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06KINSHASA1788 2006-11-27 14:42 2011-08-26 00:00 UNCLASSIFIED Embassy Kinshasa
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P 271442Z NOV 06
FM AMEMBASSY KINSHASA
TO RUEHC/SECSTATE WASHDC PRIORITY 5215
INFO RUEHXR/RWANDA COLLECTIVE
RUCNSAD/SOUTHERN AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT COMMUNITY
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UNCLAS SECTION 01 OF 02 KINSHASA 001788 
 
SIPDIS 
 
SIPDIS 
 
E.O. 12958: N/A 
TAGS: PGOV KDEM CG ELECTIONS
SUBJECT: DRC ELECTIONS: PRO-KABILA COALITION AHEAD IN AT 
LEAST FIVE PROVINCIAL ASSEMBLY CONTESTS 
 
1. (U) Summary: The DRC's Independent Electoral Commission 
(CEI) has announced results for 472 of the 632 provincial 
assembly seats in the October 29 election. According to CEI 
tallies, President Joseph Kabila's Alliance for the 
Presidential Majority (AMP) coalition has won majorities in 
four of the DRC's eleven provinces and is likely to win a 
majority in at least one more. Vice President Jean-Pierre 
Bemba's Union for the Nation (UN) alliance can claim a 
majority in Bas-Congo province and is currently leading the 
vote for two other assemblies. End summary. 
 
2. (U) As of November 27, the CEI has released results for 
472 of the 632 provincial assembly seats in the DRC's eleven 
provinces. With 75 percent of all seats awarded, the 
pro-Kabila People's Party for Reconstruction and Development 
(PPRD) has won 99 seats; Bemba's Movement for the Liberation 
of Congo (MLC) has won 71. 
 
3. (U) The AMP can currently claim majorities in the eastern 
provinces of Maniema, North Kivu, South Kivu, and Orientale. 
The AMP also holds a substantial lead in Katanga and will 
likely win a majority there. In Bandundu and Eastern Kasai 
provinces, the AMP is maintaining a slight lead over Bemba's 
UN coalition, but a substantial number of seats in both 
provinces have been won by parties that are currently 
unaligned. 
 
4. (4) The UN coalition has won a majority in the western 
province of Bas-Congo. It has a slight lead in Equateur and 
Western Kasai provinces as well. 
 
5. (U) Several parties aligned with Kabila's AMP have won a 
substantial number of seats nationwide. The Movement for 
Social Renewal (MSR) has won 34 seats thus far, while Mbusa 
Nyamwisi's Forces for Renewal coalition has won 29 seats. 
Former Public Works Minister (and former Bemba ally) Jose 
Endundu's Christian Democrat Party (CDP) has won 16 seats, 
mostly in Equateur province. 
 
6. (U) Two other prominent Kabila allies have not fared as 
well in provincial voting. Antoine Gizenga's Unified 
Lumumbist Party (PALU) has won just five seats, all of them 
in Bandundu province. Nzanga Mobutu's Union for Mobutuist 
Democrats (UDEMO) has won just four seats, two of them in 
Nzanga's home province of Equateur. 
 
7. (U) Vice President Azarias Ruberwa's Rally for Congolese 
Democracy (RCD) party, has had a strong showing thus far in 
the provincial elections. The RCD has won 31 seats to date 
nationwide, with the majority in eastern provinces. Ruberwa's 
party won just 15 seats in the July 30 elections for the 
National Assembly. 
 
8. (U) The following is a breakdown of the results by 
province: 
 
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BANDUNDU 
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Sixty-six of 77 seats have been awarded to date in Bandundu. 
The AMP can claim at least 24, while the UN coalition has won 
at least 21. The PPRD has won nine seats to the MLC's ten. 
The AMP appears to be benefiting not just from its alliance 
with PALU (five seats), but also from its coalition with the 
MSR (four seats), Olivier Kamitatu's Alliance for the Renewal 
of Congo (three seats), and Forces for Renewal (three seats). 
Nineteen of the remaining seats have gone to parties not 
currently aligned with either alliance. 
 
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BAS-CONGO 
--------- 
 
All seats have been awarded in Bas-Congo, with the UN 
alliance claiming 15 of the 27. The MLC won five to the 
PPRD's four and the RCD's three. Bemba's UN alliance secured 
its majority through alliances with two smaller provincial 
parties with strong support in the region, the Party for 
Peace in Congo (CONGO-PAX) and the Alliance of the Builders 
of Kongo (ABAKO). 
 
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EASTERN KASAI 
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KINSHASA 00001788  002 OF 002 
 
 
The AMP currently leads the voting in Eastern Kasai with 44 
of the province's 61 seats announced. The PPRD has picked up 
nine seats thus far, while the MLC has won just three. The 
RCD has done particularly well in the province, winning six 
seats to date. A significant number of seats -- 13 in total 
-- have gone to parties not yet aligned with either coalition. 
 
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EQUATEUR 
-------- 
 
No clear majority party or coalition has yet emerged in 
Equateur. Bemba's UN coalition leads with 38 of the 78 seats 
awarded thus far, and the AMP has won 31. There are 100 seats 
total in this provincial assembly. While the PPRD has won 
just ten seats to the MLC's 30, the AMP has benefited from 
its alliance with Endundu's PDC party, which has won ten 
seats. 
 
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KATANGA 
------- 
 
With 33 of the 93 seats in Katanga awarded, the AMP has won 
33 to the UN's five. The PPRD alone has won 20 of the seats 
announced thus far, and it is likely the AMP will win a 
majority in the province once the remaining results are 
announced. 
 
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KINSHASA 
-------- 
 
Results for just six of Kinshasa's 44 provincial assembly 
seats have been announced to date. The MLC has won four of 
these seats. 
 
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MANIEMA 
------- 
 
The AMP is the clear majority in Maniema, winning 14 of the 
22 seats there. The MLC did not win a single seat in the 
province, although its UN coalition did claim one. The PPRD 
won six seats and its ally Forces for Renewal won another 
five. 
 
---------- 
NORTH KIVU 
---------- 
 
The AMP also won a majority in North Kivu, taking 22 of the 
province's 38 seats. The MLC did win won seat there, but the 
PPRD took nine, while the AMP-aligned MSR and Forces for 
Renewal each won five. 
 
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ORIENTALE 
--------- 
 
The AMP can claim a majority in Orientale province, although 
not all seats have yet been awarded. The alliance has so far 
won 56 of the 88 seats, with the PPRD alone taking 19. Other 
winners in the province include the MSR with eleven seats and 
Forces for Renewal with ten. Bemba's MLC has won eight seats 
to date in the province, while his UN alliance can currently 
claim 15 overall. 
 
---------- 
SOUTH KIVU 
---------- 
 
Kabila's AMP will also be able to claim a majority in South 
Kivu. With 27 of the province's 33 seats announced, the AMP 
has won 19, while Bemba's UN coalition has not won a single 
seat. 
 
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WESTERN KASAI 
------------- 
 
Western Kasai is another toss-up race. Twenty-seven of the 
province's 49 provincial assembly seats have thus far been 
awarded, with the UN alliance claiming eleven and the AMP 
winning seven. Eight seats have gone to unaffiliated parties. 
MEECE