Haitian general election, 2000

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Haiti's general elections of 2000 featured a presidential race, as well as elections for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. These elections were widely dismissed by the international community as fraudulent.^{[citation needed]}

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[edit] Results

[edit] Presidential

The presidential election took place on November 26, 2000.

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Jean-Bertrand Aristide	Fanmi Lavalas	2,632,534	91.81%
Arnold Dumas	Independent	56,678	2.04%
Evan Nicolas	UNR	45,441	1.55%
Serge Sylvain	Independent	37,371	1.30%
Calixte Dorisca	Independent	36,233	1.26%
Jacques Philippe Dorce	Independent	32,245	1.12%
Paul Arthur Fleurival	Independent	31,100	1.08%
Totals		2,871,602

Sources: [1] and [2]

[edit] Chamber of Deputies

Party	Seats	%
Fanmi Lavalas	73	--
MOCHRENA	3	--
Open the Gates Party	2	--
Spapce of Conderted Action	2	--
Koordinasyon Resistans Grandans	1	--
Organisation of Struggling People	1	--
Non-partisans	1	--
Totals	83	--