Legislative size (directly elected)

Electoral Act, 2008-07-15, http://aceproject.org/ero-en/regions/africa/SD/sudan-electoral-law-2008/view

Article 29. The National Assembly shall be composed of four hundred and fifty electedmembers, as follows:

(a) Sixty percent of the members of the National Assembly shall be electedto represent geographical constituencies in the Republic of Sudan;

(b) Twenty five percent of the women members shall be elected on the basisof proportional representation at the state level from separate and closedparty lists; and

(c) Fifteen percent of members shall be elected on the basis of proportionalrepresentation at the state level from separate and closed party lists.

Article 32. (1) Subject to the provisions ofsection 29(3), a voter shall cast one vote for one candidate of those listed on her/his geographical constituency ballot paper.  (2) The candidate with the highest number of valid votes in the geographical constituency shallbe declared the winner.

270 FPTP: 112 List PR (women), 68 List PR (general)

Thereare currently 354 members of parliament since the MPs from the south wereexcluded after the independence of South Sudan in 2011(http://www.ipu.org/parline-e/reports/2297.htm).However, the electoral act has not seem been changed since the independence,which means that the legislation still indicates 450 members.