ᴍ:2322 Hveden Federation senate election
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| Registered | 9,746,348 (3.01%,  0.00 pp) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Turnout | 8,677,174 (89.03%,  0.18 pp) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 2322 Hveden Federation senate election took place between 1 April 2322 and 28 June 2322 to elect the 95 members of the Senate of the Hveden Federation. Only 3.01% of the population were eligible to vote in these elections, with a higher voting age and requirement of owning property. 6 new one-member constituencies were created as new areas joined the union.
All seven founding members received 10 senators, while all 25 remaining states would each receive 1 single seat - for a senate of 95 members. 48 senators would reach a majority, the requirement to pass a bill.
The UP–PP coalition was renewed prior to the election, but the People Party had an upper hand in terms of senate holdings. They would focus a lot of campaigning effort and would stand in all 95 constituencies for the first time. Karl Seiger, incumbent president, was quite popular and would help personally support local senate elections. The separatist bloc would stand in various new territories, to stand in 50 constituencies total. The Progressive Party wanted to focus on parliamentary elections, and stood nowhere due to funding issues.
The People Party, the largest party, won 46 senators, an increase of 13 from the 2318 election. This was an incredible increase and allowed the party to be super near a majority, just two away. The co-dependence of the United Party was dwindling in the eyes of the People Party elite. The United Party did maintain second place, losing 3 senators to a total of 19. The National Party came third again with 16 senators, a decrease of two, and the Separatist Bloc came fourth with 14 senators, a decrease of one. Overall, the gap between the two nationalist groups lessened. The UP–PP coalition combined would have a total of 65 senators, a majority of 34.
Results[edit | edit source]
| Party | Stood | Won | Change | % share | ||
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| People Party | Peps | 95 | 46 | 13
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48.42% | |
| United Party | Unis | 70 | 19 |  3
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20.00% | |
| National Party | Nats | 95 | 16 | 2
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16.84% | |
| Separatist Bloc | Bloc | 50 | 14 | 1
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14.74% | |
| Conservative Party | Cons | 25 | 0 |
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0.00% | |
| Total | – | 95 | 48 for majority | |||