This is an incomplete list of by-elections in Syria. By-elections in Syria occur to fill vacant seats in the Syrian Parliament. By-elections 1932–1933 Chamber of Deputies Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Damascus and suburbs 1932 Muhammad Ali al-Abid Resigned after being elected President of the Republic on 11 June 1932.

1936–1939 Chamber of Deputies Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Homs and suburbs 1937 Hashim al-Atassi Mukarram al-Atassi Resigned after being elected President of the Republic on 22 December 1936.

1943–1947 Chamber of Deputies At the dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies in 1947, there were two vacancies: one in the Homs and suburbs electoral district, caused by the resignation of National Bloc member Mukarram al-Atassi, and one in the Damascus and suburbs electoral district, caused by the resignation of National Bloc member Afif al-Sulh. Given the proximity of the 1947 parliamentary election, by-elections were not called for these seats. Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Damascus and suburbs Between 17 August and 19 October 1943 Shukri al-Quwatli Fakhri al-Baroudi Resigned after being elected President of the Republic on 18 August 1943. Bedouin tribes (Damascus desert) April 1946 Tarrad al-Milhim Tamer al-Milhim Death. Homs and suburbs 16 or 17 October 1946 Hilmi al-Atassi Mukarram al-Atassi Hilmi al-Atassi died on 26 August 1946, in a plane crash. Aleppo 23 or 24 October 1946 Michel Rafi Dikran Jerejian

1947–1949 Chamber of Deputies Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Bedouin nomadic tribes (Aleppo – al-Hadidiyin) 3 January 1949 Nawwaf al-Salih Faisal Nawwaf al-Salih Death.

1950–1951 Chamber of Deputies Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Azaz December 1950 Nafi' Bakkar Nafi' Bakkar The 1949 election results for some polling stations in the Azaz electoral district were declared void, and a repeat election was called. Daraa December 1950 Abd al-Latif al-Miqdad Muhammad al-Muflih al-Zoubi The 1949 election results for some polling stations in the Daraa electoral district were declared void, and a repeat election was called. Daraa December 1950 Mustafa al-Dukhan Muflih al-Mahamid The 1949 election results for some polling stations in the Daraa electoral district were declared void, and a repeat election was called. Tartus December 1950 Anis Muhammad Ismail Badi' Ismail The election of Anis Muhammad Ismail in the 1949 election was declared void on 20 February 1950, and a repeat election was called. Jableh December 1950 Ibrahim al-Kinj Uthman Hasan Esber The 1949 election results for the entire Jableh electoral district were declared void on 20 February 1950, and a repeat election was called. Jableh December 1950 Ali Asaad Ismail Bahjat Nassur The 1949 election results for the entire Jableh electoral district were declared void on 20 February 1950, and a repeat election was called. Daraa July 1951 Muhammad al-Muflih al-Zoubi Muhammad al-Muflih al-Zoubi The 1950 by-election results for some polling stations in the Daraa electoral district were declared void, and a repeat election was called. Daraa July 1951 Muflih al-Mahamid Muflih al-Mahamid The 1950 by-election results for some polling stations in the Daraa electoral district were declared void, and a repeat election was called.

1954–1958 Chamber of Deputies Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Suwayda February 1955 Fadlallah Jarbu Fadlallah Jarbu Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 5 December 1954. Latakia City 25 and 26 February 1955 Muhammad Asaad Harun Muhammad Asaad Harun Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 13 December 1954. Latakia City 25 and 26 February 1955 Nawfal Ilyas Nawfal Ilyas Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 13 December 1954. Al-Zawiya February 1955 Ahmad al-Hussein al-Muhammad Ahmad al-Hussein al-Muhammad Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 26 December 1954. The Ghoutas February 1955 Muhammad Abu Khayr al-Qahwaji Mazhar ash-Sharbaji Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 26 January 1955. Tigris March 1955 Uwaynan al-Madlul Uwaynan al-Madlul Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 10 January 1955. Al-Qutayfah 12 March 1955 Muhammad Mahmoud Diab Muhammad Mahmoud Diab Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 12 January 1955. Izraa March 1955 Muhammad Youssef Abu Rumiyya Muhammad Youssef Abu Rumiyya Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 22 January 1955. Manbij 11 March 1955 Diab al-Mashi Diab al-Mashi Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 27 January 1955. Manbij 11 March 1955 Muhammad Shaykh Fasih al-Ghanim Muhammad Shaykh Fasih al-Ghanim Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 27 January 1955. Tartus 25 and 26 March 1955 Badi' Ismail Ismail Hussein Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 30 January 1955. Tartus 25 and 26 March 1955 Ali Yunus Riyad Abd al-Razzaq Election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 30 January 1955. Quneitra 25 and 26 March 1955 Faour al-Faour Faour al-Faour Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 13 February 1955. Quneitra 25 and 26 March 1955 Abd al-Razzaq al-Tahhan Abd al-Razzaq al-Tahhan Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 13 February 1955. Al-Hasakah 25 and 26 March 1955 Abd al-Aziz al-Maslat Abd al-Aziz al-Maslat Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 14 February 1955. Al-Hasakah 25 and 26 March 1955 Muhammad Lutfi al-Hajj Hussein Muhammad Lutfi al-Hajj Hussein Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 14 February 1955. Al-Hasakah 25 and 26 March 1955 Hawwash bin Jamil al-Maslat Muhammad Ismail Ibrahim Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 14 February 1955. Al-Hasakah 25 and 26 March 1955 Hagop Amsih Marshu Hagop Amsih Marshu Elections in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 14 February 1955. The Ghoutas April 1955 Hanna al-Kaswani Hanna al-Kaswani By-election in some polling stations were invalidated by the Supreme Court on 2 February 1955. The Ghoutas 22 and 23 July 1955 Mazhar ash-Sharbaji Mazhar ash-Sharbaji By-election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 20 June 1955. Al-Qutayfah 14 August 1955 Muhammad Mahmoud Diab Muhammad Mahmoud Diab By-election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 3 July 1955. Tartus 2 September 1955 Riyad Abd al-Razzaq Riyad Abd al-Razzaq By-election in some polling stations was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 23 July 1955. Tartus 9 October 1955 Ismail Hussein Muhyi al-Din Murhij By-election was invalidated by the Supreme Court on 23 July 1955. Homs November 1955 Suleiman al-Maasarani Ahmad al-Hajj Yunis Death. Damascus 4 and 5 May 1957 Munir al-Ajlani Riyad al-Malki The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Homs 4 and 5 May 1957 Adnan al-Atassi Kamal Kalalib The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Suwayda 4 and 5 May 1957 Fadlallah Jarbu Sayyah Abu Asali The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Tribes of Jabal al-Druze desert 4 and 5 May 1957 Hayil al-Surur Dhaar al-Jumah The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Aleppo 25 October 1957 Mikhail Ilyan Antoine Hamed The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Suwayda 25 October 1957 Hasan al-Atrash Salman al-Hunaidi The deputy was found guilty of treason and sentenced to death or life imprisonment as part of the aftermath of Operation Straggle, and thus lost his seat in the Chamber. Masyaf 20 and 21 December 1957 Jihad al-Hawwash Qahtan al-Hawwash

1973–1977 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Damascus 1974 Anwar Kamil Youssef Kamil Death. Hama 1974 George Harika Michel Risha Death. Damascus 1975 Jurji al-Khoury Yassin Astah Death.

1977–1981 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Suwayda Turki Shalhoub Said al-Salman Death.

1981–1985 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Quneitra 1984 Nur al-Din Kanj Sami al-Saleh Death. Latakia 1984 Ahmad Darji Mustafa Abd al-Halim Death. Homs 1984 Tawfiq al-Naqri Khadr al-Youssef Death. Deir ez-Zor 1984 Rayyis al-Fayyad Ahmad al-Fayyad Death. Homs 1985 Abd al-Khaliq Muhib al-Din Death.

1986–1990 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Deir ez-Zor Abboud al-Hafl Khalil al-Hafl Death. Aleppo 1988 Muhammad Mamoun Taloustan Death.

1990–1994 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Daraa 1991 Dheeb al-Hariri Ibrahim al-Issa Death. Aleppo Muhammad Fateh Hamwi Grigor Ablighatian Death. Districts of Aleppo Governorate 1993 Hikmat Ibrahim Mahmoud Abd al-Hadi Death. Daraa Muhammad Oqab Qassem al-Rabdawi Death.

1994–1998 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Tartus Yahya Khaddam Mikhail Hajjar Death. Idlib Muhammad Majid al-Ramadan Muhammad Adib Najm Death. Deir ez-Zor Abdallah Safif Daoud al-Shaher Death. Suwayda Jamil al-Faqih Kamal Ballan Death. Idlib Muhammad Adib Najm Muhammad Fuad Najm Death. Tartus Muhammad Saleh Wajih al-Sheikh Death. Damascus Elias Najmeh Akram al-Khoury Resigned after being appointed an ambassador.

1998–2002 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Districts of Aleppo Governorate Alaa al-Din Shaheima Muhammad Sameh Jazmati Death. Aleppo Ali Taljebini Walid Ikhlasi Death. Rif Dimashq Mustafa al-Tajjar Jadallah Qaddour Death. Homs 2001 Ibrahim Haswa Mohammed Ghassan al-Masri Death. Damascus 2001 Muhammad Marwan Sheikho Ghalib Aniz Death.

2003–2007 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Aleppo Ahmad Berri Majd al-Din Hawi Death. Latakia Jamil al-Assad Jaafar al-Khair Death. Rif Dimashq Ahmad Khalil Imad al-Azab Resigned after being appointed governor of Rif Dimashq Rif Dimashq Abd al-Rahman al-Ahmar Mowaffaq al-Habashi Death. Rif Dimashq Atif al-Naddaf Nazih Abboud Resigned after being appointed governor of Idlib. Deir ez-Zor Naji al-Sheikh Fares Nayef al-Sheikh Fares Death.

2007–2012 People's Assembly Electoral district Date Previous incumbent Party Winner Party Cause Aleppo Abd al-Aziz al-Shami Mohammed Anas al-Shami Death. Aleppo Hilal Zayn al-Din Alaa Zayn al-Din Death. Deir ez-Zor Faisal al-Najras Safouk al-Najras Death. Rif Dimashq Abdallah Sharha Fayez al-Safadi Death. Deir ez-Zor Ramadan al-Khalaf Ziad al-Khalaf Death. Damascus Huda al-Homsi Majda Qteit Resigned after being appointed an ambassador to Greece. Districts of Aleppo Governorate Diab al-Mashi Mohammed Khair al-Mashi Death. Damascus Muhammad Nabil al-Khatib Salah al-Din al-Sadat Resigned after being appointed head of the Central Authority for Supervision and Inspection. Aleppo Abd al-Fattah Azzouz Thanaa Fakhr al-Din Death. Deir ez-Zor Faisal Sheikh Fayyad Mahna Sheikh Fayyad Death. Aleppo Adnan al-Sukhni Muhammad Zaki Hakim Resigned after being appointed governor of Raqqa.

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