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| popular_vote1 = 13,117,256, 43.94% |
| popular_vote1 = 13,117,256, 43.94% |
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| swing1 = {{increase}} 3.74 |
| swing1 = {{increase}} 3.74 |
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| popular_vote2 = 12,706,192, 42.56% |
| popular_vote2 = 12,706,192, 42.56% |
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| swing2 = {{increase}} 1.03 |
| swing2 = {{increase}} 1.03 |
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| title = Prime Minister |
| title = Prime Minister |
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| after_election = [[Katelyn Roberts]] |
| after_election = [[Katelyn Roberts]] |
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| after_party = [[People's Socialist Party of Empherias|PSP]] |
| after_party = [[People's Socialist Party of Empherias|PSP]] |
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}}The '''2441 Empherias general election''' was held on 21 December 2441 to elect 600 members to the [[Empherias|Empherias]] [[Parliament of Empherias|parliament]]. The opposition [[People's Socialist Party|People's Socialist]] became the largest party where it won 267 seats, an increase of 23, but still short 34 of an overall majority. This was the second time in a row where an election produced a hung parliament. Both main parties increased their vote share: the PSP won 13.1 million voters up 3 percentage points, while the Liberals had 12.7 million up 1 percentage point. The governing Liberals gained 6 seats to 259 seats– 8 below the PSP. The Greens and the Nationalists both had more than a million votes but they decreased by 2 seats and 12 seats respectively– the Greens became the third largest party with 25 seats. |
}}The '''2441 Empherias general election''' was held on 21 December 2441 to elect 600 members to the [[Empherias|Empherias]] [[Parliament of Empherias|parliament]]. The opposition [[People's Socialist Party|People's Socialist]] became the largest party where it won 267 seats, an increase of 23, but still short 34 of an overall majority. This was the second time in a row where an election produced a hung parliament. Both main parties increased their vote share: the PSP won 13.1 million voters up 3 percentage points, while the Liberals had 12.7 million up 1 percentage point. The governing Liberals gained 6 seats to 259 seats– 8 below the PSP. The Greens and the Nationalists both had more than a million votes but they decreased by 2 seats and 12 seats respectively– the Greens became the third largest party with 25 seats. |
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