Legislature of Liberia

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Since late 2003, a unicameral National Transitional Legislative Assembly (NTLA) has functioned in place of the Legislature, although elections have recently taken place and the elected members will take office shortly.

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**Summary of the 11 October 2005 Liberian House of Representatives and Senate election results**
Parties and coalitions	% in House	House seats	% in Senate	Senate seats
Congress for Democratic Change	23.44%	15	10%	3
Liberty Party	14.06%	9	10%	3
Coalition for the Transformation of Liberia Liberian Action Party Liberia Unification Party People's Democratic Party of Liberia True Whig Party	12.5%	8	23.34%	7
Unity Party	12.5%	8	10%	3
Alliance for Peace and Democracy Liberian People's Party United People's Party	7.81%	5	10%	3
National Patriotic Party	6.25%	4	13.34%	4
New Deal Movement	4.69%	3	0%	-
All Liberia Coalition Party	3.13%	2	3.34%	1
National Democratic Party of Liberia	1.56%	1	6.67%	2
National Reformation Party	1.56%	1	3.34%	1
United Democratic Alliance Liberia National Union Liberia Education and Development Party Reformation Alliance Party	1.56%	1	0%	-
Independents	10.94%	7	10%	3
Total		64		30

More info: Liberia elections, 2005

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