Namibian general election, 2004

November 15-16, 2004



Nominee	Hifikepunye Pohamba	Ben Ulenga
Party	SWAPO	COD
Popular vote	625,605	59,547
Percentage	76.44%	7.28%

President before election

Sam Nujoma
SWAPO

Elected President

Hifikepunye Pohamba
SWAPO

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General elections were held in Namibia on 15 and 16 November 2004 to elect the President and National Assembly. The National Assembly election resulted in a landslide win for SWAPO, which won 55 of the 78 seats with over 75% of the vote. SWAPO's candidate for president, Hifikepunye Pohamba, won the presidential election. Following his victory, Pohamba was sworn in as President on 21 March 2005 at Independence Stadium in Windhoek.^[1]

Results

Presidential election

Candidate	Party	Votes	%
Hifikepunye Lucas Pohamba	South West African People's Organization	625,605	76.44
Ben Ulenga	Congress of Democrats	59,547	7.28
Katuutire Kaura	Democratic Turnhalle Alliance	41,905	5.12
Kuaima Riruako	National Unity Democratic Organization	34,616	4.23
Justus ǁGaroëb	United Democratic Front	31,354	3.83
Henk Mudge	Republican Party	15,955	1.95
Kosie Pretorius	Monitor Action Group	9,378	1.12
Total		818,360	100
Source: African Elections Database

SWAPO election poster

National Assembly election

Parties	Votes	%	Seats
South West Africa People's Organization	620,609	76.11	55
Congress of Democrats	59,464	7.29	5
Democratic Turnhalle Alliance	42,070	5.11	4
National Unity Democratic Organization	34,814	4.15	3
United Democratic Front	29,336	3.60	3
Republican Party	16,187	1.96	1
Monitor Action Group	6,950	0.85	1
Namibia Movement for Democratic Change	4,830	0.51	0
South West African National Union	3,610	0.42	0
Appointed members	-	-	6
Total	817 420	100	78
Source: EISA

By region

Region	CoD	DTA	MAG	NMDC	Nudo	RP	Swanu	Swapo	UDF
Caprivi	3,872	1,809	56	38	68	2,745	42	19,596	244
Erongo	6,186	2,746	1,102	281	3,380	1,664	291	39,604	8,127
Hardap	6,098	5,118	599	226	479	1,303	73	15,767	609
ǁKaras	7,059	3,761	671	215	495	1,061	82	25,127	681
Kavango	4,617	5,198	189	194	520	431	235	64,077	795
Khomas	18,872	7,225	1,982	819	8,782	5,040	1,071	87,092	5,880
Kunene	1,324	5,716	393	109	2,015	667	117	9,817	6,511
Ohangwena	443	166	31	64	158	80	133	88,061	374
Omaheke	1,039	3,488	566	1,549	6,849	1,310	821	12,582	491
Omusati	523	163	25	94	751	81	110	92,082	435
Oshana	1674	870	59	85	312	97	93	70,111	366
Oshikoto	2,567	647	244	88	410	228	147	63,769	1,126
Otjozondjupa	5,161	4,762	1,002	344	9,622	1,257	219	31,423	3,690
Source: "Your Guide to the Results. Facts and Figures". Election supplement to The Namibian, 25 November 2014, p.2

References

↑ Namibia Swears-in New President VOA News, 21 March 2005

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