The 1969 Somali electoral law passed 93 to 8, favoring large parties.

Evidence

Winding up four days of often critical but relatively calm debate in a late evening session May 21, the National Assembly endorsed the 1969 electoral law in a secret vote with 93 in favor and 8 opposed. The GSR [Government of the Somali Republic] agreed to accept some amendments proposed in the Assembly but there were no major changes to the draft electoral bill. … The main opposition to the bill centered in the minor parties[,] who are convinced that they stand to lose seats because of the new method of determining the winners in an electoral district with more than one seat. — Abdi Ismail Samatar, Africa’s First Democrats, 1004