Namibian local and regional elections, 1992

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Local Authority Council and Regional Council Elections in Namibia were held from 30 November to 3 December 1992.

Local Authority Council Results

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**Summary of the 30 November-3 December Namibia Local election results**
Party	Votes (%)	%	Seats
South West Africa People's Organization	73,736	57.17	184
Democratic Turnhalle Alliance	42,278	32.78	116
United Democratic Front	7,473	5.79	18
South West African National Union (SWANU)	1,895	1.47	16
Worker's Revolutionary Party (WRP)	115	0.09	0
Local Associations	1,561	1.18	1
Invalid votes	1,879
Total	128,973	100	320

Regional Council Elections

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**Summary of the 30 November-3 December Namibia Regional Council election results**
Party	Votes	Constituencies Won
South West Africa People's Organization	256,778	71
Democratic Turnhalle Alliance	103,359	21
United Democratic Front	9,285	3
South West African National Union (SWANU)	2,696	0
Worker's Revolutionary Party (WRP)	175	0
National Patriotic Front (NPF)	734	0
Independents	430	0
Invalid votes	7,584
Total	381,041	95

References

Elections in Namibia

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Local and regional elections	1992 1998 2004 2010 2015

Referendums	1946 1977

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