2350 Hveden Federation elections
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| Election day | 16 June – 1 July 2350 |
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| Incumbent president | Alessand Braune |
| President's Assembly election | |
| Overall control | Federal Liberal majority of 80: 106 seats (81.54%) |
| Seats contested | 130 / 130 seats |
| Parties | 106 – Federal Liberals ( 31)10 – Nationals (  17)9 – New Libertarians ( 16)3 – Independents (  )2 – Unitarians ( 2) |
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| National Assembly election | |
| Overall control | Federal Liberal majority of 162: 422 seats (61.97%) |
| Seats contested | 681 / 681 seats |
| Parties | 422 – Federal Liberals ( 35) 172 – Nationals – ( 40)50 – New Libertarians ( 1)23 – Unitarians ( 4)14 – Independents ( 2 |
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The 2350 Hveden Federation elections took place across the Hveden Federation from 16 June 2350 to 1 July 2350. Elections to the President's Assembly took place contesting 130 seats, and elections to the National Assembly took place contesting 681 seats.
The strategy of the Federal Liberal party was to take advantage of several conflicts in the south to gain Libertarian-held seats, and continue their discrediting of their party's principles by providing a valid alternative. Their strategy in the north was to take advantage of Braune winning re-election and the current great economic growth due to their liberal reforms and ties to Lothyran. The National party was still in scrambles after losing two consecutive presidential elections and didn't quite know a winning strategy. They attempted to weaponize Kusfeldic dislike of certain minority groups to win seats in the north, and by providing a more conservative side to people on the fence. The New Libertarian strategy was to promise increasingly far-fetched ideas of independence, separation, minority supremacy, and sometimes used messaging that was hypocritical and against other messaging they used elsewhere. They also attempted to win back seats held by Southern Independents, particularly in the Waldermenia province.