood down
Kiang West style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Fakebba N. L. Colley (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Menata Njie stood down
Kombo East style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Lamin N. F. Conta (UDP) Seat gain, seat vacant
Kombo South style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Kebba K. Barrow (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Abdou Colley stood down, elected Majority Leader[4]
Latrikunda Sabijie style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Saikou Marong (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Lower Badibu style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alhagie Jawara (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Ablie Suku Singhateh stood down
Lower Fulladu West style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alhagie Darboe (UDP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Omar Tobb
Lower Niumi style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Matarr Jeng (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Sheriff M. Hydara stood down
Lower Saloum style="background-color: Template:National Reconciliation Party/meta/color" | Sainey Jawara (NRP) Seat held, incumbent Modou Bamba Gaye stood down
Naimina Dankuna style="background-color: Template:National Reconciliation Party/meta/color" | Samba Jallow (NRP) Seat held, re-elected Minority Leader[4]
Naimina East style="background-color: Template:Gambia Democratic Congress/meta/color" | Omar Ceesay (GDC) Seat gain, incumbent Foday A. Jallow stood down
Niamina West style="background-color: Template:Gambia Democratic Congress/meta/color" | Demba Sowe (GDC) Seat gain, incumbent Lamin Jadama stood down
Niani style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alhagie F. B. Sillah (UDP) Seat gain, seat vacant
Nianija style="background-color: Template:National Reconciliation Party/meta/color" | Amadou Camara (NRP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Habsana Jallow
Old Yundum style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Abdoulie Ceesay (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Sabach Sanjal style="background-color: Template:National Reconciliation Party/meta/color" | Ousman Toray (NRP) Seat gain, incumbent Ousman Bah stood down
Sami style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Alfusainey Ceesay (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Ousman Njie stood down
Sandu style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Muhammed Mahanera (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Abdoulie K. Jawla stood down
Sanneh Menterreng style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Baba Galleh Jallow (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Serekunda style="background-color: Template:People's Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism/meta/color" | Halifa Sallah (PDOIS) Seat gain, new constituency
Serekunda West style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Madi Ceesay (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Sulayman Joof stood down
Tallinding Kujng style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Fatou K. Jawara (UDP) Seat gain, new constituency
Tumana style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Foday N. M. Drammeh (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Netty Baldeh stood down
Upper Fulladu West style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Dawda Kawsu Jawara (UDP) Seat gain, incumbent Ahmad Malick Njie stood down
Upper Niumi style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Omar Darboe (UDP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Cherno O. Jallow
Upper Saloum style="background-color: Template:National Reconciliation Party/meta/color" | Alhagie Mbow (NRP) Seat gain, defeated incumbent Sainey Mbye
Wuli East style="background-color: Template:People's Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism/meta/color" | Suwaibou Touray (PDOIS) Seat gain, incumbent Saidou V. Sabally stood down
Wuli West style="background-color: Template:People's Democratic Organisation for Independence and Socialism/meta/color" | Sidia Jatta (PDOIS) Seat gain, incumbent Kassuma Jallow stood down
Nominated style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Mariam Jack-Denton (UDP) Speaker
Nominated style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Kumba Jaiteh (UDP)
Nominated style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Ndey Yassin Secka-Sallah (UDP)
Nominated style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Momodou L. K. Sanneh (UDP) Deputy Speaker
Nominated style="background-color: Template:United Democratic Party (Gambia)/meta/color" | Majanko Sumusa (UDP)

References

  1. ^ "IEC creates five more constituencies". The Point. 27 August 2015. Retrieved 26 April 2017. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)
  2. ^ "Members". National Assembly of the Gambia. Retrieved 7 March 2017. {{cite web}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)
  3. ^ "The National Assembly Elections Official Results". Gambiano.net. 7 April 2017. Retrieved 29 April 2017. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)
  4. ^ a b "Kombo South NAM is new Majority leader; Samba Jallow back as Minority leader". Fatu Network. 11 April 2017. Retrieved 27 April 2017. {{cite news}}: Cite has empty unknown parameter: |dead-url= (help)