January 2023 Autuzian legislative election

January 2023 Autuzian legislative election

23 January, 2023
All 400 seats in the Tchambe 201 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered	9,227,590
Turnout	77.81% (1.44%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Catrene Burnot Djeråd Bådwin Rawoul Kinkin Party Labour Liberal-Progressive National Party Seat change Swing   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Elwè Coëme Andrêye Villiers Robiet Dwizink Party Centre Party Communist-Left Right Unity   Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party   Leader Djenvèle Darrieu Alècsis Raxhon Felisse Guiyåme Party Eastward Ho! Greens Radical-Liberal
Government before before election Burnot I Cabinet Labour-Communist Left-Greens-Centre Government after election Burnot II Cabinet Labour-Communist Left-Centre-Greens

Legislative elections were held in Auzance on 23 January, 2023 for the Tchambe. The incumbent coalition, who had called the snap election amid legislative gridlock, received a vote of confidence. The councilist left-wing to far-left Labour party received significant gains, as did the right-wing populist National Party, as well as the social-democratic centre-left to left-wing Centre, and the centre-right Solarian democratic Right Unity. The main opposition, the centre-left Liberal-Progressives, suffered their largest defeat since 2012, while the Greens lost most of their gains from the previous cycle, reducing their scale in the resultant coalition government. The pro-Euclean liberal-conservative Eastward Ho! party entered the Tchambe for the first time. Labour Prime Minister Catrene Burnot was therefore re-elected.