April 2022 Esthursian general election

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2022 Esthursian general election
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851 in the House of Ministers;
401 in the House of Barons
  First party Second party Third party
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Leader Harold Osborne Rosemary Manning Jeremy Wilson
Party Social Democrats Conservative Union Progressive Group
Leader since 30 January, 2015 16 November, 2018 19 May, 2014
Last election 130 Barons
459 Ministers
107 Barons
166 Ministers
57 Barons
73 Ministers
Seat change Increase 71
Steady
Increase 94
Increase 260
Increase 144
Increase 353

  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
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Leader Hannah Banbury Morwen Llethan Graham Ingley
Party Republic The Localist Group Esthur People's Party
Leader since 11 July, 2021 2 April, 2003 31 July, 2019
Last election 0 Barons
0 Ministers
24 Barons
47 Ministers
0 Barons
0 Ministers
Seat change Increase 201
Increase 426
Increase 177
Increase 379
Increase 201
Increase 426

  Seventh party
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Leader John Frampton
Party Middle Group
Leader since 10 October, 2014
Last election 20 Barons
34 Ministers
Seat change Increase 181
Increase 392

Prime Minister before election

Harold Osborne
Social Democrats (minor-minority)

Elected Prime Minister

TBD

The 2022 Esthursian general election will be held on 3 April, 2022, as per the Constitution term limits. This will also be the first general election to use the Single Transferable Vote system in the Ministry elections, following the defeat of the Government bill to veto the Electoral Commission reforms to the 2022 election. This is likely to lead to the production of more proportional results within the House of Ministers.