2021 Vinalian General election

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2021 Vinalian General election

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All 185 seats in the House of the People (93 needed for majority). All 39 seats in the Senate of the Union (20 needed for majority).
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Leader Omelyan Pavlov Rayisa Bohdanivna Stepan Martynyuk
Party Unionist Party Workers Party of Vinalia Conservative Party
Alliance Grand Union Coalition Grand Union Coalition Grand Union Coalition
Leader since 20 June 2019 19 December 2020 28 January 2017
Leader's seat Chyhyryn (Senate) Orlavo 1st District (House) Velkarichka 2nd District (House)
Last election 14 Senate, 69 House 10 Senate, 37 House 8 Senate, 28 House
Seats won 0 Senate, 0 House 0 Senate, 0 House

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Leader Trokhym Radkohn Hryhorij Bujicnovik Yana Perepelytsya
Party Freedom Party Nationalist Party Green Party
Leader since 20 August 2019 30 January 2019 17 November 2006
Leader's seat Kisharsk (Senate) South Bin 1st House District (House) Zamara 5th District (House)
Last election 5 Senate, 25 House 1 Senate, 11 House 1 Senate, 8 House
Seats won 0 Senate, 0 House 0 Senate, 0 House 0 Senate, 0 House

Minister-President before election

Omelyan Pavlov
Unionist

Elected Minister-President

TBD

The 2021 Vinalian General election is to be held on Sunday, 12 August 2019, to elect the 16th Vinalian Parliament of the United Republic of Vinalia. All 183 seats in the House of the People are up for election, as well as the 39 seats in the Senate of the Union. The election was called, after the Parliament was dissolved by President Ersnt Rupold, on June 12th 2021, as per law which mandates parliamentary elections 2 years after the previous parliamentary election, which had been carried out the 12th of August 2019.

Pavlov is competing to be reelected for his second term as head of the Unionist Party, the major party in the ruling coalition, the Grand Union Coalition which has seen increased tensions and volatility between its two other members in the past few months, the Workers Party and the Conservative Party. The Workers Party the second largest party in Parliament has been hit by stagnant results in local elections and an ever dissastifaction with the Conservative party, which has under Stepan Martynyuk moved further to the right. The Conservative Party has seen great success in local elections and with wavering support for the Nationalist and Freedom parties, the Conservative party is set to make gains against those two parties.

Electoral process

Voters elect using the closed list Proportional representation method, each province/federal district is slotted at the minimum one seat, with seats being added in relation to the province/district with the smallest population (currently the province of Juyu Ruwach South with 134,600 people). The largest province by population and seats is that of Zamara with 43 seats followed by Vevetsia with 35 seats. For a party to seat a member in that province/district they must gain a necessary % of votes with parties in Juyu Ruwach South only requiring 51% of the vote to win a seat, while in Chervona for every 2.33% of the vote won a candidate is seated. Elections are held every two years, with seats being assigned every 10 years following a census (the Federal district of Vinalinsk had a census performed in 2017, adding three more seats into the district.)

Elections for the Senate are similar to House elections with the exception that all provinces/districts elect 3 members regardless of population, a 33% of the vote is required for a party to sit a member, although this is hard to achieve. As with the house, the party with the largest % of the vote gets seated, if the vote is split and the threshold can not be reached.

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Background

Parties

Name Ideology Leader 2019 result
Votes House of the People Senate of the Union
UP Unionist Party
Юніоністична партія
Yunionistychna partiya
Vinalian Unionism
Social liberalism
Economic liberalism
Center-Right
Omelyan Pavlov 10.85%
69 / 185
14 / 39
WP Workers Party
Робоча партія
Robocha partiya
Vinalian Unionism
Democratic Socialism
Left-wing populism
Progressivism
Left
Rayisa Bohdanivna 10.85%
37 / 185
10 / 39
CP Conservative Party
Консервативна партія
Konservatyvna partiya
Vinalian Unionism
Episemialist democracy
National conservatism
Economic liberalism
Right
Stepan Martynyuk 10.85%
28 / 185
8 / 39
FP Freedom Party
Партія свободи
Partiya svobody
Social Conservatism
Economic liberalism
Anti-Immigrant
Populism
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Right
Trokhym Radkohn 10.85%
25 / 185
5 / 39
NP Nationalist Party
Націоналістична партія
Natsionalistychna partiya
Anti-Vinalian unification
Marolevic nationalism
Social Conservatism
Nationalism
Right-wing populism
Right
Hryhorij Bujicnovik 10.85%
11 / 185
1 / 39
GP Green Party
Партія зелених
Partiya zelenykh
Green Politics
Eco-socialism
Left
Yana Perepelytsya 10.85%
8 / 185
1 / 39
VSWI Vinalian Section of the Workers International
Вініаліанська секція Міжнародного трудящого
Vinialiansʹka sektsiya Mizhnarodnoho trudyashchoho
Council socialism
Workers International
Left
Olha Havrylenko 10.85%
5 / 185
0 / 39
Independents
Hезалежні
Nezalezhni
Independents 2%
2 / 185
0 / 39
IPV Indigenous Party of Vinalia
Корінна партія Віналії
Korinna partiya Vinaliyi
Vinalian Unionism
Green Politics
Indigenous interests
Celebration of Vinakian culture
Left
Nelya Kianto 0%
0 / 185
0 / 39
IPV Socialist Alternative for Vinalia
Соціалістична альтернатива Віналії
Sotsialistychna alʹternatyva Vinaliya
Market socialism
Chistovodian Model
Left
Alina Rybak 0%
0 / 185
0 / 39

Opinion polls

Campaign

Legal Campaigning begun on the 12th of June 2021, when Parliament was dissolved by the president. Although legally parties and candidates cant enter into Television advertisement agreements before the dissolvement of parliament, numerous hold pre arranged deals, which are officially signed on the morning of the 13th, and enter into force the day after. Newspapers can print advertisements on the 12th with the intention of distribution the morning after.

Senate

House