1719 Sanaman general elections

1715 House of People's Delegates election

12.X.1719
All 483 seats of the House of People's Delegates 242 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	69,954,061 (82.63%)
Majority party Minority party   Leader Kito Paliso Talo Kalani Malliki Orea Party Agrarian League Sanaman People's Party Sanamati Democratic Party Alliance National Alliance National Alliance Leader's seat Kopore East Pasing East Pakor City South Last election 138 66 257 Seats won 259 106 74 Seat change ▲ 121 ▲ 40 ▼ 183 Popular vote ▲ 29,744,467 ▲ 14,312,601 ▼ 11,437,489 Percentage ▲ 42.52% ▲ 20.46% ▼ 16.35% Swing ▲ 11.24% ▲ 4.38% ▼ 24.37%   Fourth party Fifth party   Leader Adam Chavez Anya Pakani Lawrence Justice Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici Party Communities Movement Northern League United Nationalist Alliance Leader's seat Niyi 8 Soli East None Last election 1 7 0 Seats won 32 0 0 Seat change ▲ 31 ▼ 7 0 Popular vote ▲ 8,198,616 ▲ 2,140,594 ▲ 1,748,852 Percentage ▲ 11.72% ▲ 3.06% ▲ 2.50% Swing ▲ 8.29% ▲ 0.14% ▲ 1.72%   Seventh party   Party Others Last election 14 Seats won 12 Seat change ▼ 2 Popular vote ▼ 2,371,443 Percentage ▼ 3.39% Swing ▼ 1.40%
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Qukalsim before election Malliki Orea Sanamati Democratic Party Elected Qukalsim Kito Paliso Agrarian League

The 1719 Sanaman general elections were held on 12.X and were the fourth elections following the 1707 change of political system. The sitting Qukalsim Malliki Orea was seeking a third term, with Kito Paliso of the Agrarian League again his main competitor. The Tiegang Papers leak that occurred two months before the election led to massive criticism against Qukalsim Orea and the sitting government for allegedly providing the socialists in Hurmu with Sanaman weapons under the table. Three weeks before the election, several anonymous yet credible sources confirmed that the leaked documents were indeed genuine. The Agrarian League and the Sanaman People's Party again participated as the National Alliance, with a common electoral program and non-competition agreement for the second election in a row. The United Nationalist Alliance participated again in the election, despite several high profile corruption and abuse of power convictions. Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies.

Participating parties

No major change in participating parties occurred before this election.

List of participating parties

Party name	Ideology	Political position
Sanamati Democratic Party	Social democracy, democratic socialism, ecologism, feminism, unionism	Left wing
Communities Movement	Communalism, ecologism, feminism, direct democracy, federalism	Left wing to far left
Sanaman Communist Party	Communism, statism, democratic centralism, unionism	Far left
United Nationalist Alliance	Nationalism, populism, liberalism, unionism	Center right
Coalition 1660	Socialism, workers' rights, unionism	Center left
Sanaman People's Party	Liberalism, feminism, ecologism, laissez-faire economics, agreement with Agrarian League	Center right
Bright Future	Anti-immigration, nationalism, conservatism, populism	Ringt wing to far right
Agrarian League	Agrarianism, farmers' rights, conservatism, agreement with Sanaman People's Party	Center right
Citizens United	Citizens rights, classic liberalism, civil rights, direct democracy, federalism	Center right to center
Green Party	Ecologism, liberalism, welfare state, fair trade, anti-growth, pro-immigration, federalism	Center right to center left
Democratic Nazarene Union	Nazarene democracy, Nazarene values, conservatism, traditional values	Center right to right wing
Northern League	Nationalism, conservatism, Istvanistani-speaking rights, Praeta-speaking rights	Center right to right wing
Partito Popolare Cisamarrese	Nationalism, liberalism, ecologism, Cisamarrese-speaking rights	Center
Yardistani List	Nationalism, big tent, Yardistani-speaking rights	Center
Laqi People's Party	Nationalism, big tent, Laqi-speaking rights	Center
Future of Estarisa	Nationalism, big tent, Estarisan rights	Center

Constituencies per people's republics

People's republic	Constituencies
Ailan Feq	5
Amarra Esa	25
Estarisa	3
Fatehpur Sikri	62
Harekina	26
Indipendensa	31
Kortilhera	28
Laq Republic	6
Niyi	105
Panetira	32
Pixa Teta	40
Sanilla Ate	32
Sanilla Senter	28
Semisa	29
Semisa City	3
Soli	28
Sanama	483

House of People's Delegates elections

Seat results

Party		Leader	Votes	Share	Seats	Change
	Agrarian League	Kito Paliso	29,744,467	42.52%	259 / 483
	Sanaman People's Party	Talo Kalani	14,312,601	20.46%	106 / 483
	Sanamati Democratic Party	Malliki Orea	11,437,489	16.35%	74 / 483
	Communities Movement	Adam Chavez Anya Pakani	8,198,616	11.72%	32 / 483
	Northern League	Lawrence Justice	2,140,594	3.06%	0 / 483
	United Nationalist Alliance	Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici	1,748,852	2.50%	0 / 483
	Laqi People's Party	Yemish Hutym	524,655	0.75%	5 / 483
	Future of Estarisa	Ayukusto Tosha	433,715	0.62%	3 / 483
	Yardistani List	Sxir Mreno	370,757	0.53%	4 / 483
	Partito Popolare Cisamarrese	Gjanluigi Bertolucci	125,917	0.18%	0 / 483
	Coalition 1660	Sandrah O'Connor	62,959	0.09%	0 / 483

House of Councillors elections

The elections to the House of Councillors are non-partisan.

Seats per sector

Sector	Councillors
Unions and labour sector	33
Voluntary and social works sector	27
Agricultural and fisheries sector	23
Cultural and educational sector	21
Industrial and commercial sector	17
Total	121

Estimated party breakdown

Party	Councillors
Agrarian League	49
Sanaman People's Party	20
Government	69
Sanamati Democratic Party	36
Communities Movement	16
Opposition	52

Council of People's Republics delegations

Subdivision	Seats
Niyi
Fatehpur Sikri
Pixa Teta
Indipendensa
Panetira
Sanilla Ate
Sanilla Senter
Semisa
Soli
Amarra Esa
Harekina
Kortilhera
Ailan Feq
Estarisa
Laq Republic
Semisa City

Seats controlled

Faction	Seats
Government	48
Opposition	21
Crossbench	3

Results

The Tiegang Papers contributed massively to the landslide victory for the National Alliance and a historic 25 percentage point drop in support for the Sanamati Democratic Party. Lingering doubts about the Communities Movement caused many SDP voters to instead favour the center-right and liberal Agrarian League. In urban areas, SDP voters slightly preferred the CM over the Sanaman People's Party. With parties increasingly moving towards the center, and with corruption and nepotism being an increasing problem, many scholars believe that Sanaman politics will become more personality-driven and lesss governed by strong ideologies. With the collapse of a 12 year government party, the 1719 elections will likely bring in a period of increased political volatility as the new National Alliance government seeks to rebuild Sanama's international image.