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| party1 = [[National Socialist Party of Fravina|National Socialist Party]]
| party1 = [[National Socialist Party of Fravina|National Socialist Party]]
| alliance1 = [[National Worker's Coalition of Fravina|National Worker's Coalition]]
| alliance1 = [[National Worker's Coalition of Fravina|National Worker's Coalition]]
| leader_since1     = 29 August 2015
| leader_since1 = 29 August 2015
| seats_before1    = 108
| seats_before1    = 108
| seats1            = 111
| seats1            = 111
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| party2            = [[Social Labour Party of Fravina|Social Labour Party]]
| party2            = [[Social Labour Party of Fravina|Social Labour Party]]
| alliance2 = [[National Worker's Coalition of Fravina|National Worker's Coalition]]
| alliance2 = [[National Worker's Coalition of Fravina|National Worker's Coalition]]
| leader_since2     = 19 April 2012
| leader_since2 = 19 April 2012
| seats_before2    = 179
| seats_before2    = 179
| seats2            = 213
| seats2            = 213
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| party3 = [[Green Liberal Party of Fravina|Green Liberal Party]]
| party3 = [[Green Liberal Party of Fravina|Green Liberal Party]]
| alliance3 = [[United Liberal Coalition of Fravina|United Liberal Coalition]]
| alliance3 = [[United Liberal Coalition of Fravina|United Liberal Coalition]]
| leader_since3     = 28 May 2010
| leader_since3 = 28 May 2010
| seats_before3    = 135
| seats_before3    = 135
| seats3            = 113
| seats3            = 113
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| party4 = [[Blue Liberal Party of Fravina|Blue Liberal Party]]
| party4 = [[Blue Liberal Party of Fravina|Blue Liberal Party]]
| alliance4 = [[United Liberal Coalition of Fravina|United Liberal Coalition]]
| alliance4 = [[United Liberal Coalition of Fravina|United Liberal Coalition]]
| leader_since4     = 21 June 2013
| leader_since4 = 21 June 2013
| seats_before4    = 138
| seats_before4    = 138
| seats4            = 118
| seats4            = 118
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| leader6          = [[Claude Hugo]]
| leader6          = [[Claude Hugo]]
| party6 = [[National People's Party of Fravina|National People's Party]]
| party6 = [[National People's Party of Fravina|National People's Party]]
| alliance6         = ''None''
| alliance6 = ''None''
| leader_since6     = 14 November 2011
| leader_since6 = 14 November 2011
| seats_before6    = 0
| seats_before6    = 0
| seats6            = 11
| seats6            = 11

Revision as of 22:18, 11 October 2021

2015 Fravina legislative election
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← 2010 5-6 December 2015 2020 →

All 574 seats in the Wing of Legislation
288 seats needed for a majority
  Majority party Minority party Third party
  Alix-de-Rose.jpg 582f63fd061652afb87405238070.jpg Edith-Cerdan.jpg
Leader Alix de Rose Bernard Beaumont Edith Cerdan
Party National Socialist Party Social Labour Party Green Liberal Party
Alliance National Worker's Coalition National Worker's Coalition  United Liberal Coalition
Leader since 29 August 2015 19 April 2012 28 May 2010
Seats before 108 179 135
Seats won 111 213 113
Seat change Increase 3 Increase 34 Decrease 22

  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  Alois-Garnier.jpg Vincent-Wolff.png Claude-Hugo.jpg
Leader Alois Garnier Vincent Wolff Claude Hugo
Party Blue Liberal Party Free Capitalist Party National People's Party
Alliance United Liberal Coalition United Liberal Coalition None
Leader since 21 June 2013 1 September 2000 14 November 2011
Seats before 138 14 0
Seats won 118 8 11
Seat change Decrease 20 Decrease 6 Increase 11

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Composition of the Wing of Legislation after the election

President before election

Office vacant

President after election

Bernard Beaumont
Worker's Coalition

Legislative elections were held in Fravina on 5-6 December 2015, alongside examination elections, to elect the members of the 14th People's Council. At stake were all 574 seats in the Wing of Legislation. It resulted in the National Worker's Coalition, composed of the National Socialist Party and Social Labour Party, receiving a majority of 36 seats, the slimmest majority since 1980 and the first majority since 2010.