Zambian presidential election, 1991

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The Zambian presidential election of 1991 saw the defeat of Kenneth Kaunda, who had led the country since independence, by Frederick Chiluba. Kaunda had been forced to allow the existence of opposition parties by international aid donors who made their support for debt relief and continued aid conditional on it.

[edit] Constituency results

Constituency	Electorate	Turnout %	Frederick Chiluba (MMD)		Kenneth Kaunda (UNIP)
			Votes	%	Votes	%
CENTRAL PROVINCE (14 seats)
1. Chisamba	17,087	27.8	3,117	68.3	1,447	31.7
2. Katuba	14,920	41.8	4,185	68.9	1,892	31.1
3. Keembe	25,497	31.6	5,142	65.8	2,678	34.2
4. Bwacha	30,963	49.9	11,578	77.3	3,408	22.7
5. Kabwe	41,148	48.3	16,939	87.1	2,501	12.9
6. Kapiri Mposhi	25,523	31.6	6,125	78.3	1,693	21.7
7. Mkushi North	20,130	32.5	3,668	58.7	2,579	41.3
8. Mkushi South	22,931	27.1	3,657	62.1	2,229	37.9
9. Mumbwa	16,505	39.2	4,696	74.8	1,580	25.2
10. Mwembeshi	14,532	40.9	4,524	77.7	1,300	22.3
11. Nangoma	13,417	35.2	3,760	82.7	786	17.3
12. Chitambo	9,002	31.8	1,958	72.4	746	27.6
13. Muchinga	8,671	38.7	1,865	57.2	1,396	42.8
14. Serenje	11,104	42.1	3,141	70.0	1,346	30.0

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