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In 2022, a '''[[Kurultai]]''' was convened in the city of Korla, under the jurisdiction of the Second Golden Horde. 33 representatives of clans were summoned, while 66 members were popularly elected.
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In 2022, a '''[[Kurultai]]''' was convened in the city of [[wikipedia:Korla|Korla]] to serve as the legislature of the [[Mongol Uls]]. 33 representatives of clans were summoned, while 66 members were popularly elected.


==Election==
==Election==
===Mongolia===
===Mongolia===
The [[Greater Mongolia Movement]] increased both its vote share and seat count, winning in a landslide for the second time.
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|style="background:#6AAEE5"|
|style="background:#6AAEE5"|
|style="text-align:left"|Greater Mongolia Movement
|style="text-align:left"|'''[[Greater Mongolia Movement]]'''
|6,880,201
|'''6,880,201'''
|70.0
|'''70.0 '''
|22
|'''22'''
| +3
| +3
|-
|-
|style="background:#7A0000"|
|style="background:#7A0000"|
|style="text-align:left"|Uniting Mongolia
|style="text-align:left"|[[Uniting Mongolia]]
|2,098,550
|2,098,550
|21.3
|21.3
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|-
|style="background:#CC8A5C"|
|style="background:#CC8A5C"|
|style="text-align:left"|Central Asian People's Party
|style="text-align:left"|[[Central Asian People's Party]]
|807,324
|807,324
|8.2
|8.2
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|-
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Eligible voters and turnout'''
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Eligible voters and turnout'''
|16,521,872
|18,521,872
|59.8%
|53.3%
|colspan="2"|
|colspan="2"|
|}
|}


===Gurkaniyan===
===Gurkaniyan===
Elections in Gurkaniyan are not considered to be free and fair, as only married Muslim men over the age of 40 ("electors") are fully enfranchised. The votes of a Muslim woman over the age of 40 or a Muslim man under the age of 40 are counted for 1/2 of that of an elector. Non-Muslims, meanwhile, vote in a separate process for the single "minorities" seat.
Elections in Gurkaniyan are not considered to be free and fair, as only married Muslim men over the age of 40 ("electors") are fully enfranchised. The votes of a Muslim woman over the age of 40 or a Muslim man under the age of 40 are counted for 1/2 of that of an elector. Non-Muslims, meanwhile, vote in a separate process for the single "minorities" seat, which was won by a member of the Central Asian People's Party contesting as an independent.
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|-
|style="background:#216D17"|
|style="background:#216D17"|
|style="text-align:left"|Gurkani Clerical Association
|style="text-align:left"|[[Gurkani Clerical Alliance]]
|3,278,553
|3,278,553
|42.8
|42.8
|9
|'''9'''
| -2
| -2
|-
|-
|style="background:#E8A61A"|
|style="background:#E8A61A"|
|style="text-align:left"|Gurkani Islamic Modernist Party
|style="text-align:left"|'''[[Islamic Modernist Party]]'''
|4,383,290
|'''4,383,290'''
|57.2
|'''57.2'''
|6
|6
| +2
| +2
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†The total number of votes cast; the adjusted number of votes tallied was 5,228,609.5
†The total number of votes cast; the adjusted number of votes tallied was 5,228,609.5
===Kharkorin City===
The seat count results exactly repeated those of the previous election, if Uniting Mongolia is considered the ''de facto'' successor of Mongolia Rise.
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:right; font-size: 100%;"
|-style="background:#e9e9e9;"
!colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|Parties
!Votes
!%
!Seats
!±
|-
|style="background:#6AAEE5"|
|style="text-align:left"|'''[[Greater Mongolia Movement]]'''
|'''759,821'''
|'''64.3'''
|'''5'''
| 0
|-
|style="background:#7A0000"|
|style="text-align:left"|[[Uniting Mongolia]]
|202,087
|17.1
|1
| New
|-
|style="background:#CC8A5C"|
|style="text-align:left"|[[Central Asian People's Party]]
|200,828
|17.0
|1
| 0
|-
|style="background:#FFFFFF"|
|style="text-align:left"|Others
|19,665
|1.7
|0
| 0
|-
!colspan="6"|
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Total'''
|'''1,182,401'''
|'''100%'''
|7
|0
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Eligible voters and turnout'''
|1,381,966
|85.6%
|colspan="2"|
|}
===Uyghur Community===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:right; font-size: 100%;"
|-style="background:#e9e9e9;"
!colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|Parties
!Votes
!%
!Seats
!±
|-
|style="background:#0000FF"|
|style="text-align:left"|'''Kok Bayraq'''
|'''2,261,454'''
|'''73.6 '''
|'''4'''
| +1
|-
|style="background:#CC8A5C"|
|style="text-align:left"|[[Central Asian People's Party]]
|811,606
|26.4
|1
| -1
|-
|style="background:#FFFFFF"|
|style="text-align:left"|Others
|304
|0.1
|0
| 0
|-
!colspan="6"|
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Total'''
|'''3,073,364'''
|'''100%'''
|5
|0
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Eligible voters and turnout'''
|3,999,312
|76.8%
|colspan="2"|
|}
===Tibetan Community===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align:right; font-size: 100%;"
|-style="background:#e9e9e9;"
!colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|Parties
!Votes
!%
!Seats
!±
|-
|style="background:#933AE7"|
|style="text-align:left"|'''Gangs Seng Ge'''
|'''1,313,921'''
|'''93.3'''
|'''4'''
| 0
|-
|style="background:#FFFFFF"|
|style="text-align:left"|Others
|94,680
|6.7
|0
| 0
|-
!colspan="6"|
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Total'''
|'''1,408,601'''
|'''100%'''
|4
|0
|-
|colspan="2" style="text-align:left"|'''Eligible voters and turnout'''
|3,191,688
|44.1%
|colspan="2"|
|}
===Chinese Community===
2 members from the [[wikipedia:Chinese Communist Party|Chinese Communist Party]] were elected by block voting. The election was not considered free and fair.
===Mongol Community===
2 members from the Greater Mongolia Movement were elected by acclamation.
==Events==
===First Day===
Most Kurultai participants arrived in Korla on July 10th or 11th. Members were sworn in by the Bogd Gegeen in an hour-long session from 12:00 to 13:00 on July 11th. After the initial swearing-in, members for the party Uniting Mongolia left, claiming the Kurultai was illegitimate as it was not held in Mongolia.
===Second Day===
[[File:The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi trying his hand on archery at Mini Naadam Festival, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia on May 17, 2015.jpg|thumb|Indian PM Narendra Modi competes in the archery event]]
On the second day (July 12th), three sporting events were held: [[wikipedia:Mongolian wrestling|Mongolian wrestling]], horse racing, and archery. The men's and women's wrestling events were won by the [[wikipedia:Ulan Bator|Ulan Bator]] and [[wikipedia:Khovd|Khovd]] teams, respectively, while [[wikipedia:Samarqand|Samarqand]] and [[wikipedia:Ürümqi|Ürümqi]] won the men's and women's horse racing events, respectively, and [[wikipedia:Lhasa|Lhasa]] and [[Kharkorin]] won men's and women's archery, respectively. The host team of Korla did not win any events. The sporting events were attended by foreign dignitaries, including [[wikipedia:India|India]]'s [[wikipedia:Modi|Narendra Modi]] and [[wikipedia:Japan|Japan]]'s [[wikipedia:Kishida|Fumio Kishida]]. After the games, the foreign dignitaries met with the Bogd Gegeen.
===Third Day===
The third day, July 13th, was dedicated to coalition formation. The Greater Mongolia Movement, having won the most seats, negotiated with other parties to win support for a renewal of its incumbent coalition with the Central Asian People's Party. At the end of the day, Muharrem Toglayev of the Gurkani Clerical Association was elected as the President of the Kurultai, with Batu Ganbat of the Greater Mongolia Movement and Namgyal Dorje of the Gangs Seng Ge as his deputies, while a tentative Greater Mongolia Movement-led coalition was announced.
===Aftermath===
After the traditional 3-day meeting in Korla, Kurultai members returned to Kharkorin. On July 22nd, the incumbent cabinet was given a vote of confidence, and the two-year term of the Kurultai began.

Latest revision as of 21:15, 30 December 2023

Korla Kurultai
Type
Type
Leadership
President
Muharrem Toglayev, GRI
First Vice-President
Batu Ganbat, DMN
Second Vice-President
Namgyal Dorje, GSG
Structure
Seats100
Korla Kurultai.svg
Political groups
Government (34):
  DMN: 29 seats
  TAN: 5 seats
Support (19):
  GRI: 9 seats
  ZIP: 6 seats
  GSG: 4 seats
Opposition (13):
  MN: 7 seats
  KB: 4 seats
  CCP: 2 seats
Ex-officio (34):
  Clans: 33 seats
  Bogd Gegeen: 1 seat
Elections
Party-list proportional representation in multi-member constituencies
Website
korla2022.ml (planned)

In 2022, a Kurultai was convened in the city of Korla to serve as the legislature of the Mongol Uls. 33 representatives of clans were summoned, while 66 members were popularly elected.

Election

Mongolia

The Greater Mongolia Movement increased both its vote share and seat count, winning in a landslide for the second time.

Parties Votes % Seats ±
Greater Mongolia Movement 6,880,201 70.0 22 +3
Uniting Mongolia 2,098,550 21.3 6 New
Central Asian People's Party 807,324 8.2 2 +1
Others 86,876 0.9 0 0
Total 9,872,951 100% 30 0
Eligible voters and turnout 18,521,872 53.3%

Gurkaniyan

Elections in Gurkaniyan are not considered to be free and fair, as only married Muslim men over the age of 40 ("electors") are fully enfranchised. The votes of a Muslim woman over the age of 40 or a Muslim man under the age of 40 are counted for 1/2 of that of an elector. Non-Muslims, meanwhile, vote in a separate process for the single "minorities" seat, which was won by a member of the Central Asian People's Party contesting as an independent.

Parties Votes % Seats ±
Gurkani Clerical Alliance 3,278,553 42.8 9 -2
Islamic Modernist Party 4,383,290 57.2 6 +2
Designated Minorities N/A N/A 1 0
Total 7,661,843† 100% 16 0
Eligible voters and turnout 16,223,908 47.2%

†The total number of votes cast; the adjusted number of votes tallied was 5,228,609.5

Kharkorin City

The seat count results exactly repeated those of the previous election, if Uniting Mongolia is considered the de facto successor of Mongolia Rise.

Parties Votes % Seats ±
Greater Mongolia Movement 759,821 64.3 5 0
Uniting Mongolia 202,087 17.1 1 New
Central Asian People's Party 200,828 17.0 1 0
Others 19,665 1.7 0 0
Total 1,182,401 100% 7 0
Eligible voters and turnout 1,381,966 85.6%

Uyghur Community

Parties Votes % Seats ±
Kok Bayraq 2,261,454 73.6 4 +1
Central Asian People's Party 811,606 26.4 1 -1
Others 304 0.1 0 0
Total 3,073,364 100% 5 0
Eligible voters and turnout 3,999,312 76.8%

Tibetan Community

Parties Votes % Seats ±
Gangs Seng Ge 1,313,921 93.3 4 0
Others 94,680 6.7 0 0
Total 1,408,601 100% 4 0
Eligible voters and turnout 3,191,688 44.1%

Chinese Community

2 members from the Chinese Communist Party were elected by block voting. The election was not considered free and fair.

Mongol Community

2 members from the Greater Mongolia Movement were elected by acclamation.

Events

First Day

Most Kurultai participants arrived in Korla on July 10th or 11th. Members were sworn in by the Bogd Gegeen in an hour-long session from 12:00 to 13:00 on July 11th. After the initial swearing-in, members for the party Uniting Mongolia left, claiming the Kurultai was illegitimate as it was not held in Mongolia.

Second Day

Indian PM Narendra Modi competes in the archery event

On the second day (July 12th), three sporting events were held: Mongolian wrestling, horse racing, and archery. The men's and women's wrestling events were won by the Ulan Bator and Khovd teams, respectively, while Samarqand and Ürümqi won the men's and women's horse racing events, respectively, and Lhasa and Kharkorin won men's and women's archery, respectively. The host team of Korla did not win any events. The sporting events were attended by foreign dignitaries, including India's Narendra Modi and Japan's Fumio Kishida. After the games, the foreign dignitaries met with the Bogd Gegeen.

Third Day

The third day, July 13th, was dedicated to coalition formation. The Greater Mongolia Movement, having won the most seats, negotiated with other parties to win support for a renewal of its incumbent coalition with the Central Asian People's Party. At the end of the day, Muharrem Toglayev of the Gurkani Clerical Association was elected as the President of the Kurultai, with Batu Ganbat of the Greater Mongolia Movement and Namgyal Dorje of the Gangs Seng Ge as his deputies, while a tentative Greater Mongolia Movement-led coalition was announced.

Aftermath

After the traditional 3-day meeting in Korla, Kurultai members returned to Kharkorin. On July 22nd, the incumbent cabinet was given a vote of confidence, and the two-year term of the Kurultai began.

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