Chamber:
	Conseil national
Dates of elections / renewal (from/to):
	24 January 1993 31 January 1993
Purpose of elections:
	Elections were held for all the seats in Parliament on the normal expiry of the members’ term of office.
Background and outcome of elections:
	As opposed to the previous (January 1988) general elections, those of 1993 were contested by a new challenger to the ruling National and Democratic Union, namely the National and Progressive Action group. The latter made a breakthrough by winning two National Council seats while an independent candidate also met with success. The overall results nevertheless left the National and Democratic Union – founded in 1962 and supporter of the Head of State, Prince Rainier III – as the leading parliamentary group. The Minister of State (head of the four-member Council of Government) is Mr. Jacques Dupont.

STATISTICS

Round no 1 (24 January 1993): Elections results
Number of registered electors	4,582
Voters	3,354 (73.2%)
Blank or invalid ballot papers	107
Valid votes	3,247
Round no 2 (31 January 1993): Elections results
Number of registered electors	4,582
Voters	3,051 (66.58%)
Blank or invalid ballot papers	103
Valid votes	2,948

Round no 1: Distribution of seats
Political Group	Total	Gain/Loss
National and Democratic Union	15	-3
National and Progressive Action	2	+2
Independents	1	+1

Distribution of seats according to sex:
Men:	17
Women:	1