2014 Esthursian general election

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2014 Esthursian general election
← January 2011 6 April, 2014 2018 →

851 in the House of Members;
401 in the House of Barons
Turnout71.4%
  First party Second party Third party
  JohnLargan.png StephenAlborough.png BenjaminNewberry.png
Leader John Largan Stephen Alborough Benjamin Newberry
Party Social Democrats Conservative Union Progressive Group
Leader since 17 June, 2007 22 July, 2011 1 November, 2003
Last election 153 Barons
517 Members
70 Barons
149 Members
44 Barons
11 Members
Seats won 97 Barons
292 Members
114 Barons
247 Members
59 Barons
42 Members
Seat change Decrease 56
Decrease 225
Increase 44
Increase 98
Increase 15
Increase 31
Popular vote 16,837,968
22,357,469
19,842,253
19,562,784
10,270,462
5,868,835
Percentage 24.1%
32.0%
28.4%
28.0%
14.7%
8.4%
Swing Decrease 13.9%
Decrease 13.1%
Increase 11.1%
Increase 9.5%
Increase 3.7%
Increase 2.2%

  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  ArthurNewell.jpg HeinarSuthbrok.jpg MorwenLlethan.png
Leader Arthur Newell Heiner Suþbrok Morwen Llethan
Party Socialist Front Asthoric Workers' Party The Localist Group
Leader since 12 August, 2009 2 March, 2010 2 April, 2003
Last election 14 Barons
4 Members
37 Barons
55 Members
33 Barons
60 Members
Seats won 34 Barons
48 Members
26 Barons
104 Members
14 Barons
31 Members
Seat change Increase 20
Increase 44
Decrease 11
Increase 49
Decrease 19
Decrease 29
Popular vote 5,914,791
6,556,593
5,520,500
5,798,968
2,455,274
3,144,019
Percentage 8.5%
9.4%
7.9%
8.3%
3.5%
4.5%
Swing Increase 5.0%
Increase 8.1%
Decrease 2.8%
Increase 2.4%
Decrease 4.7%
Decrease 1.8%

Prime Minister before election

John Largan
Social Democrats (minor-majority)

Elected Prime Minister

John Largan
Social Democrats (minority)

The 2014 Esthursian general election was held on 6 April, 2014, as per the Constitution term limits. The election resulted in a continued Social Democrat-led coalition in the House of Barons, however the Social Democrats failed to win another Members majority as they had in 2011. The Conservative Union also became the largest party in the Barons, however due to the successful coalition negotiations by Prime Minister John Largan with other left-leaning parties, did not form the government.