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| previous_election = 2119 Al-Khilafah Majilis-Ash-Shura election | | previous_election = 2119 Al-Khilafah Majilis-Ash-Shura election | ||
| next_election = 2125 Al-Khilafah Majilis-Ash-Shura election | | next_election = 2125 Al-Khilafah Majilis-Ash-Shura election | ||
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| leader1 = [[Abdulaziz El-Din]] | | leader1 = [[Abdulaziz El-Din]] | ||
| party1 = [[Liberal Party of Al-Khilafah]] | | party1 = [[Liberal Party of Al-Khilafah]] | ||
| leader_since1 = | | leader_since1 = 6th of August 2111 | ||
| leaders_seat1 = Beirut | | leaders_seat1 = Beirut | ||
| last_election1 = 240 seats, 40.7% | | last_election1 = 240 seats, 40.7% | ||
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| percentage2 = 47.4% | | percentage2 = 47.4% | ||
| swing2 = | | swing2 = -7.6% | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:27, 9 November 2021
The 2121 election was the fourth National election in the history of Al-Khilafah Rasullalah and the first won that led to a liberal majority.
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Overview Following arguments that the 2119 Khalid election unfairly advantaged the Traditionalists, the Caliph held another election.
This election took place during the war with America which Al-Khilafah lost.
Change of support
Support changed amongst the merchant seafarers (who had the most casualties in the war), skilled manual workers and schoolteachers (many of whom had sons or, occasionally, daughters, fighting in the war), these groups historically supported the Traditionalists but switched to the Liberals.