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==Election Issues==
==Election Issues==


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In the early stage of the campaign a majority of conversations revolved around matters of internal security, as the [[1994 Karlino Central Station Bombing]] wasn't a one-off attack but part of a wider series of terrorist attacks committed that contributed to the economic decline that was typical with the [[Lost Decade]].
 
With the economic decline of the Lost Decade, a large portion of the campaign was dedicated to outlining the response to years of poor economic performance. In this the Conservative Party Action struggled, as voters across the country came to associate the struggles with their handling of the country during their past four years of governance. In contrast the Technology Party thrived in these conditions, as they outlined an investment strategy to prepare various parts of the country for the end of isolation which included investments in new high-speed maglev lines and renewed backing for [[MalTec]] and [[MalPha]].


== Campaigns==
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=== Other Parties ===
=== Other Parties ===

Revision as of 12:59, 17 March 2023

1994 Malgravean Emergency General Election
Previous election
1990
Next election
2000
Chamber of Representatives (Malgrave)
24th of April, 1994
Technology Party Conservative Action Party Progressive Unity Party
Leader Vittorio Bellandini Filippo Barone TBN
Party Technology Party Conservative Action Party Progressive Unity Party
Percentage Vote Share 38% 33% 18%
Seats before 537 1196 338
Seats after 814 738 510
Seat change Increase277 Decrease458 Increase172
Green Party Socialist Party Future Party
Leader TBN TBN TBN
Party Green Party Socialist Party Future Party
Percentage Vote Share 5% 4% 1%
Seats before 114 8 4
Seats after 123 8 4
Seat change Increase9 Steady Steady
Agricultural Coalition
Leader TBN
Party Agricultural Coalition
Percentage 1%
Seats before 3
Seats after 3
Seat change Steady

Malgrave was scheduled to hold a general election in 1995, however, the death of Prime Minister Alice Smith in the 1994 Karlino Central Station Bombing sparked a snap election process.

At this time many Malgraveans were feeling the initial impacts of the period known as the Lost Decade and deep dissatisfaction with the economic and security situation resulted in the Conservative Action Party losing government.

The Technology Party and Vittorio Bellandini were able to capitalise on the collapse of the Conservative Action Party and secured government for the first time since victory in the [[1955 Malgravean General Election.

Election Issues

In the early stage of the campaign a majority of conversations revolved around matters of internal security, as the 1994 Karlino Central Station Bombing wasn't a one-off attack but part of a wider series of terrorist attacks committed that contributed to the economic decline that was typical with the Lost Decade.

With the economic decline of the Lost Decade, a large portion of the campaign was dedicated to outlining the response to years of poor economic performance. In this the Conservative Party Action struggled, as voters across the country came to associate the struggles with their handling of the country during their past four years of governance. In contrast the Technology Party thrived in these conditions, as they outlined an investment strategy to prepare various parts of the country for the end of isolation which included investments in new high-speed maglev lines and renewed backing for MalTec and MalPha.

Campaigns

Technology Party

WIP

Progressive Campaign

WIP

Conservative Campaign

WIP

Green Party

WIP

Other Parties

WIP