Zimbabwean Parliamentary elections, 2013

Zimbabwean parliamentary elections, 2013

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All 210 seats in the House of Assembly and 60 (of the 100) seats in the Senate
First party Second party Third party   Leader Morgan Tsvangirai Robert Mugabe Welshman Ncube Party MDC-T ZANU-PF MDC-N Last election HoA: 100 Senate: 24 HoA: 99 Senate: 30 HoA: 10 Senate: 6

Parliamentary elections will be held in Zimbabwe on 31 July 2013 as part of the 2013 general elections. These elections include the House of Assembly and the Senate, and will be contested by three major parties, the ruling ZANU-PF led by its presidential candidate Robert Mugabe. The two formations of the Movement for Democratic Change (MDC-T led by Morgan Tsvangirai and MDC-N, led by Welshman Ncube). The other party is ZAPU led by its presidential candidate Dumiso Dabengwa.

Sibongile Maphosa (MDC) 1572
Mlungisi Moyo (ZANU-PF) 2827
Clemency Sibanda (ZAPU) 259

Maidza Chapwanya (MKD) 126

Linda Dube (AKE) 0

Selwin Kwebeya (AKE) 0

David Coltart (MDC-M) 4540
Kelvin Muzvidziwa (ZANU-PF) 2842

Roger Muhlwa (ZAPU) 0

Tapson Tivarere (AKE) 0

Kevin Kasosera (ZPM) 24

Norman Kaviza (MKD) 25

Stanley Moyo (Independent) 33

Tinashe Kambarami (Independent) 125

Esnat Bulayani (MDC)
Bafana Dube (ZANU-PF)
Fidelis Gwebu (ZAPU)

Gift House (ZPM)

Joseph Gumbo (MKD)

Dingilizwe Tshuma (MDC-T)

Petros Sibanda (ZAPU)

Mquondisi Moyo (AKE)

Prince Dube (Independent)

Nhlanhla Dube (MDC)
Christopher Dube (ZANU-PF)

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