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Centre Party

Centre Party
Abbreviation	C
Executive Officer	Khalid Parry
Leader in the Federal Council	Jason Newman
Leader in the National Assembly	Robert Hamilton
Founded	March 17, 1947 (1947-03-17)
Merger of	Agrarian Party Union for Fallish Democracy Federation of Greens and Democrats
Headquarters	Sydenham, Falland
Youth wing	Young Centre
Women's wing	Organisation of Centrist Women
LGBT wing	LGBT+ Centre
Overseas wing	Centrists Abroad
Membership (2020)	86,382
Ideology	Liberal Conservatism Agrarianism Green Conservatism Centrism
Political position	Centre-right
National affiliation	Orange-Blue-Green coalition
Colors	Orange
Slogan	A better Falland is possible
Autonomous branches	Absaland Centre · Lilledic Centre
Seats in the Federal Council	10 / 100
Seats in the National Assembly	99 / 325
Seats in State Parliaments	232 / 982
Website
centreparty.fl

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Social Democratic Party

Social Democratic Party
Abbreviation	SDP
General Secretary	Natalie Richardson
Leader in the Federal Council	Lochlan West
Leader in the National Assembly	Rachel Barker
Founded	June 22, 1893 (1893-06-22)
Headquarters	Sydenham, Falland
Youth wing	Red Dawn
Women's wing	SDP Women
LGBT wing	Queer Socialists
Membership (2020)	93,382
Ideology	Social Democracy
Political position	Centre-left
Colors	Red
Slogan	Hope for a better future
Autonomous branches	Social Democrats in Absaland · Social Democrats in Lilledel
Seats in the Federal Council	23 / 100
Seats in the National Assembly	102 / 325
Seats in State Parliaments	348 / 982
Website
socialdemocrats.fl

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Democratic Party

Democratic Party
Abbreviation	DP
Chairperson	Brian Thompson
Spokesperson	Abbie Mills
Leader in the Federal Council	Fraser Wells
Leader in the National Assembly	Ryley Newman
Founded	October 1, 1919 (1919-10-01)
Merger of	Liberal Party Anti-war union
Headquarters	Sydenham, Falland
Youth wing	New Democrats
Women's wing	Women's Social Union
LGBT wing	LGBTQ+ Democrats
Membership (2020)	63,211
Ideology	Centrism Social liberalism Liberalism
Political position	Centre
National affiliation	Orange-Blue-Green coalition
Colors	Blue
Slogan	Our home, a New Falland
Autonomous branches	Democratic Party of Absaland · Democratic Lilledel
Seats in the Federal Council	38 / 100
Seats in the National Assembly	71 / 325
Seats in State Parliaments	281 / 982
Website
democratsinfalland.fl

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Absish People's Party

Absish People's Party Pàrtaidh an t-sluaigh Albhnnach
Abbreviation	PA
Leader	Ceit MacAdaidh
Leader in the Federal Council	Oisean Morgan
Leader in the National Assembly	Mìcheil Gobha
Leader in the Parliament of Absaland	Iain Rothach
Founded	July 3, 2003 (2003-07-03)
Preceded by	Albish Independence Movement
Headquarters	Rosgar, Falland
Youth wing	Luchd-roinneil òg
Women's wing	Boireannaich an-asgaidh
Membership (2020)	11,382
Ideology	Regionalism Social liberalism Albish minority politics
Political position	Centre to Centre-left
National affiliation	Orange-Blue-Green coalition
Colors	Green
Slogan	Fìor ghuth Albhainn
Seats in the Federal Council	3 / 100
Seats in the National Assembly	29 / 325
Seats in State Parliaments	42 / 982
Website
fìorghuthalbhainn.fl

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2018 Fallish federal election

2018 Fallish federal election

March 10, 2020
All 325 seats to the National Assembly 163 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	92.3%
Party Leader % Seats ± SDP Rachel Barker 31.44% 102 +5 C Nicholas Harper 29.97% 99 +26 DP Laurence Martin 22.54% 71 -35 PA Ceit MacAdaidh (Not standing) 9.11% 30 +9 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
File:TBD A map presenting the results of the election, by party of the MAs elected from each State.
Prime Minister before Laurence Martin DP

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2020 Presidential election

2020 Fallish presidential election

March 10, 2020 (2020-03-10) (first round) March 28, 2020 (2020-03-28) (second round)

Nominee Nicholas Harper Micheal Callow Party C SDP Popular vote 2,575,280 (R1) 6,441,814 (R2) 2,707,778 (R1) 5,522,759 (R2) Percentage 7001216500000000000♠21.65% (R1) 7001541500000000000♠54.15% (R2) 7001227600000000000♠22.76% (R1) 7001464200000000000♠46.42% (R2)

File:Tbd Results of the second round by State

President before election Micheal Callow SDP Elected President Nicholas Harper C

The 2020 Fallish presidential election was held on 10 March and 28 March, 2020. No candidate won a majority in the first round of the election so a runoff election was held between the top two candidates, the incumbent Micheal Callow of the Social Democratic Party (SDP) who was seeking a third term in office and the incumbent Prime Minister, Nicholas Harper of the Centre Party (C). Harper won the election despite most pollsters predicting Callow would win easily.

Micheal Callow and Nicholas Harper led polls during the first round. A strong economy and high approval rating kept Callow ahead during the polls. Lauren Byrne, the incumbent Foreign Minister won the Democratic Party's primaries on 15 January 2017 and entered into a close third behind Harper and Callow. Shortly after this Eric Johnston from the right-wing Family Party entered into fourth place behind Byrne. Two weeks before the first round polls between Callow, Harper and Byrne closed and final polling data suggested a close contest between the three. Callow won the most votes in the first round and Harper who only came second by a margin of 10,000 votes advanced to the second round.

Throughout most of the second round Callow led Harper by upwards of 10 points but support for Callow dropped significantly after allegations of harassment and bullying were filed against Callow by a group of senior civil servants. One civil servant alleged Callow threatened them with violence during the campaign. Callow denied the allegations but polling after the allegations showed Harper ahead albeit with a narrow margin. Preliminary results after the second round showed that Harper had in fact won with a comfortable margin. The results were confirmed by the Ministry of the Interior on 2 April 2020. Harper was sworn in on 1 May 2020. TBD
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List of Fallish governments

	President		Prime Minister		Governing parties				Government
1919		Rhys Chambers		Reginald Wood	DP		SDP	AP	Wood government