2449 Grensalbourg general election: Difference between revisions
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|previous_election=[[2446 Grensalbourg representative elections]]|previous_year=[[2446 Grensalbourg representative elections|2446]] |
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|election_date={{Start date|2449|01|01}} |
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|next_election=[[2451 Grensalbourg general election]]|next_year=[[2451 Grensalbourg general election|2451]] |
|next_election=[[March 2451 Grensalbourg general election]]|next_year=[[March 2451 Grensalbourg general election|March 2451]] |
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|seats_for_election=All 100 seats to the [[Grensalbourg legislature]] |
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|majority_seats=51 |
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|[[Liberal Party of Grensalbourg|Liberal Party]] |
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|[[Kelsey Vener]] |
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|20.12% |
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|[[Conservative Party of Grensalbourg|Conservative Party]] |
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|[[Hans Glaster]] |
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|[[Free Liberal Party of Grensalbourg|Free Liberal Party]] |
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|[[Ruby Nuurs]] |
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|5.69% |
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|[[Alliance Party of Grensalbourg|Alliance Party]] |
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|5.14% |
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|[[Democratic Labour Party]] |
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|[[Tom Stuver]] |
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|[[Mutaarist Party of Grensalbourg|Mutaarist Party]] |
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|[[Kels Tommsel]] |
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|2.55% |
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|[[Party of Grensalbourg]] |
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|1.04% |
|1.04% |
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The 2449 Grensalbourg general election was held on 1 January 2449 to elect 100 members to the Grensalbourg legislature using the D'hondt method of proportional representation with a 2% minimum threshold. This was the first democratic election held because Grensalbourg had been a diarchal dictatorship since its founding in 2428, but recent constitutional reforms had created a newly elected legislature and prime minister.
Incumbent provisional prime minister Peter Marnstricht, who had been one of the two rulers of the state since 2446, led the People's Socialist Party to win the most seats. The party is a sister organisation to the party of the same name in Empherias, which helped with funding the campaign. The Liberal Party, another Empheri-led party won the second largest amount of seats at 21. The two parties chose to enter in a coalition of 55 seats, a majority of 8, as any other coalition would require a nationalist party or multiple parties. Marnstricht was elected prime minister.
The largest nationalist party was the VNEG winning 7 seats, and fellow Empheri nationalist parties the FLP and DLP won another combined 10 seats. Palak nationalist parties such as the Mutaarist party and PENP won a combined 5 seats.
Background[edit | edit source]
General Election[edit | edit source]
Results[edit | edit source]
| Party | Leader | Pc | +/– | Seats | |||
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| People's Socialist Party | PS | Peter Marnstricht | 32.83% | New | 34 / 100
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| Liberal Party | VV | Kelsey Vener | 20.12% | New | 21 / 100
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| Conservative Party | KC | Hans Glaster | 10.40% | New | 11 / 100
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New | |
| Vactag de Nerijkenaat d'Empher | VNEG | Godwin Wheeler | 7.11% | New | 7 / 100
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New | |
| Evergreen Party | EV | Egel Relding | 6.78% | New | 7 / 100
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New | |
| Free Liberal Party | BVG | Ruby Nuurs | 5.69% | New | 6 / 100
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New | |
| Alliance Party | AL | — | 5.14% | New | 5 / 100
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New | |
| Democratic Labour Party | VDwG | Tom Stuver | 3.97% | New | 4 / 100
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| Panaare eep neverot Palak | PENP | Asmo Perta | 3.11% | New | 3 / 100
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| Mutaarist Party | CM | Kels Tommsel | 2.55% | New | 2 / 100
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| Sistynsfell Party | SF | Jo Netelen | 1.26% | New | Did not qualify | New | |
| Party of Grensalbourg | DeV | — | 1.04% | New | Did not qualify | New | |
| Total | 100% | n/a | 100 seats | ||||