2019 Sulivannian general election

The 2019 Sulivannian general election was held on Saturday, 6 July 2019, in order to elect all 609 members of the House of Representatives, and 127 (Class I) members of the Senate (not including the speaker) to the Parliament of Sulivannia.

2019 Sulivannian general election

July 6, 2019 (2019-07-06)
All 609 seats to the House of Representatives and 127 of 255 seats to the Senate 305 House of Representatives seats, 128 Senate seats seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered	114,693,556
Turnout	93.12%
First party Second party Third party   Leader Grant Moulder Kevin Heath Josephine Verona Party Progressive Democratic Liberal Federal Unionist Social Democratic Alliance Leader since 18 July 2017 29 May 2019 3 August 2017 Leader's seat Cromley East, Exeter 23rd Woburne Lake, Preston 5th Bellarstonne, Glen Coast 17th Last election 230 seats, 38.13% 306 seats, 41.33% (New party) Seats before 233 seats 301 seats 0 seats Seats won 294 seats 238 seats 30 seats Seat change +61 seats -63 seats +30 seats Popular vote 40,934,364 37,990,852 13,910,467 Percentage 38.33% 35.57% 13.02% Swing +2.98% -5.14% +8.46%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Matthew Wood Bruce Mayer Betty Yates Party Conservative Sulivannia First Greens Leader since 25 October 2012 5 June 2010 19 May 2007 Leader's seat Stonnington, Arthur Lakes 7th Welden and Bowville, Carson 5th Medley Beach South, Exeter 48th Last election 39 seats, 10.86% 11 seats, 2.30% 5 seats, 1.32% Seats before 36 seats 11 seats 5 seats Seats won 9 seats 9 seats 5 seats Seat change -27 seats -2 seats 0 seats Popular vote 2,695,088 1,953,121 1,786,895 Percentage 2.52% 1.83% 1.67% Swing -5.52% -0.35% +0.14%   Seventh party   Leader Gerard Collins Party National Democratic Libertarians Leader since 26 February 2014 Leader's seat Marion and Colean, Hotham 6th Last election 4 seats, 2.76% Seats before 4 seats Seats won 4 seats Seat change 0 seats Popular vote 2,747,627 Percentage 2.57% Swing -0.04%
Prime Minister before election Kevin Heath Liberal Federal Unionist Elected Prime Minister Grant Moulder Progressive Democratic