2018 Polatan General Election

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2018 Polatan General Election

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All 100 Seats in the People’s Assembly
51 seats needed for a majority
Registered9,400,856
Turnout99%
  First party Second party Third party
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Leader Mary Sasor John Randel Martin Habersham
Party Conservatives Liberal Northern Alliance
Leader since 3 June, 2018 12 October, 2011 12 August, 2008
Leader's seat Island Downtown Williams
Last election 51, 35.4% 27, 19.9% 9, 13.5%
Seats before 51 27 9
Seats won 45 30 10
Seat change Decrease 6 Increase 3 Increase 1
Percentage 28.9% 21.3% 14.4%
Swing -6.5% +1.4% +0.9%

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Leader Mitch Dawson Martin Danton Maria Saunders
Party Nationalists Green Mountain
Leader since 8 August, 2009 9 December, 2014 26 January, 2003
Leader's seat Western Oceanside Mountain Territory
Last election 5, 11.5% 5, 10.5% 2, 5.7%
Seats before 5 5 2
Seats won 7 5 3
Seat change Increase 2 Steady Increase 1
Percentage 13.6% 11.5% 8.4%
Swing +2.1% +1.0% +3.2%

Prime Minister before election

John Wickers
Conservatives

Prime Minister

Mary Sasor
Conservatives

The 2018 Polatan General Election was held on 2 July, 2018 after then Prime Minister John Wickers asked Prince James II for an election.

A total of 9,306,847 votes where cast in the election making it 99% of the total 9,400,856 registered voters. 94,009 people where fined for failure to vote in this election.

Election

The 2018 General Election came about as then Prime Minister John Wickers wished to keep the elections on a four year schedule. As such he requested that an election be held and Prince James II granted that request. The election was set for 2 July, 2018.

The Conservative Party which was led by Mary Sasor due to the results of the previous Conservative leadership election. John Wickers did not stand in this election as Prime Minister. The close change in party leadership and Wickers decision to not stand cost the party greatly as they lost both their majority and lost the greatest number of seats

Polls

Full Results

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Party Votes % Seats +/–
Conservatives 2,689,679 28.9 45 –6
Liberal 1,982,358 21.3 30 +3
Northern Alliance 1,340,186 14.4 10 +1
Nationalists 1,172,663 12.6 7 +2
Green 1,070,287 11.5 5 0
Mountain 781,775 8.4 3 +1
Pirate Party 145,187 1.56 0 -1
Llama United Party 66,079 0.71 0 0
Republican Alliance 30,713 0.33 0 0
Loony Party 9,307 0.10 0 0
Justice 6,514 0.07 0 New
Thermodolian Movement 4,653 0.05 0 0
Social Democrats 2,792 0.03 0 0
Northern Independence 931 0.01 0 0
Workers United 930 0.01 0 0
Liberal Democrats 929 0.01 0 0
One Polata 465 0.005 0 0
Libertarians 279 0.003 0 0
Democracy Now! 186 0.002 0 New
National Unity 185 0.002 0 0
Christian Democrats 47 0.0005 0 0
Bible Bloc 46 0.0005 0 0
Invalid/blank votes 642 0.007
Total 9,306,847 100 100 0
Registered voters/turnout 9,400,856 99


Members of Parliament who lost their Seats

Party Name Year elected
Pirate Party Luke Raymond 2010
Conservatives John Wickers 2000
Conservatives Edmond Fasea 2014
Conservatives Jacob Roll 2014
Conservatives Roy Folkman 2010
Conservatives Mary Garan 2008
Conservatives Mitch Russo 1998