2019 Soviet Union legislative election (TheodoresTomfooleries)

2019 Soviet Union legislative election
All 2,000 seats in the Supreme Soviet
Turnout	86.2%
Chairman of the Council of Ministers before election; Alexander Keskula; CPSU	Elected Chairman of the Council of Ministers ; Alexander Keskula; CPSU

The 2019 Soviet Union legislative election was held on Monday, 4 March 2019 to elect 2,000 deputies to the Supreme Soviet. The CPSU won over a majority of the seats, but lost 211 seats to independent and non-partisan politicians. As per the 2002 constitution, the CPSU was the only party allowed to stand in elections. Candidates had to be nominated by either the CPSU or a public organization.

Soviet Union
"Workers of the world, unite!" In an alternate timeline where the communist system persisted across the Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc
Union Republics	Armenia Azerbaijan Byelorussia Estonia (d.) Georgia Kazakhstan Kirghizia Latvia (d.) Lithuania (d.) Moldavia Russia Tadzhikistan Turkmenia Ukraine Uzbekistan
Capitals	Alma-Ata Ashgabat Baku Dushanbe Frunze Kishinev Kiev Minsk Moscow Riga Tallinn Tashkent Tbilisi Vilnius Yerevan
Other major cities	Leningrad Kharkov Sverdlovsk Novosibirsk Gorky Omsk Chelyabinsk Dnepropetrovsk Ufa Kazan
Government	Supreme Soviet Soviet of Nationalities Soviet of the Union Presidium of the Supreme Soviet Council of Ministers
Politics & Leaders	President of the Soviet Union Premier of the Soviet Union General Secretary Communist Party of the Soviet Union 2019 legislative election
Military	Soviet Armed Forces Soviet Ground Forces Soviet Strategic Rocket Forces Soviet Air Forces Soviet Air Defence Forces Soviet Naval Forces Soviet Space Forces
Everyday life	All-Union Broadcasting Network Channel "NOFO" Channel "DOKU" Channel "PLAKA" Channel "SPORT" Channel "RAZA"
Demographics	2019 Soviet Union census

2019 Soviet Union legislative election (TheodoresTomfooleries)

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