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| votes_for_election=  
| votes_for_election=  
| needed_votes      =  
| needed_votes      =  
| seats_for_election= All 245 seats to the [[House of Commons (Themiclesia)|House of Commons]]
| seats_for_election= All 349 seats to the [[House of Commons (Themiclesia)|House of Commons]]
| majority_seats    = 123
| majority_seats    = 175
| opinion_polls    = #Opinion polls
| opinion_polls    = #Opinion polls
| turnout          = 55.7%
| turnout          = 57.5%
| votes_counted    = <!-- Use ONE out of votes_counted, reporting or declared, do not include percentage (%) sign-->
| reporting        = <!-- Use ONE out of votes_counted, reporting or declared, do not include percentage (%) sign-->
| declared          = <!-- Use ONE out of votes_counted, reporting or declared, do not include percentage (%) sign-->
| last_update      =
| time_zone        =
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| leader_since1    = Oct. 1, 2016
| leader_since1    = Oct. 1, 2016
| leaders_seat1    = Dah
| leaders_seat1    = Dah
| last_election1    = 115
| last_election1    = 162
| seats_before1    = 117
| seats_before1    = 157
| seats1            = 132
| seats1            = 181
| seat_change1      = +15
| seat_change1      = {{increase}} 19
| popular_vote1    =  
| popular_vote1    =  
| percentage1      = 38.2%
| percentage1      = 38.2%
| swing1            = +2.9%
| swing1            = {{increase}} 2.9%


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| leader_since2    = Jan. 5, 2018
| leader_since2    = Jan. 5, 2018
| leaders_seat2    = Srji′
| leaders_seat2    = Srji′
| last_election2    = 112
| last_election2    = 149
| seats_before2    = 112
| seats_before2    = 149
| seats2            = 99
| seats2            = 121
| seat_change2      = -13
| seat_change2      = {{decrease}} 28
| popular_vote2    =  
| popular_vote2    =  
| percentage2      = 35.6%
| percentage2      = 35.6%
| swing2            = -3.3%
| swing2            = {{decrease}} 3.3%


<!--        Progressive        -->
<!--        Progressive        -->
| image3            = 立法委員蔣絜安.jpg
| image3            = 立法委員賴惠員(2020).jpg
| image3_upright    =  
| image3_upright    =  
| colour3          = 00FF00
| colour3          = FFFF00
| leader3          = Jean Sak
| leader3          = Jean Sak
| party3            = Progressive
| party3            = Progressive
| alliance3        =  
| alliance3        =  
| leader_since3    = Feb 14, 2012
| leader_since3    = Feb. 14, 2012
| leaders_seat3    = Srji′
| leaders_seat3    = Srji′ North
| last_election3    = 10  
| last_election3    = 10  
| seats_before3    = 10  
| seats_before3    = 10  
| seats3            = 11  
| seats3            = 11  
| seat_change3      = +1
| seat_change3      = {{increase}} 1
| popular_vote3    =  
| popular_vote3    =  
| percentage3      = 19.5%
| percentage3      = 19.5%
| swing3            = +1.1%
| swing3            = {{increase}} 1.1%
 
<!--        Green        -->
| image4            =
| image4_upright    =
| colour4          = 00FF00
| leader4          = Rim Ban
| party4            = Green
| alliance4        = Left
| leader_since4    = Sep. 5, 2009
| leaders_seat4    = Gak
| last_election4    = 7
| seats_before4    = 7
| seats4            = 8
| seat_change4      = {{increase}} 4
| popular_vote4    =
| percentage4      = 4.1%
| swing4            = 0.2%
 
<!--        Republicans        -->
| image5            =
| image5_upright    =
| colour5          = 00FFFF
| leader5          = Franklin Tju
| party5            = Republicans
| alliance5        = Left
| leader_since5    = Mar. 30, 1989
| leaders_seat5    = Smat
| last_election5    = 6
| seats_before5    = 6
| seats5            = 5
| seat_change5      = {{decrease}} 1
| popular_vote5    =
| percentage5      = 3.1%
| swing5            = 0.2%


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| map_alt          = Composition of the House after election
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| map_caption      =  
| map_caption      = Composition of the House after election


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| after_election    = [[Lja Le]]
| after_election    = [[Lja Le]]
| after_party      = [[Liberal Party (Themiclesia)|Liberal]]
| after_party      = [[Liberal Party (Themiclesia)|Liberal]]
}}
}}The '''2019 Themiclesian general election''' (今三年徹選, ''kjem-s.rum-ning-r′jêt-sor′'') was held on December 30, 2019.  The incumbent prime minister, [[Lja Le]], called the {{wp|snap election}} on Nov. 22, 2019 after four months of parliamentary deadlock caused by the Progressives breaking away from the coalition with the Liberals.  This was the third general election in Themiclesia since August 2016.
 
The election resulted in a nine-seat Liberal majority in the House of Commons and allowed Lja to remain in office.  It was also the first parliamentary majority since 2009, ending the succession of six minority governments.
 
==Calling the election==
In April 2019, the minority Liberal government announced that it was seeking inter-party support for the passing of the appropriations bill.  Support was initially secured amongst the Progressives, with a final vote of 125-120 to pass the year's budget.  Disputes broke out between the Liberal leader, Lja, and the Progressives who demanded the Liberals to make good on commitments to cuts in multiple departments, in the next fiscal year.  The Liberals claimed that there was no such understanding, while the Progressives believed there was.  While the Progressives called for a confidence motion on the Government, the latter survived with the defection of several Conservative and Green MPs.  The Progressives officially left the coalition on Oct. 15, while Lja said on Nov. 4 he was "anticipating and seeing auspicious signs of a stable coalition with the Green Party."  However, 18 days later, he declared a snap election. 
 
With a span of 37 days between calling and polling and little anticipation, the 2019 election was one of the most sudden general elections in Themiclesian history.  Not only has this haste been blamed for the low turnout at merely 55.4% of electors, it was also widely circulated that it had caught the Opposition completely off guard.  The Conservative peer, the Lord of Ban, considered it a "very base gesture".
 
==Campaign==
 
==See also==
*[[Themiclesia]]
 
[[Category:Septentrion]][[Category:Themiclesia]]

Latest revision as of 04:41, 3 December 2020

2019 Themiclesian general election

← 2017 December 30, 2019 (2019-12-30)

All 349 seats to the House of Commons
175 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout57.5%
  First party Second party Third party
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Leader Lja Le Lord Gawh Jean Sak
Party Liberal Conservative Progressive
Leader since Oct. 1, 2016 Jan. 5, 2018 Feb. 14, 2012
Leader's seat Dah Srji′ Srji′ North
Last election 162 149 10
Seats before 157 149 10
Seats won 181 121 11
Seat change Increase 19 Decrease 28 Increase 1
Percentage 38.2% 35.6% 19.5%
Swing Increase 2.9% Decrease 3.3% Increase 1.1%

  Fourth party Fifth party
 
Leader Rim Ban Franklin Tju
Party Greens Republicans
Alliance Left Left
Leader since Sep. 5, 2009 Mar. 30, 1989
Leader's seat Gak Smat
Last election 7 6
Seats before 7 6
Seats won 8 5
Seat change Increase 4 Decrease 1
Percentage 4.1% 3.1%
Swing 0.2% 0.2%

Composition of the House after election
Composition of the House after election

Prime Minister before election

Lja Le
Liberal

Prime Minister

Lja Le
Liberal

The 2019 Themiclesian general election (今三年徹選, kjem-s.rum-ning-r′jêt-sor′) was held on December 30, 2019. The incumbent prime minister, Lja Le, called the snap election on Nov. 22, 2019 after four months of parliamentary deadlock caused by the Progressives breaking away from the coalition with the Liberals. This was the third general election in Themiclesia since August 2016.

The election resulted in a nine-seat Liberal majority in the House of Commons and allowed Lja to remain in office. It was also the first parliamentary majority since 2009, ending the succession of six minority governments.

Calling the election

In April 2019, the minority Liberal government announced that it was seeking inter-party support for the passing of the appropriations bill. Support was initially secured amongst the Progressives, with a final vote of 125-120 to pass the year's budget. Disputes broke out between the Liberal leader, Lja, and the Progressives who demanded the Liberals to make good on commitments to cuts in multiple departments, in the next fiscal year. The Liberals claimed that there was no such understanding, while the Progressives believed there was. While the Progressives called for a confidence motion on the Government, the latter survived with the defection of several Conservative and Green MPs. The Progressives officially left the coalition on Oct. 15, while Lja said on Nov. 4 he was "anticipating and seeing auspicious signs of a stable coalition with the Green Party." However, 18 days later, he declared a snap election.

With a span of 37 days between calling and polling and little anticipation, the 2019 election was one of the most sudden general elections in Themiclesian history. Not only has this haste been blamed for the low turnout at merely 55.4% of electors, it was also widely circulated that it had caught the Opposition completely off guard. The Conservative peer, the Lord of Ban, considered it a "very base gesture".

Campaign

See also