Editing Politics of Monaco (section)

===Legislative branch===
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|'''[[Thomas Brezzo]]'''{{smalldiv|[[Priorité Monaco]]}}3 April 2024{{smalldiv|({{Age in years and days nts|2024|4|3}})}}
|'''[[Jean-Louis Grinda]]'''{{smalldiv|[[Monegasque National Union]]}}16 February 2023{{smalldiv|({{Age in years and days nts|2023|2|16}})}}
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!colspan="2"|[[File:Monaco Conseil national 2023.svg|125px]]<br>[[National Council of Monaco|National Council]]
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The unicameral [[National Council of Monaco|National Council]] (''Conseil National'') has 24 seats. The members are elected by popular vote to serve five-year terms. The Council can be disbanded by the [[Prince of Monaco]] provided that he hosts elections within 3 months. Uniquely, Monegasque legislators can be members of multiple political parties. Currently the administrative coalition, [[Monegasque National Union]], holds all 24 seats after winning nearly 90% of the vote in the [[2023 Monegasque general election|2023 general election]]. The coalition consists of the three largest parties in Monaco: [[Priorité Monaco]] (centre-right), which won 21 seats in the [[2018 Monegasque general election|2018 general election]]; [[Horizon Monaco]] (right-wing) which won 2 seats in 2018; and [[Union Monégasque]], (centre), which won 1 seat in 2018.  The centre-left coalition, [[New Ideas for Monaco]], holds no seats after running candidates in just 13 seats and winning only 10% of the vote.