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| election_date    = {{Start date|1924|10|10|df=y}}
| election_date    = {{Start date|1924|10|10|df=y}}
| next_election    =  
| next_election    =  
| next_year        = TBD
| next_year        = [[1925 Central Shaneville Presidential re-election|1925]]
| next_mps          =
| next_mps          =
| seats_for_election= 180 seats in the Central Shaneville Parliament (CSP)
| seats_for_election= 180 seats in the Central Shaneville Parliament (CSP)
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| turnout          = 80%
| turnout          = 80%


<!--        Conservatives       -->
 
| image1            =  
<!--        Progressive       -->
| leader1          = Jean André
| image1            = [[File:William_Mackenzie.jpg|160px]]
| leaders_seat1 = Bastia
| leader1          = William Mackenzie
| colour1          = 0087dc
| leaders_seat1 = Bayside
| party1            = Conservative Party
| colour1          = 228B22
| party1            = Progressive Party
| alliance1        =  
| alliance1        =  
| leader_since1    = March 1922
| leader_since1    = May 1922
| last_election1    = -
| last_election1    = n/a
| seats_before1    = -
| seats_before1    = 0
| seats1 = -
| seats1           = 80
| seat_change1      = -
| seat_change1      = +80
| popular_vote1    = 0
| popular_vote1    = 95,742
| percentage1      = 0.0%
| percentage1      = 34.9%
| swing1 = -
| swing3 = -




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| party2            = Liberal Party
| party2            = Liberal Party
| alliance2        =  
| alliance2        =  
| leader_since2    = October 1911
| leader_since2    = August 1916
| last_election2    = -
| last_election2    = 144,179 (52.7%)
| seats_before2    = -
| seats_before2    = 120
| seats2            = -
| seats2            = 74
| seat_change2      = -
| seat_change2      = -46
| popular_vote2    = 0
| popular_vote2    = 94,022
| percentage2      = 0.0%
| percentage2      = 34.3%
| swing2 = -
| swing2 = -




<!--        Progressive       -->
<!--        Conservatives       -->
| image3            =  
| image3            = [[File:Jean_Andre.jpg|140px]]
| leader3          = William Mackenzie
| leader3          = Jean André
| leaders_seat3 = Bayside
| leaders_seat3 = Bastia
| colour3          = 228B22
| colour3          = 0087dc
| party3            = Progressive Party
| party3            = Conservative Party
| alliance3        =  
| alliance3        =  
| leader_since3    = May 1922
| leader_since3    = March 1922
| last_election3    = n/a
| last_election3    = 129,418 (47.3%)
| seats_before3    = 0
| seats_before3    = 60
| seats3           = -
| seats3 = 26
| seat_change3      = -
| seat_change3      = -34
| popular_vote3    = 0
| popular_vote3    = 84,713
| percentage3      = 0.0%
| percentage3      = 30.9%
| swing2 = -
| swing1 = -
 


   
   
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| before_party      = Liberal
| before_party      = Liberal
| posttitle        = President of Central Shaneville
| posttitle        = President of Central Shaneville
| after_election  = TBD
| after_election  = William Mackenzie
| after_party      = TBD
| after_party      = Progressive
}}
}}


The '''1920 [[Central Shaneville Presidential election]]''' was held on the 10 October 1924. Ben Murker and the Liberals were the incumbent president and party respectively who were both looking for a record third term.
The '''1924 [[Central Shaneville Presidential election]]''' was held on the 10 October 1924. Ben Murker and the Liberals were the incumbent president and party respectively who were both looking for a record third term, after election night William Mackenzie would become the 3rd president of Central Shaneville and the first to rule with a minority government.  


Pre-election an act was also added in Parliament that changed several things in the electoral system, all parties were now on all of the district ballots whilst a new political party called the "Progressive Party" was making plans to run in the 1924 election.  
Pre-election an act was also added in Parliament that changed several things in the electoral system, all parties were now on all of the district ballots whilst a new political party called the "Progressive Party" was making plans to run in the 1924 election.


French-born former Senator and Governor of the Northern town of Bastia - Jean André became leader of the Conservatives following former leader James Graves untimely death in 1922.
French-born former Senator and Governor of the Northern town of Bastia - Jean André became leader of the Conservatives following former leader James Graves untimely death in 1922.
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==Exit Poll==
==Exit Poll==
Pre-election it was announced for the first time in Central Shaneville history, the 1924 election predicted a hung parliament however the Liberals would still win a minority meaning Murker would win a third term as no other party was predicted to win a majority.
The Exit Poll took place a week before the election and predicted the following:
The Exit Poll took place a week before the election and predicted the following:


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! style="vertical-align:top;" |Change
! style="vertical-align:top;" |Change
|-
|-
| bgcolor="#0087dc" |
| bgcolor="#228B22" |
|Conservative Party
|Progressive Party
| style="text-align:right;" |0
| style="text-align:right;" |69
| align=right| -
| align=right| -
|-
|-
| bgcolor="#ff0000" |
| bgcolor="#ff0000" |
|Liberal Party
|Liberal Party
| style="text-align:right;" |0
| style="text-align:right;" |56
| align=right| -
|-
| bgcolor="#0087dc" |
|Conservative Party
| style="text-align:right;" |22
| align=right| -
| align=right| -
|-
|-
| bgcolor="#228B22" |
|colspan=2| Undecided seats
|Progressive Party
| style="text-align:right;" |33
| style="text-align:right;" |0
| align=right| -
| align=right| -
|-
|-
! colspan=4 | TBD
! colspan=4 | PROGRESSIVE PARTY WINS A MINORITY GOVERNMENT
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|-
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | Conservative Party
| style="text-align:left;" | Progressive Party
| style="background:#0087dc"|
| style="background:#228B22;"|
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>Jean André</small>
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>William Mackenzie</small>
| 0
| 80
| 0.0%
| 44.4%
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| {{composition bar|80|180|hex=#228B22}}
| xxx
| xxx
| 0.0
| 34.9%
|  {{percentage bar|0.0|hex=0087dc}}
|  {{percentage bar|34.9|hex=228B22}}
|-
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | Liberal Party
| style="text-align:left;" | Liberal Party
| style="background:#ff0000;"|
| style="background:#ff0000;"|
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>Ben Murker <br> (Incumbent)</small>
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>Ben Murker <br> (Incumbent)</small>
| 0
| 74
| 0.0%
| 41.1%
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| {{composition bar|74|180|hex=#ff0000}}
| xxx
| xxx
| 0.0%'
| 34.3%
|  {{percentage bar|0.0|hex=ff0000}}
|  {{percentage bar|34.3|hex=ff0000}}
|-
|-
| style="text-align:left;" | Progressive Party
| style="text-align:left;" | Conservative Party
| style="background:#228B22;"|
| style="background:#0087dc"|
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>TBD</small>
| style="text-align:left;" | <small>Jean André</small>
| 0
| 26
| 0.0%
| 14.5%
| {{composition bar|0|180|hex=#ff0000}}
| {{composition bar|26|180|hex=#0087dc}}
| xxx
| xxx
| 0.0%'
| 30.9%
|  {{percentage bar|0.0|hex=ff0000}}
|  {{percentage bar|30.9|hex=0087dc}}
|}
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==Aftermath==
In a dramatic twist, it was the new Progressive Party and William Mackenzie who won the election - winning a minority, however the result went to the senate to be confirmed as they held a negotiation process to see if any coalitions or other work arounds would make up the rest of the seats required for a majority however the negotiations failed as they were unable to find a workable majority government.
The Senate then asks William Mackenzie of the Progressive Party to form a minority government as they had the most seats.

Latest revision as of 13:07, 24 October 2021

1924 Central Shanevlle presidential Election
Central Shaneville flag.png
← 1920 10 October 1924 (1924-10-10) 1925 →
180 seats in the Central Shaneville Parliament (CSP)
91 seats needed for a majority
Turnout80%
  First party Second party Third party
  William Mackenzie.jpg Ben Murker.jpg Jean Andre.jpg
Leader William Mackenzie Ben Murker Jean André
Party Progressive Party Democratic Liberal Conservative
Leader since May 1922 August 1916 March 1922
Leader's seat Bayside New Helvetia Bastia
Last election n/a 144,179 (52.7%) 129,418 (47.3%)
Seats before 0 120 60
Seats won 80 74 26
Seat change +80 -46 -34
FPTP vote 95,742 94,022 84,713
Percentage 34.9% 34.3% 30.9%
Swing - - -
President of Central Shaneville before election

Ben Murker
Liberal

President of Central Shaneville

William Mackenzie
Progressive

The 1924 Central Shaneville Presidential election was held on the 10 October 1924. Ben Murker and the Liberals were the incumbent president and party respectively who were both looking for a record third term, after election night William Mackenzie would become the 3rd president of Central Shaneville and the first to rule with a minority government.

Pre-election an act was also added in Parliament that changed several things in the electoral system, all parties were now on all of the district ballots whilst a new political party called the "Progressive Party" was making plans to run in the 1924 election.

French-born former Senator and Governor of the Northern town of Bastia - Jean André became leader of the Conservatives following former leader James Graves untimely death in 1922.

The Progressive Party's aim was to bring Central Shaneville "into the 20th century" and were seen as a threat to the two major parties, the new leader of the Progressive Party was former mayor of Bayside and former Labour Party member, William Mackenzie.

Exit Poll

Pre-election it was announced for the first time in Central Shaneville history, the 1924 election predicted a hung parliament however the Liberals would still win a minority meaning Murker would win a third term as no other party was predicted to win a majority.

The Exit Poll took place a week before the election and predicted the following:

Parties Seats Change
Progressive Party 69 -
Liberal Party 56 -
Conservative Party 22 -
Undecided seats 33 -
PROGRESSIVE PARTY WINS A MINORITY GOVERNMENT

Results

After all electoral districts had been declared, the results were:

Party Leader MLs Votes
Of total Of total
Progressive Party William Mackenzie 80 44.4%
80 / 180
 xxx 34.9%
34.9%
Liberal Party Ben Murker
(Incumbent) 		74 41.1%
74 / 180
 xxx 34.3%
34.3%
Conservative Party Jean André 26 14.5%
26 / 180
 xxx 30.9%
30.9%


Voting summary

Popular vote
Progressive Party
 
 34.9%
Liberal Party
 
 34.3%
Conservative Party
 
 30.9%

Aftermath

In a dramatic twist, it was the new Progressive Party and William Mackenzie who won the election - winning a minority, however the result went to the senate to be confirmed as they held a negotiation process to see if any coalitions or other work arounds would make up the rest of the seats required for a majority however the negotiations failed as they were unable to find a workable majority government.

The Senate then asks William Mackenzie of the Progressive Party to form a minority government as they had the most seats.

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