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Revision as of 23:43, 9 May 2024

2448 Empherias general election

← 2445 May 26, 2448 (2448-05-26) 2449 →

All 600 seats to the House of Parliament
301 seats needed for a majority
Turnout92.58% (Increase 7.45)
  First party Second party Third party
 
Leader Lukas Knight Frankie George Sofia Hopkins
Party Labour Liberals PSP
Leader since 20 January 2448 25 May 2446 21 December 2447
Last election n/a 214 seats 307
Seats won 227 147 98
Seat change New Decrease 67 Decrease 209
Popular vote 12,225,722, 37.01% 7,896,711, 23.91% 5,284,973, 16.00%
Swing New Decrease 11.43 Decrease 34.58

Prime Minister before election

Sofia Hopkins
People's Socialist Party of Empherias

Elected Prime Minister

Lukas Knight
Labour Party of Empherias

The 2448 Empherias general election was held on 26 May 2448 to elect 600 members to the Empherias parliament. It centred around the issue of pan-Alaxanism and increased calls to join the High Kingdoms of Alaxia. This was the left general election Empherias held as an independent country.

Sofia Hopkins, who took over as prime minister from Katelyn Roberts, assured her party in January 2448 that no unification would be considered after years of rising pan-Alaxanism sentiment. This prompted Lukas Knight to make a famous speech and would trigger 30 PSP MPs to form their own spin off party known as the Alaxian Socialist Party (ASP), although it was known primarily as the Labour party. The following month, 77 more MPs defected to Labour, to hold a bloc of 105 seats. Knight and several other prominent politicians began their campaigning for a referendum on joining the High Kingdoms of Alaxia.

To prevent the left-wing from losing a vote of no confidence potentially being tabled by the Liberal party, Hopkins agreed to enter into coalition with Labour under the understanding an early election would be called in 2448 with both parties running. An electoral pact stated that whichever of the two socialist parties received a higher vote share, they would lead the coalition and become prime minister, and their position on the referendum would go forward.

The results saw the incumbent People's Socialist Party come third, reduced from a majority in the previous election to fewer than 100 seats, a decrease of 209. The Labour party gained 227 seats to become the largest party. Combined they held 325 seats total, a left-wing majority of 48.

The opposition Liberal party bled votes to the Nationalist party, which campaigned against integration to the HKA. The Liberals lost 67 seats to hit 147 seats, still coming second, but suffering their worst defeat since 2423 prior to it becoming a major party again. The Nationalists won 77 seats, an increase of 53 seats, with over 4 million votes. It was their best result in history, and it came fourth overall. The Green party also received over one million votes, but only gained six seats.

In the aftermath of the election, Lukas Knight became prime minister as the leader of the largest socialist party in the coalition He would hold a referendum on HKA statehood in July 2448.

Background

General Election

Overview

Regional votes

Shifts in demographics

Late polling data

Scandals during the campaign

Results

Party Leader Popular vote Pc +/– Seats
Labour Party LAB Lukas Knight 12,225,722 37.01% +37.01
227 / 600
Increase 227
Liberal Party LP Frankie George 7,896,711 23.91% –11.43
147 / 600
Decrease 67
People's Socialist Party PSP Sofia Hopkins 5,284,973 16.00% –34.58
98 / 600
Decrease 209
Nationalist Party NAT Luka Beckers 4,183,972 12.67% +8.66
77 / 600
Increase 53
Green Party GRN Eleanor Vilis 1,671,185 5.06% +0.88
31 / 600
Increase 6
Centre Party CE Willems Lockhart 655,112 1.98% –0.99
12 / 600
Decrease 6
Conservative Party CON Edward Sava 333,892 1.01% –0.33
6 / 600
Decrease 2
Traditional Ankrank Party TA Francis Letterman 110,269 0.33% –0.10
2 / 600
Steady
Bokanist Values Party BVP Peter Watkinson 51,296 0.16% –0.04
0 / 600
Decrease 1
Pink Daphne Party PDP Emilena Tupel Didn't run Decrease 1
Blank, invalid, and other parties 618,295 2.17% +1.42 n/a
Total and swing 33,031,427 100% +24.22

Detailed Results

Vote share
Labour
12,225,722
Liberal
7,896,711
PSP
5,284,973
Nationalist
4,183,972
Green
1,671,185
Centre
655,112
Conservative
333,892
Seat count
Labour
277
Liberal
147
PSP
98
Nationalist
77
Green
31
Centre
12
Conservative
6

Turnout

Type Population %
Population 43,549,229 100%
Eligible to vote 35,678,080 81.93%
Turnout 33,031,427 92.58%

Analysis

Indepth changes to the result

Sideways parliament bar chart

Parliament chart

Indepth result table

MPs who lost their set, MPs who gained their sets

Changes to government

References