Table 1 The numerical evolution of party...

Table 1

The numerical evolution of party representation in Algerian legislative elections 1997–2017

Elections/party participation	No. of participating parties (ENEP)	No. of boycotting parties	No. of parties represented in the parliament ( ENPP)	The ratio between them (%)
The 1997 election	39	–	10	25
The 2002 election	23	2(^a)	9	39
The 2007 election	24	3(^b)	22	91
The 2012 election	56	1(^c)	27	50
The 2017 election	60	2 (^d)	36	60

Elections/party participation	No. of participating parties (ENEP)	No. of boycotting parties	No. of parties represented in the parliament( ENPP)	The ratio between them (%)
The 1997 election	39	–	10	25
The 2002 election	23	2(^a)	9	39
The 2007 election	24	3(^b)	22	91
The 2012 election	56	1(^c)	27	50
The 2017 election	60	2 (^d)	36	60

Notes: Data included within the foregoing table was prepared by the researcher depending on many previous studies of Algerian researchers such as: Larkam (2006), Slimane (2013), Ali (2017).

^aThe two boycotting parties for this election were the FFS Socialist Forces Front and RCD National Rally for Culture and Democracy.

^bThe boycottingparties were: the Socialist Forces Front, the movement of social democratic party (Communist) Socialistworkers Party (Trotskyite).

^cThe boycotting party for this election was the Rally for Culture and Democracy (RCD).

^dThe two boycotting parties for this election were the party of new generation(GeelGadid), led by SufianDjilali and the Party of the vanguard of freedoms (TAL, A ALHORRYAT) under the leadership of Ali Ben Flees

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