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  • ...lection|2014]] and [[2018 Arabin presidential election|2018]] presidential elections, based on populations from the 2010 Census.]] ...20 votes ({{colorbull|#0098DC|round|size=130}}) and Noah Hardy received 62 votes ({{colorbull|#FF6723|round|size=130}})]]
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  • ...dums}}, {{wp|Special election|special elections}}, and {{wp|By-election|by-elections}}, scheduled for 2024. *22 March: [[Imagua and the Assimas]], [[Elections in Imagua and the Assimas#Presidential election 20|President]], [[2024 Imag
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  • ...d by [[Yurika Ehara]]'s {{wpl|national unity government}}, including {{wpl|electoral reform}}, strengthening [[Politics of Akashi#Referendums|referendum]] provi !Votes
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  • ...dums}}, {{wp|Special election|special elections}}, and {{wp|By-election|by-elections}}, scheduled for 2023. * 17 April: [[Scovern]], regional elections
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  • ...an governing style, leading to the 1948 Security Act and the suspension of elections until [[1991 Saint-Baptiste parliamentary election|1991]]. ==Electoral method==
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  • ...ces in the [[1991 Saint-Baptiste parliamentary election|June parliamentary elections]]. ==Electoral method==
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  • ...em as the "partisan wing of the King". After [[Electoral Reform Act, 1960|electoral reforms]] locked the party out of the [[Legislative Assembly of Trjebia|Leg ==Electoral History==
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  • |short_title = Law on Electoral Representation of 1960 |summary = Regulates [[Elections in Gylias|Gylian elections]].
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  • ...and [[Baix-Empordà]]. The party contests national, regional and municipal elections and, similar to other regional parties, does not run candidates outside Emp == Electoral performance ==
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  • {{WIP}}[[Category:Elections in Estmere]]{{Politics of Estmere}}'''Elections in Estmere''' are held for many government officials at the national, state ...ay]], which is a national public holiday. Estmerish elections use two {{wp|electoral system}}s: the {{wp|additional member system}} at the national and state le
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  • ...|right-wing parties in Gylias]]. Formed in 1989, it is the main right-wing electoral bloc in Gylias. ==Electoral results==
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  • ...ties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]<br />[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • ...rties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]</br>[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • ...ties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]<br />[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • ...ties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]<br />[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • ...ties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]<br />[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • | voting_system1 = [[Anthony electoral method]] ...- national and Parthenia-wide, allowing citizens of the Union to cast two votes.
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  • ...following a disagreement amoungst MLA's over [[Electoral Reform Act, 1960|electoral reform]]. ==Electoral History==
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  • ...run as a [[Democratic Party (Arabi)|Democrat]] in the [[2020 Arabin Senate elections|2020 Arabin Senate election]] in [[New Cambridge (Arabi)|New Cambridge]]. ...umbent Winnie Kimes on April 4, 2020. Freeman won the [[2020 Arabin Senate elections#New Cambridge|general election]] on December 5, 2020, and became Senator-el
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  • .... According to the official figures, the turnout was at 99.7% and 99.9% of votes went to the single ballot. ...wikipedia:First-past-the-post voting|First-past-the-post]] system with 200 electoral constituencies. Every constituency was presented with a single candidate, d
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  • .... According to the official figures, the turnout was at 99.6% and 99.9% of votes went to the single ballot. ...wikipedia:First-past-the-post voting|First-past-the-post]] system with 200 electoral constituencies. Every constituency was presented with a single candidate, d
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  • ..., 2016|538 electoral votes}} of the {{wp|Electoral College (United States)|Electoral College}} | needed_votes = 270 electoral
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  • .... According to the official figures, the turnout was at 99.3% and 99.9% of votes went to the single ballot. ...wikipedia:First-past-the-post voting|First-past-the-post]] system with 200 electoral constituencies. Every constituency was presented with a single candidate, d
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  • .... According to the official figures, the turnout was at 99.7% and 99.9% of votes went to the single ballot. ...wikipedia:First-past-the-post voting|First-past-the-post]] system with 200 electoral constituencies. Every constituency was presented with a single candidate, d
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  • ...ral commission}}s at each administrative level, which are federated into [[Elections Gylias]]. The {{wpl|voting age}} is 15 and voting is {{wpl|compulsory votin ...n Day]] is a public holiday, notable for its [[Political culture of Gylias#Elections|festive character]]. Political parties are publicly funded, and may receive
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  • | name = 2022 Saint-Baptiste electoral reform referendum ...ral system that you wish the Chamber of Deputies to use for the successive elections of deputies.<br>{{wp|French language|Principean}}: ''Veuillez sélectionner
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  • ...oliferation of new parties after [[Law on Electoral Representation of 1960|electoral reform]]. It was designed as the main vehicle for advancing {{wpl|Political ...lections|regional]], and [[Elections in Gylias#Federal elections|federal]] elections.
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  • ...s a satirical political party in Agrestiumontia. In the 1974 parliamentary elections the Sex Party won 27 seats in the National Assembly capturing 7.3% of the v == Electoral performance ==
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  • | colspan=7 | '''2017 General Elections, Breheim''' | colspan=3 | '''Previous election''' ← <BR> [[Breheimian General Elections, 2014|2014]]
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  • ...of 1958–1959#French|reformed]]: ''Coalition conservatrice'') was an {{wpl|electoral bloc}} of [[List of political parties in Gylias|right-wing parties in Gylia ..., 1961|1961]] and [[Gylian presidential election, 1968|1968]] presidential elections — and banned its [[Politics of Gylias#Party political broadcasts|PPBs]] f
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  • ...ding in all municipal and county elections since 1989. It began to contest elections to health boards in, 1993 where the party has maintained a notable presence ...iúnta]], [[Ellie Níc Raghnaill]]. She won re-election in the 2019 and 2022 elections.
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  • '''Parliamentary elections''' were held in [[Juznia]] on 16 November 2003. The result was a landslide ...of the Taryba and set out on passing new laws reforming things such as the electoral commission and the judiciary and giving the government more influence over
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  • | next_election1 = ''Elections suspended'' ...is the [[wikipedia:Unicameralism|unicameral]] legislature of [[Jinchun]]. Elections to the National Congress are not considered to be free and fair; the [[Jin
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  • ...te. Even if the alignment of the [[Great Veche]] changes as a result of by-elections, the party-list seats are not altered to maintain proportionality. ==2016 By-Elections==
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  • ...major urban centers, where the parties had existing voter bases from local elections. The alliance won five seats at the 2022 election, entering the Tionól for ==Electoral results==
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  • | votes_for_election = 538 members of the Electoral College | needed_votes = 270 electoral
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  • ...it has been the third-largest Valentirian political party by the number of votes cast and seats won in [[Parliament of Valentir|Parliament]]. ==Electoral history==
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  • | votes_for_election = 537 members of the [[United States Electoral College|Electoral College]] | needed_votes = 269 electoral
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  • ...lias|centrist parties in Gylias]]. Formed in 1960, it is the main centrist electoral bloc in Gylias. ...d {{G-CCM/meta/shortname}} — as part of a general consolidation of 5-party electoral blocs.
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  • ...{{A-CP}}'s vote. It was also the first presidential election with an {{wpl|electoral alliance}}, where the {{A-NDP}} and {{A-LP}} jointly endorsed the same cand !Votes
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  • ...ormed in 1961, it is the main {{wpl|authoritarian socialism|statist left}} electoral bloc in Gylias. ...d {{G-RMP/meta/shortname}} — as part of a general consolidation of 5-party electoral blocs.
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  • ...vote in all elections. Citizens of Zhousheng have the right to vote in the elections for: ...once every 5 year for 5 year terms, unless [[wikipedia:Snap election|snap elections]] are called under one of the following conditions:
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  • | votes_for_election = 263 members of the [[Vazian Electoral College|Electoral College]] | needed_votes = 132 electoral
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  • ...servative parties in Gylias]]. Formed in 1969, it is the main conservative electoral bloc in Gylias. ...ons|regional]], and [[Elections in Gylias#Federal elections|presidential]] elections in the 1970s, it made a strong debut at the [[Gylian federal election, 1976
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  • ...oters. In the 2019 elections the League received the highest percentage of votes in the municipality of Sankt-Vincentos (58,7%). == Electoral performance ==
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  • ...Party]] to contest the [[Midrasian general election, 2017|2017 Midrasian elections]]. The alliance went on to win the election, leading [[Melcion Portas]] to Whilst the Progressive Alliance initially only existed to contest the 2017 elections, the party soon moved to centralise, establishing itself as a permanent for
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  • ...p|plural voting}} system with property owners and taxpayers receiving more votes with voting being done in single-member districts elected under a {{wp|firs ==Electoral process==
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  • ==Elections== ...ngle-transferable vote}}. There are 18 electoral areas known as {{wp|Ward (electoral subdivision)|wards}} that members represent. Since the 2017 Municipal Gover
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  • ...Gylias|liberal parties in Gylias]]. Formed in 1960, it is the main liberal electoral bloc in Gylias. ...d {{G-FSP/meta/shortname}} — as part of a general consolidation of 5-party electoral blocs.
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  • ...t nine votes nationwide together. This was the only election in Philippine electoral history in which a vice-president defeated the incumbent president.
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  • '''Elections in Delkora''' take place at the federal, state, and local levels. They are ...notable was the adoption of {{wp|proportional representation}} for federal elections in 1884.
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  • ...ons. Initially, the party lacked the funding to participate within general elections, however the early successes of the Greens on the local level, combined wit ...ublic Assembly of Midrasia|Public Assembly]] during the 1993 parliamentary elections. The party's emergence onto the national stage allowed the Greens to gain c
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  • ...n|Plum Blossom protests]] in which protesters demanded direct presidential elections. Kong accepted the protesters' demands and amended the [[Constitution of th {{Elections in Namor}}
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  • ...senators are directly elected from local constituencies around the country using the alternative vote method. Each of the 12 states is represented in the Se ...s no electoral threshold necessary for a party to enter the Senate. Senate elections are held every four years on the first Saturday in May. Election cycles beg
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  • ...he Green Party was able to make a breakthrough into national politics in [[Elections in West Miersa#1996|1996]], gaining two seats, making it the first politica ...ary leader by [[Dymitr Moraczewski]], who in 2011 oversaw the party's best electoral results thus far, when it gained three seats in the National Assembly. Mora
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  • ==Electoral method== ...was unable to be elected on the first ballot, the candidate with the least votes would be eliminated and a new round of voting held. As Édouard Bachelet wa
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  • ...ral bloc in Gylias, and one of the most influential blocs in Gylias. Among electoral blocs, it has the longest record of participation in [[Cabinet of Gylias|fe ...d {{G-LSL/meta/shortname}} — as part of a general consolidation of 5-party electoral blocs. The name was deliberately chosen to share the initials of the [[Peop
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  • ! {{wpl|Party-list proportional representation|PR}} votes ! {{wpl|Single transferable vote|STV}} votes
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  • ...y]]. The party has seen its support grow in both the 2019 and 2022 general elections, increasing its seat count and vote share by significant margins. It is the ==Electoral history==
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  • ...14, 2018 and 2022. The City Council consists of 40 members elected in five electoral districts corresponding to the five traditional neighbourhoods of the city, ...ffinity for the party, which won 51.2% of the vote in the city in the 2020 elections. However, relative to other major Azmaran cities, the city has a large vote
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  • ...as|far-right parties in Gylias]]. Formed in 1961, it is the main far-right electoral bloc in Gylias. ...al Futurism}}, it gradually developed a Gylian-specific far-right profile, using a {{wpl|national anarchism|veneer of anarchism}} over a program of [[Gylian
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  • ...nd general election, 2018|2018 general election]], winning with 59% of the votes and succeeding the former party leader Oliver Harman. ...he three parties disputing the total majority in parliamentary and general elections. Between 1952 and 2003, the conservatives suffered a weakening in political
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  • | vote_type = Electoral College | votes_for_election= 410 Electoral College Votes
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  • ...ain one in Trjebia, and another in [[Seketan]] which participates in local elections in the predominantly Trjebian province of [[Bynan]]. Since 1955, it is bann ==Electoral History==
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  • ...tion day (Kylaris)#List of election days | title = Compendium of Worldwide Elections and Democratic Norms | date = 2015}}</ref> ...as through postal votes, on days other than election day.<ref name="postal votes!">{{cite journal| last1 = Devereux | first1 = Olivia |author1-link = Gaulli
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  • ...ctment of laws, and not try to rules governing criminal matters, taxation, electoral or political party regime, may issue decrees on grounds of necessity and ur ...ad of the next most-voted candidate (Section 98). Positive votes are valid votes cast for any of the candidates, leaving out of the count blank and spoiled
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  • ...t. Concurrent with the consular election, Senate, Assembly, and many local elections were also held on 14th of September. ...nner. Melcion Portas won the election in a near-landslide, with 36,888,649 votes (54.1%) to Lorett's 30,150,652 (45.9%).
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  • ...lection was held on 4 December. [[Durand Francois]] received a majority of votes cast in the second round, and therefore was elected as [[President of Alaoy ...Riley's 46.9%, a comfortable margin exceeded only by Adriaan Breytenbach's electoral victory in the [[2013 Alaoyian Presidential Election|2013 election]]. Duran
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  • ...λ Шapek]] in the [[2004 Zhoushi presidential election|2004 election]]. The elections held through this systems are: ...they can garner enough support to run for the election and not just split votes of more perspective candidates.
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  • {{For|related elections|2022 Arabin Senate elections|2022 Arabin presidential election|2022 Arabin presidential primaries}} {{Infobox Arabin elections
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  • ...be fulfilled. The [[Sacred Assembly]] is responsible for monitoring senate elections, and also sanctioning official senate factions. To qualify as a faction, a ...its inability to submit a complete senatorial list or not receiving enough votes.
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  • ...ora#State elections|Delkoran state elections]]''' and their results. State elections take place every 4 years to elect state legislatures, which in turn form st ...encies|Federal Electoral Commission]], and do not include invalid or blank votes.
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  • ...inistry elections, following the defeat of the Government bill to veto the Electoral Commission reforms to the 2022 election. This led to a more proportional re 80,122,014 votes were cast, and Harold Osborne remained Prime Minister after coalition negot
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  • '''Elections in Ibica''' are held for government officials at the [[Federal government o ...onal definition), as well as the running of state and local elections. All elections—federal, state, and local—are administered by the individual states.
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  • |citation = [https://gbi.freeforums.net/thread/5195/elections-act-2023 Original Text] |repeals = [[Elections Act, 2021]]
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  • ...e first round, with incumbent [[Yurika Ehara]] finishing second. The {{wpl|electoral alliance}} between the {{A-NDP}} and {{A-UA}} unraveled as they could not a ...ara in the second round as expected, but her winning margin of 1,1 million votes stunned observers who expected a closer contest, and represented a clear re
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  • ...g bribes totaling $178.4M<br>4 counts of cronyism<br>7 counts of attempted electoral fraud | header_votes = Different votes
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  • ...rties|Politcal Parties of Creeperopolis]]</br>[[Elections in Creeperopolis|Elections]] = Parliamentary Electoral History =
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  • ...is four years, though Votes of No Confidence in the government may lead to elections between the usual cycle with the assent of the [[President of Meronnia|Pres ...Chamber throughout the period of the [[Olympic War]], primarily due to the electoral alliance of the dominant Liberal and Radical factions in a Grand Coalition
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  • ...l election to go to a second round, a pattern maintained by all subsequent elections. ...challenged for re-election by candidates from the {{A-NDP}}–{{A-UA}} {{wpl|electoral alliance}}, the {{A-CP}}, and three extreme right candidates. Notably, the
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  • | votes_for_election= All 228 (204) electoral votes of the electoral college | needed_votes = 114 (101) electoral
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  • ...seats in [[Akashian general election, 1982|1982]]. It fell below the {{wpl|electoral threshold}} in [[Akashian general election, 1986|1986]], managing to hold o ! {{wpl|Party-list proportional representation|PR}} votes
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  • | needed_votes = 11 votes ...ct the president from the three candidates who received the most electoral votes, and The Philimanian Legislative Council will select the vice president fro
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  • ...more diverse group of opponents than in the past. This included two {{wpl|electoral alliance}}s — the United Left (comprising the {{A-CP}}, {{A-WP}}, and {{A !Votes
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  • The WP took part in the United Opposition {{wpl|electoral alliance}} of [[Akashian general election, 1962|1962]], which ended in anim ! {{wpl|Party-list proportional representation|PR}} votes
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  • ...er of the two parties could not be agreed at the time. They formed a {{wpl|electoral alliance|unity list}} for [[Akashian general election, 1966|1966]]. ! {{wpl|Party-list proportional representation|PR}} votes
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  • [[File:Yis electoral votes map.png|right|thumb|500pm|{{wp|Electoral vote}}s per [[District system (Yisrael)|district]].]] ...College consists of 192 electors, and an absolute majority of 97 electoral votes is required to win the election.
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  • ...e Republic of Sawbrania]]. Some people raise issues with how the system on elections and the functionality of the parliament is established, sometimes classifyi ==Elections==
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  • .... They contested their first national elections [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2023|in 2023]], winning five seats in the [[Senato Repubblicana|Senate]] a | using the internet to improve access to public services and strengthen public eng
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  • ...residential election in the [[Slavic Union]] and the first completely free elections in the countries history. ...resident always obtains a majority: if no candidate receives a majority of votes in the first round of voting, the two highest-scoring candidates arrive at
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  • ...party in parliament. The PDP which had won the presidency in the last two elections and maintained a majority in parliament lost support both to the CPP and th ==Electoral process==
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-1961-first.png A '''presidential elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 May 1961. It was the first presidential el
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  • ...jority in the {{wpl|city council}}. It lost the [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1988|1988 municipal election]], and subsequently disintegrated in oppositio ...]] of Riáona. Having previously been elected in [[List of Gylian municipal elections#1966|1966]] as an {{wpl|independent politician|independent}}, she had troub
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  • | colspan=7 | '''2014 Local Elections, Breheim''' | colspan=3 | '''Previous election''' ← <BR> [[Breheimian Local Elections, 2010|2010]]
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  • ...in Pacitalia|this year's parliamentary elections|Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2023}} | turnout = 78.2% (first round)<br />77.7% (second round)<br /><small>''Votes can be cast in person or by postal or special ballot''</small>
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  • | map_image= [[File:Inglaterra 1899 Electoral Map.jpg|400px]] ...ated [[Dominionist Party (Inglaterra)|Dominionist]] [[Jens Larsson]] by 13 votes to 6 in the election for [[Chancellor of Inglaterra|chancellor]] of a refor
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  • ...e candidates. The {{A-NDP}}, {{A-LP}}, and {{A-RP}} maintained their {{wpl|electoral alliance}} in an attempt to unite the centre-right. The {{A-FL}} joined the !Votes
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  • | votes_for_election = 468 members of the {{wp|electoral college}} | needed_votes = 235 electoral
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  • ...until the 1990s, but were allowed to operate freely in Venadia and contest elections. ...eshistani vote in national elections, and 13-16% in Undreshistani regional elections.
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  • Acquaviva would run as the ASD's candidate in the 1992, 1997 and 2002 elections - although coming second in both 1992 and 1997 he was never able to reach t ===2018 elections===
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  • ...dominance of the {{A-NU}}. It participated in the United Opposition {{wpl|electoral alliance}} of [[Akashian general election, 1962|1962]], which failed to uns ...er of the two parties could not be agreed at the time. They formed a {{wpl|electoral alliance|unity list}} for [[Akashian general election, 1966|1966]].
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  • ==Electoral system== ...y the largest two parties share the fifty based on the proportion of their votes above 20% (e.g. a party with 30%, and a party with 25%, would share them tw
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  • ...Principean}}: ''Mouvement pour la réforme démocratique'', MRD) was an {{wp|electoral alliance}} and later political party in [[Saint-Baptiste]]. Formed from var ...cially founded the Movement for Democratic Reform on 22 January 1991 as an electoral alliance of independent candidates, with left-wing labour activist [[Joseph
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  • ...Bloc Chartistes''), is, along with the [[Reform Bloc]] one of the two {{wp|electoral alliance|political blocs}} which exist within the [[Midrasia|Midrasian]] po ...he political settlement of 1902 mandated that parties running in Midrasian elections affiliate themselves with one of two political blocs in the country which b
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  • ...nd was legalized as a legitimate political force in 1962. It has contested elections, primarily in the Proylopol area where they derive the majority of their su ...ts [[Great Veche|Parliamentary]] and [[President of Venadia|Presidential]] elections, deputies of the AU tend to remain abstentionist due to refusing to swear t
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  • ...[[Akashian general election, 1946|1946]], and then fell beneath the {{wpl|electoral threshold}} in [[Akashian general election, 1950|1950]], spending the rest The SCP took part in the United Opposition {{wpl|electoral alliance}} of [[Akashian general election, 1962|1962]], which ended in anim
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  • The '''1st Ostric regional election''' occurred on 10 August 1986. The first elections to the regional [[Dorada]], the social democratic and unionist [[Social Dem ==Electoral system==
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  • ...nate of Midrasia|Midrasian Senate]]. Previously, the party held a 100 year electoral agreement with the [[Social Democratic Party (Midrasia)|Social Democrats]], ...ly signed an electoral agreement with the PSD to only participate in local elections, endorsing PSD candidates on the national level. This agreement initially w
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  • '''Elections to the Constituent Assembly''' were held in [[Akashi]] on 6 April 1940. Hal A decree regulating the electoral procedure and powers of the Constituent Assembly was issued in March 1940,
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  • ..., with the MNP only managing to secure six seats in the 1973 parliamentary elections. The party mostly saw itself as the direct descendant of the CN and the Nat ...for greater cooperation with other right-wing groups in order to maintain electoral relevancy.
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  • ...amentary elections, 2007|2007 national election]], earning over 30 million votes, capturing 59 seats in the ''[[Constazione Repubblicana]]'', and electing 1 ...to retain power after the [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2011|2011 elections]], with [[Archetenia Nera]] and the [[Federation of Progressive Democrats|F
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  • == Electoral Process == ...seats is that of Shyroniy with 36 seats followed by Rigalia with 33 seats. Elections are held every three years, with seats being assigned every 10 years follow
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-2007-final.png ...ndidate [[Veronica Rossetti]], who had won a plurality of first preference votes.
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-1995-final.png ...eform of the [[Gylian Parliament]]'s {{wpl|term of office}} stabilised the electoral calendar.
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  • ==Electoral system== ...are elected to fill the vacant seats. Should a seat become vacant between elections, the seat goes to the candidate with the next largest vote share.
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  • ...arties. A party is defined as a political organization registered with the electoral commission's national party registry. * has received 5,000 votes in any parliamentary, canton or judicial election OR
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  • ...e Republic of Sawbrania]]. Some people raise issues with how the system on elections and the functionality of the parliament is established, sometimes classifyi ==Elections==
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  • ...nga passed away in 1988, Saul Aubía succedeed him after free but one-party elections, marking the beginning of the current ruling dynasty. ...owever, sign a memorandum with the UPFA at a later stage and contested the elections on the UPFA platform. PUF does not, however, consider itself a member of UP
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  • ...election|1980]] and the [[1984 Landolagoj general election|1984]] general elections. ! Election year !! % of votes !! Seats won !! +/- (% point) !! +/- (seats) !! Govt?
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  • ...stablished by the Constitution of Caldia and the first democratic national elections were held in the country that same year. Unlike the Comhthionól, it is onl ...í Comhthionól (TCs) and elected Seanadóirí serve for five year terms until elections are held once again. The last Seanad election was on 26 May 2016 and the la
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  • ...''Consil ꜵv dhe Folks''). Some people raise issues with how the system on elections and the functionality of the parliament is established, sometimes classifyi ...volution]], leading to the establishment of a left-leaning military junta, elections were held. The [[Communist Party of Sawbrania|KPS]]-led [[National Front of
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  • ...eral election|1992]] and [[1996 Landolagoj general election|1996]] general elections. ! Election year !! % of votes !! Seats won !! +/- (% point) !! +/- (seats) !! Govt?
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  • ...en questioned by opposition groups who have accused the government of {{wp|electoral fraud}}, with mass protests held in the aftermath of the election against t ==Electoral process==
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  • ...Party]] over the economic mismanagement of the crisis; during the general elections of that year, the party gained 3 seats in the [[Piraean Senate]], which amp ..., forcing Theopeftatou to a {{wp|snap election}}. Although a major loss of votes was expected, the party survived 2018, after its new leader, Anna Theodorop
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  • ...f democratic backsliding, governing through undemocratic means, and rigged elections. Members and supporters of the SRP have denied these accusations. ==Electoral Results==
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  • ...sition parties that voted a temporary government in order to organize snap elections. Currently, the Left United for the Republic is an integral part of the Mar ...nd more open to compromising with the establishment parties, running on an electoral platform that wishes to create a leftist majority at all levels of governme
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  • ...vote in all elections. Citizens of Walneria have the right to vote in the elections for: ...ually coupled, with the regional elections, county elections and municipal elections taking place at the same time.
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  • ...ry 2 years in [[Alscia]]'s [[Alscia#Administrative divisions|''comuni'']], using {{wpl|single transferable vote}}. ...rom the Alscian Electoral Commission. They do not include invalid or blank votes.
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  • ...he number of seats within the Assembly is reviewed every four years by the Electoral Commission. ...ess of the house and ensuring that parliamentary procedure is followed. As elections take place every two years for the entirely of the Public Assembly, the bod
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  • ...of the [[Gylian Parliament|Popular Assembly]]. They were the first federal elections held after the [[Liberation War (Gylias)|Liberation War]], and took place d ==Electoral system==
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  • ...tion to stand on the ballot. Write-ins are not possible under the Venadian electoral system. ...bidden, but debates are hosting on national television during Presidential elections, and each candidate receives a five minute campaign broadcast on the nation
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  • ...d by and voted in by the [[Meisterrat]], the upper house of Randstadt. The elections for Bürgermeister are considered ongoing, and thus the Meister of the Meis ...Meisterrat, they may only be removed from office if the Meisterrat itself votes them out.
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-2011-final.png ...ated by a [[List of political parties in Gylias|political party]] or {{wpl|electoral bloc}}, civic organisations, or self-nomination as independents.
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  • ...020 Yisraeli general election''' was held on January 27, 2020. It featured elections for [[Presidency of Yisrael|President]] and the full [[Knesset]], as well a ===Electoral system===
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  • ...{A-CP}} and {{A-WP}}'s ongoing rapprochement led them to also form a {{wpl|electoral alliance|unity list}}. !Votes
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-1975-final.png ...ated by a [[List of political parties in Gylias|political party]] or {{wpl|electoral bloc}}, civic organisations, or self-nomination as independents.
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  • ...ial Democratic]]-led government. The parties ran an unsuccessful Red-Green electoral alliance in the [[2017 Caldish general election|2017 election]]. More recen ...ational vote share. The party won its first election in the 1983 municipal elections. It entered the [[Comhthionól Náisiúnta]] for the first time in 1992 whe
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  • ...adical Party]], which collapsed to four seats and the lowest percentage of votes in its history. A heavily divided Dorada led to the first seperatist govern ==Electoral system==
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-1986-final.png '''Presidential elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 1986.
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  • ...77 elected seats that 59 electoral districts vote and elect three Deputies using {{wp|first past the post}} voting. On the same ballot, voters also vote for ...g elections, using foreign funds to influence elections, and other serious electoral offenses are barred from office unless a pardon is issued by the monarch. D
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-2003-final.png ...ated by a [[List of political parties in Gylias|political party]] or {{wpl|electoral bloc}}, civic organisations, or self-nomination as independents.
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  • | votes_for_election = 353 members of the Electoral College | needed_votes = 177 electoral
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-presidential-2015-final.png A '''presidential elections''' was held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 2015.
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  • ==Electoral system== The electorate elects all fifteen members of the [[Dorada]] using {{wp|single non-transferable vote}} in one island-wide multi-member constit
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  • Despite winning more votes between them, however, the Green Party and Labour Party did not have enough ...to vote against the budget. The budget was voted down by 350 votes to 290 votes, a majority of 60, on May 23rd 2019. The following morning, the Prime Minis
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  • ...are elected directly with {{wp|multi member constituencies}} for both, and using an {{wp|open list}} {{wp|proportional representation}} for the realm parlia ...rding all elections. However, the timing in which subdivisions can conduct elections are determined by the national parliament, but subdivisions are still entir
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-federal-2000-map.png ...he [[Gylian Chamber of Deputies|Chamber of Deputies]]. They were the first elections since [[Gylian federal election, 1962|1962]] to exclude the [[Gylian Senate
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  • ...he [[Royal Domain (Sydalon)|Royal Domain]], [[Tanas]] [[Toron]], and local elections. ...ity of seats, while [[Franġiskani]] earned the second most seats, and most votes among the {{wp|party-list}} voting. The centre-left coalition, led by [[Ade
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  • Just six years after its founding, it won the 1905 national elections and formed a government. For most of the twentieth century, and into the tw ...n parliament following the [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2017|2017 elections]]. Shortly after, [[Archonate of the Pacitalian Republic|Archonate]] [[Vitt
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-federal-2008-map.png '''Federal elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 2008, to elect the 500 members of
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  • ...ssembly is elected every five years by Volynian citizens aged 18 or over. Elections use a mixed-member proportional representation system which combines first- ...can decide to dissolve the National Assembly and call for new legislative elections. This is meant as a way to resolve stalemates where the Assembly cannot dec
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  • ...f the heads of the major rebel factions, organised a cabinet and scheduled elections for the following year. The government was able to present a united front f ...uld be in a worse off position. He resolved to begin campaigning before an electoral date had been released, painting himself as the saviour of the Mabifian peo
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  • ...ns|provincial elections]] in [[Akashi]]. Provincial assemblies are elected using {{wpl|party-list proportional representation}}. ...ounding dates. The table does not include blank or invalid votes, or {{wpl|electoral alliance}}s.
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  • | list7title = [[Politics_of_Itaguay#Elections|Elections]] ...'Compromiso por Itaguay'' the largest coalition of parties, winning in all elections between 1985 and 2004 and later in 2019. Right wing parties, on the other s
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  • The modern presidential campaign begins before the primary elections, which the five major political parties use to clear the field of candidate ...their views, convince voters and solicit contributions. Much of the modern electoral process is concerned with winning swing states through frequent visits and
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  • ...mb|300px|Current convocation of the [[Sekidean Assembly]] has been elected using the Siedem Method]] ...the total {{math|S<sub>Σ</sub>}}, the rest is distributed to the districts using the formula {{math|x<sub>P</sub> {{=}} ⌊P<sub>C</sub> × (S<sub>Σ</sub>
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  • ...[[Social Democratic Party (Caldia)|Social Democratic Party]] had its worst electoral performance in its history, winning only 20.23% of the vote and 117 seats. ==Electoral system==
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  • ...tries are triannual, and some votes are also decided by state-wide popular votes for all citizens per long-standing Ederian tradition. ...eader being congratulated by colleagues after the landslide victory in the elections 2023. Image: Swetty Images Press.]]
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-federal-2012-map.png '''Federal elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 2012, to elect the 500 members of
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  • ...g up the [[Alscia#Legislative Council|Legislative Council]] and scheduling elections for April 1908. Several leading Gylian parties, dating to the [[Gylian revo The FPP won a majority of {{wpl|first-preference votes}} in the [[Alscian general election, 1908|1908 election]], and 60 out of 70
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  • ...ideals of true Democracy, I cannot declare a national emergency since the Electoral College has been the foundation of electing our great presidents since the ...stated that the only way Saunders would concede the war was to abolish the Electoral College and allow the American voter to directly elect their president. Dur
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  • ...the Mayoress of Baiqiao between 2006-11 and since 2011 has represented the electoral district of Rongzhuo West. She was the first female mayor in Xiaodong and ...er to study aboard in [[Phikam]]. She returned to Xiaodong during the 1990 elections joining the People's Party whilst pursuing a career as a chemical engineer,
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  • ...to take advantage of the new Second Republic's proportional representation electoral systems, split away from the PSC. This group created their own political pa ...ve mandate in the [[Pacitalian parliamentary elections, 2020|2020 national elections]] due to the Moya government's handling of, and response to, the [[COVID-19
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  • | map_image = Gylias-elections-federal-2004-map.png '''Federal elections''' were held in [[Gylias]] on 22 January 2004, to elect the 500 members of
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  • ...nce the [[Kjedorate Party|Kjedorates]] took power and suspended democratic elections in the 1920's. It was the first election the new pro-democracy Socialist Pa ...or coerced into not running. This enabled the Kjedorates to easily win all elections between 1925-1973 with only token opposition, usually from the [[Liberal Pa
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  • ...he [[National Assembly (Akashi)|National Assembly]], instituted a 3% {{wpl|electoral threshold}}, and restricted {{wpl|independent politician|independents}} to ...other parties won between 12 and 32 seats, leading to speculation that the electoral reform was producing a {{wpl|two-party system}}.
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  • ...of the Palace. The first real successes of the Party would come during the elections of 1958 when it's leader [[Marveil Urshlo]], was elected Mervoret of Drevst Urshlo's victory in the 1964 elections was already tenuous, he barely won the mayorship and his party lost its maj
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  • ...n, it was a disaster as the people had made their voices known through the elections that his handling of issues in his third term were not popular at all and s After all electoral districts had been declared, the results were:
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  • '''Federal elections''' were held in [[Hennehouwe]] on 3 September 2021 to elect all 180 members ...he most of any party in the election, finishing with 27 seats and 13.8% of votes cast.
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  • ...tfits]] to foster camaraderie, and during concerts would dance vigorously, using a system of hand signals to direct the band. A Dáuzas newspaper's concert ...n the final round. She would go on to win re-election at 19 more municipal elections, and served as [[Municipalities of Gylias#Government|Mayor]] of Ostara for
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  • ...9 snap election]] where the party gained 101 seats and received 48% of all votes cast. Mac Suibhne is the first Social Democratic Taoiseach since 2002 and t ...appeal to voters who had supported [[Alexis Walker]] in the 2007 and 2012 elections. Mac Suibhne was selected as deputy to maintain support of the working clas
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  • ...surpassing the previous record held by {{wp|Barack Obama}} of 69.5 million votes in the {{wp|2008 United States presidential election|2008 presidential elec ...a number of {{wp|Democratic Party (US)|Democratic}} primaries and general elections since registering in 1988 in {{wp|New York City}} and for not providing det
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  • ...te also resulted in the CN introducing proportional representation with an electoral threshold of 15%, guaranteeing a four-party system along traditional ideolo ...of power of the National Solarianists blocking any democratic action. The elections took place without much fanfare, many of the parties competing were legal s
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  • ...nally, the president was {{wp|indirect election|indirectly elected}} by an electoral college for a five-year term, on the same ticket as the [[Deputy President ...ecause the winner is required to receive a majority (more than 50%) of the votes cast, there is always a possibility that the no candidate may receive the r
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  • ...in an uneasy peace. In the [[Yisraeli general election, 2022|2022 midterm elections]], the League was evicted from the [[Knesset]] and suffered numerous local ...confronted by the press during the [[Yisraeli general election, 2020|2020 elections]]. [[Left Bloc]] media activists noted that many LNJ "{{wp|Internet troll}}
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  • ...o decline. As a result the ruling party lost its supermajority in the 2014 elections leading to his dismissal from office shortly afterwards. ...campaigning.jpg|thumb|250px|Xi Yao-tong meeting constituents in his Jixian electoral district]]Shortly after Xi's assumption of power he began to campaign for t
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  • ...e franchise to all adults over 25, irrespective of sex but also widespread electoral bribery, political patronage, and corruption. ...order to fight the Liberals in the House of Commons. As the party courted votes in cities by progressive policies, it maintained power in the countryside t
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  • ...defend its first place with a result of 31.9% and received an increase in votes of 2.4%. After the election, a coalition was formed with the SDU. Following the calling of new elections following the collapse of the BVP-FBBP government and after [[Theodor Sidem
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  • | map_image = Etruria Electoral Map.png ...s, it also lost a total of 29 seats both to prior constituency changes and electoral defeats, though it was their second best result in comparison to [[2016 Etr
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  • ...iance]] since 2014. Following the [[Midrasian consular election, 2017|2017 elections]] Portas' Progressive Alliance won an majority within the [[Public Assembly ...e council and ties to the PSDs leader in Riviera. Within the 1992 mid-term elections, Portas won the election within the constituency of Benedormo, becoming one
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  • ...the Senate majority struggled to get the bills through committee and floor votes, eventually passing the last bill by October 2001. All but the financial ta ...at a filibuster, Manton needed 42 votes. The opposition to the bill had 26 votes off the bat, 3 short to defeat {{wp|Cloture|cloture}} and allow the filibus
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  • ...is elected every 5 years in November during [[Elections in Eldmora|general elections]]. The Imperial Chancellor is the head of the Federal Government, and carri ...ctoral Council of Eldmora|United Electoral Council]] changes the amount of electoral districts and seats every 10 years based on the population numbers provided
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  • ==Elections== ...ation of the elections to the Federal Chamber is the responsibility of the electoral authorities, which are formed before each election. There is a 5% hurdle in
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  • ...s in DC on the day of Wolf’s inauguration and boost calls to eliminate the electoral college. She would also participate in the Women's March in DC and speak al ...4 of whom would win their primaries and 3 of whom would win their general elections, though two of them were incumbents to begin with. The PAC would be signifi
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  • ...o Macapagal|Diosdado P. Macapagal]]. This was the first time in Philippine electoral history where a Prime Minister was elected by a plurality rather than a maj ...or re–election in the [[1961 Philippine presidential election|presidential elections of November 14, 1961]], but was defeated by Vice President [[Diosdado Macap
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  • ...a simple majority, meaning, a Federal National Bill must get at least 229 votes to pass this House. ...nister. If a Party or Coalition of Parties manages to get 51% of the total votes, the Party or Coalition forms the Government)
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  • ...al election, 2011|2011]] and [[Ruttish general election, 2015|2015 general elections]] the coalition retained its majority. ...ented the party's anti-EC conservative wing. Wijngaarden won a majority of votes from MP's resulting in him to be elected as MS leader.
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  • ...tead bringing other parties to the forefront, which often experience great electoral success in the State Parliament. ...proposing that these individuals be elected during the overall provincial elections being considered (and, in the case of [[Kataha]] implemented), but aside fr
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  • ...olitical record and was well-known by Provisa voters for his 1994 and 1998 elections and popular mayoralty over the city-province. ...he polls. In March, both candidates breezed past their uncontested primary elections. By the March filing, Settas had raised an impressive fundraising total of
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