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The '''2020 Nørdenavvic state election''' will take place on September 25th, 2020. All 150 seats in the Nørdenavvic parliament were at stake. It was the second election to the Nørdenavvic parliament since Ordennya was reorganised into a federation in 2015, and the seventh election in Nørdenavvic overall since lawmaking powers were devolved to the region in 1998. | The '''2020 Nørdenavvic state election''' will take place on September 25th, 2020. All 150 seats in the Nørdenavvic parliament were at stake. It was the second election to the Nørdenavvic parliament since Ordennya was reorganised into a federation in 2015, and the seventh election in Nørdenavvic overall since lawmaking powers were devolved to the region in 1998. | ||
The election resulted in | The election resulted in a landslide victory for the regionalist and indigenous rights party, the Nørdenaavic Alliance Plus (NA+), bringing an end to the 22-year political dominance of the Liberal Union in the region. | ||
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The 2020 Nørdenavvic state election will take place on September 25th, 2020. All 150 seats in the Nørdenavvic parliament were at stake. It was the second election to the Nørdenavvic parliament since Ordennya was reorganised into a federation in 2015, and the seventh election in Nørdenavvic overall since lawmaking powers were devolved to the region in 1998.
The election resulted in a landslide victory for the regionalist and indigenous rights party, the Nørdenaavic Alliance Plus (NA+), bringing an end to the 22-year political dominance of the Liberal Union in the region.