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The '''2021 Quetana General Election''' is scheduled for October 11th, 2021, and voting will be held across [[Quetana]] to determine the [[President of Quetana]] and the seats in the [[National Assembly of Quetana]]. President [[António Brafeo]] is seeking reelection to a second-term, while the [[Socialist Party of Quetana|Socialist Party]] and their coalition is seeking to maintain their narrow hold on the majority within the legislature. The party with the most MP seats in the Assembly will determine the [[Prime Minister of Quetana]], currently [[José dos Reis]], who is not seeking reelection and whos seat is being seeking to be replaced by [[Emília Medeiros]].  
The '''2021 Quetana general election''' occurred on October 11th, 2021, with voters in [[Quetana]] determining the [[President of Quetana]] and the seats in the [[National Assembly of Quetana]]. President [[António Brafeo]], who was seeking reelection to a second-term, lost to [[Emília Medeiros]] in a sweeping electoral loss, which coincided with a massive pickup in seats for the [[Socialist Party of Quetana|Socialist Party]]. The Socialist Party, which had been seeking to maintain their narrow majority, increased it by 132 seats in the largest ever election victory by a Quetanan political party. Since the party with the most MP seats in the Assembly determines the [[Prime Minister of Quetana]], [[Ian Abril]] was elected to replace outgoing PM [[José dos Reis]].
 
Many factors played into the loss for Brafeo and the [[Social Democratic Party of Quetana|Social Democratic]]s, including a corruption scandal for which Brafeo was arrested and placed on trial for shortly after the election, and a series of controversies by prominent SDP lawmakers.


==Background==
==Background==
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==Debates==
==Debates==
==Election==
==Election==
[[File:Medeiros-Socialist Party poster.png|thumb|left|A poster for [[Emília Medeiros]] and the [[Socialist Party of Quetana|Socialist Party]]]]


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Latest revision as of 18:23, 3 October 2023

2021 Quetana general election
← 2016 11 October 2021 2026 →
All 350 seats in the National Assembly of Quetana
175 seats are needed for a majority
Registered29,572,155 (2021 estimate)
  António Brafeo Emília Medeiros Celio Furtado
Leader António Brafeo Emília Medeiros Celio Furtado
Party Social Democratic Socialist Party Green Party
Alliance Democracia de Quetana United for Quetana Strength of Quetana
Leader since 10th January 2016 23rd April 2017 7th September 2017
Leader's seat Albate-12 Not contesting
(Vongane-5) 		Brandao-41
Last election 88 seats, 25.14% 120 seats, 34.28% 35 seats, 10%
Current seats 88 120 35
Seats needed Increase 22 Increase 42 Increase 21
Quetana 2021 general election.png
Incumbent President and Assembly ruling party

António Brafeo
Socialist Party



The 2021 Quetana general election occurred on October 11th, 2021, with voters in Quetana determining the President of Quetana and the seats in the National Assembly of Quetana. President António Brafeo, who was seeking reelection to a second-term, lost to Emília Medeiros in a sweeping electoral loss, which coincided with a massive pickup in seats for the Socialist Party. The Socialist Party, which had been seeking to maintain their narrow majority, increased it by 132 seats in the largest ever election victory by a Quetanan political party. Since the party with the most MP seats in the Assembly determines the Prime Minister of Quetana, Ian Abril was elected to replace outgoing PM José dos Reis.

Many factors played into the loss for Brafeo and the Social Democratics, including a corruption scandal for which Brafeo was arrested and placed on trial for shortly after the election, and a series of controversies by prominent SDP lawmakers.

Background

Issues

Debates

Election

A poster for Emília Medeiros and the Socialist Party
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