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2322 Hveden Federation parliamentary election

← 2318 1 April 2322 – 28 June 2322 2326 →
Registered73.97% (239,513,984 ) (Increase 0.18 pp)
Turnout52.65% (126,104,113) (Increase 1.42 pp)
  Majority party Minority party
 
Party United Party People Party
Seats before 186 136
Seats won 161 150
Seat change Decrease 25 Increase 14
Popular vote 40,479,421 37,629,467
Percentage 32.10% 29.84%
Swing Increase 433,500 (Decrease 5.01 pp) Increase 8,385,478 (2.74 pp)

  Third party
 
IND
Party National Party
Seats before 59
Seats won 79
Seat change Increase 20
Popular vote 21,198,101 19,747,904
Percentage 16.81% 15.66%
Swing Increase 7,251,764 (4.08 pp)

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The 2322 Hveden Federation parliamentary election took place between 1 April 2322 and 28 June 2322 to elect the 500 members of the House of Commons of the Hveden Federation. 6 newly annexed territories were first eligible to vote in this election. 73.97% of the population were eligible to vote, and there was a recorded turnout of 52.65%.

This was the first election where the Egovian Independence Party, Matkalvina Party of Nationalists, and Blaszkyan and Avstedeten Nationalist Party and other local separatist parties combined as the Separatist Bloc, and they ran as such. Karl Seiger as incumbent United Party president helped the United Party vote, although there was an increasing voter fatigue and some stayed home. Smaller parties on the right lost votes, and the Progressive Party began putting more effort into their campaigns.

The United Party achieved the most seats with 161 seats, a decrease of 25 seats from the 2318 election, only increasing their votes by half a million. The People Party came second place once again gaining 14 seats to a total of 150 seats. This pushed the margin of seats from 50 to 11 between the two parties. The Separatist Bloc saw just an increase of 2 to a total of 85, while the National Party rose by 20 seats to 85 total, which made them the most successful of any party this election. In terms of unionists versus nationalists, explicitly unionist parties received a total of 40.5 million votes compared to nationalist parties getting around 40.9 million votes. This indicated that the issue was relatively split, and the increasing support of the Nationals amongst their policy output, and the success of the People Party indicated that the parties should move away from many single issues.

Results[edit | edit source]

Party Votes % share Seats Change
United Party Unis 40,479,421 32.10% 161 Increase 433,500 Decrease 5.01pp Decrease 25
People Party Peps 37,629,467 29.84% 150 Increase 8,385,478 Increase 2.74pp Increase 14
Separatist Bloc Seps 21,198,101 16.81% 85 Increase 3,770,409 Increase 0.66pp Increase 2
National Party Nats 19,747,904 15.66% 79 Increase 7,251,764 Increase 4.08pp Increase 20
Conservative Party Cons 4,426,254 3.51% 19 Decrease 1,454,917 Decrease 1.94pp Decrease 9
Progressive Party Progs 1,286,262 1.02% 6 Decrease 353,991 Decrease 0.50pp Decrease 2
Other 1,336,704 1.06% n/a Increase 160,470 Decrease 0.03pp Steady
Total 126,104,113 100% 500 251 for majority

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