January 2023 Autuzian legislative election

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January 2023 Autuzian legislative election

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All 400 seats in the Tchambe
201 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Registered9,227,590
Turnout77.81% (Decrease1.44%)
  First party Second party Third party
 
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Leader Catrene Burnot Djeråd Bådwin Rawoul Kinkin
Party Labour Liberal-Progressive National Party
Seat change Increase Decrease
Swing Increase Decrease

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Leader Andrêye Villiers Robiet Dwizink Elwè Coëme
Party Communist-Left Right Unity Centre Party

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Leader Alècsis Raxhon Djenvèle Darrieu Felisse Guiyåme
Party Greens Forward Ho! 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. Labour Prime Minister Catrene Burnot was therefore re-elected.