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The '''1954 Delamarian General Election''' was called by [[Prime Minister of Delamaria|Prime Minister]] [[James Penwright]] for June 6th, 1954 after a failure to form a government. The [[Liberal Party of Delamaria|Liberal]] party of [[Felix Carcan]] won the plurality of seats, though failed to win a majority, as had happened with the [[United Party of Delamaria|United party]] of [[Logan Leckhampstead]] in the previous [[1953 Delamarian General Election|1953 election]]. Penwright, after consultation with [[President of Delamaria|President]] [[Henley Montmaine]], decided to appoint Carcan as Prime Minister. | The '''1954 Delamarian General Election''' was called by [[Prime Minister of Delamaria|Prime Minister]] [[James Penwright]] for June 6th, 1954 after a failure to form a government. The [[Liberal Party of Delamaria|Liberal]] party of [[Felix Carcan]] won the plurality of seats, though failed to win a majority, as had happened with the [[United Party of Delamaria|United party]] of [[Logan Leckhampstead]] in the previous [[1953 Delamarian General Election|1953 election]]. Penwright, after consultation with [[President of Delamaria|President]] [[Henley Montmaine]], decided to appoint Carcan as Prime Minister. | ||
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The 1954 Delamarian General Election was called by Prime Minister James Penwright for June 6th, 1954 after a failure to form a government. The Liberal party of Felix Carcan won the plurality of seats, though failed to win a majority, as had happened with the United party of Logan Leckhampstead in the previous 1953 election. Penwright, after consultation with President Henley Montmaine, decided to appoint Carcan as Prime Minister.
