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The '''1982 Delamarian General Election''' was held on April 14th, 1982, four years and three months after the previous election. [[Elizabeth Grantham]]'s [[United Party of Delamaria|United party]] secured reelection, however with a significantly reduced majority, largely due to particularly high inflation and unemployment. | The '''1982 Delamarian General Election''' was held on April 14th, 1982, four years and three months after the previous election. [[Elizabeth Grantham]]'s [[United Party of Delamaria|United party]] secured reelection, however with a significantly reduced majority, largely due to particularly high inflation and unemployment. [[Social Labour Party of Delamaria|Social Labour]] suffered a significant defeat, with [[Michael Boxtridge]] losing his position as [[Leader of the Opposition (Delamaria)|Leader of the Opposition]] to [[Charles Johnson]] of the [[Liberal Party of Delamaria|Liberal Party]]. | ||
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The 1982 Delamarian General Election was held on April 14th, 1982, four years and three months after the previous election. Elizabeth Grantham's United party secured reelection, however with a significantly reduced majority, largely due to particularly high inflation and unemployment. Social Labour suffered a significant defeat, with Michael Boxtridge losing his position as Leader of the Opposition to Charles Johnson of the Liberal Party.