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The '''1916 [[Central Shaneville Presidential election]]''' was held on the 12 October 1916, Henry Hind and the Conservative Party were the incumbent president and party respectively, this election also saw only 2 parties run for the presidency with Hite declaring that he would run for a second term all the way in 1914, the early buildup to the election saw the dissolvement of the Anti-Confederation Party following their leader's death at a public demonstration weeks after the 1912 election, parliament decided to give the empty 15 seats to the Liberals in early 1913. | The '''1916 [[Central Shaneville Presidential election]]''' was held on the 12 October 1916, Henry Hind and the Conservative Party were the incumbent president and party respectively, this election also saw only 2 parties run for the presidency with Hite declaring that he would run for a second term all the way in 1914, the early buildup to the election saw the dissolvement of the Anti-Confederation Party following their leader's death at a public demonstration weeks after the 1912 election, parliament decided to give the empty 15 seats to the Liberals in early 1913. | ||
Pre-election, the Liberal Party claimed that whilst many saw Hite's first term as President in a successful way he had been slow to enact change on Central Shaneville which was developing in a rapid way (though not enough to justify changing the electoral districts.) | Pre-election, the Liberal Party claimed that whilst many saw Hite's first term as President in a successful way he had been slow to enact change on Central Shaneville which was developing in a rapid way (though not enough to justify changing the electoral districts.) | ||
In August, two months before the election, Jack Dunn (former Liberal party leader) was replaced with Ben Murker who has been a outspoken critic of the Conservative government, he also has formed his own vigilante group in response to the government's failure to deal with crime however this was disbanded shortly after the government found out, Murker was cleared of any wrong doing following the investigation, Murker chose his seat as the New Helvetia district in a hope the large amount of American and European immigrants in that region can help boost the Liberal Party's numbers. | |||
==Exit Poll== | ==Exit Poll== | ||
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The 1916 Central Shaneville Presidential election was held on the 12 October 1916, Henry Hind and the Conservative Party were the incumbent president and party respectively, this election also saw only 2 parties run for the presidency with Hite declaring that he would run for a second term all the way in 1914, the early buildup to the election saw the dissolvement of the Anti-Confederation Party following their leader's death at a public demonstration weeks after the 1912 election, parliament decided to give the empty 15 seats to the Liberals in early 1913.
Pre-election, the Liberal Party claimed that whilst many saw Hite's first term as President in a successful way he had been slow to enact change on Central Shaneville which was developing in a rapid way (though not enough to justify changing the electoral districts.)
In August, two months before the election, Jack Dunn (former Liberal party leader) was replaced with Ben Murker who has been a outspoken critic of the Conservative government, he also has formed his own vigilante group in response to the government's failure to deal with crime however this was disbanded shortly after the government found out, Murker was cleared of any wrong doing following the investigation, Murker chose his seat as the New Helvetia district in a hope the large amount of American and European immigrants in that region can help boost the Liberal Party's numbers.
Exit Poll
The Exit Poll took place a week before the election and predicted the following:
| Parties | Seats | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conservative Party | 0 | - | |
| Liberal Party | 0 | - | |
| TBD | |||
Results
After all electoral districts had been declared, the results were:
| Party | Leader | MLs | Votes | |||||
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| Of total | Of total | |||||||
| Conservative Party | Henry Hite (Incumbent) |
0 | 0.0% | 0 / 180
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xxx | 0.0 | 0.0% | |
| Liberal Party | Ben Murker | 0 | 0.0% | 0 / 180
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xxx | 0.0%' | 0.0% | |