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1750 Sanaman general election

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The 1750 Sanaman general election took place on 12.X.1745 and was the first election following additional constitutional amendments in 1744. The new amendments abolished the Council of People's Republics and provided that the leader of the winning party or coalition automatically becomes president. The amendment was criticised by the opposition for limiting democracy, while the ruling coalition touted it as simple and effective. Toti Lampa maintained his grip on power, with close ally Maysa Silani returning as Qukalsim.

Lhusan Nasyonal election

1750 Lhusan Nasyonal election
Sanama
← 1745 12.X.1750 1755 →

All 595 seats of the Lhusan Nasyonal
298 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 92,115,723

  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Toti Lampa/Maysa Silani Piter Ayala
Party Workers' Revolutionary Front Sanaman People's Party
Alliance United Revolutionary Front Democratic Alliance
Last election 234 98
Seats won 308 287
Popular vote 47,726,998 41,334,167
Percentage 51.81% 44.87%

Qukalsim before election

Maysa Silani
Workers' Revolutionary Front

Qukalsim

Maysa Silani
Workers' Revolutionary Front

Leading up to the election, the Workers' Revolutionary Front absorbed the previously nominally independent leftist party in the United Revolutionary Front, turning them into regional parties of the WRF. In an attempt to unseat the government, most of the opposition campaigned as a united Democratic Alliance, consisting of separate parties and led by Piter Ayala of the Sanaman People's Party.


Seats per people's republic

People's republic House seats
Ailan Feq 7
Amarra Esa 26
Cisamarra 38
Estarisa 4
Fatehpur Sikri 64
Gogledd Cybwl 12
Harekina 27
Indipendensa 33
Kortilhera 28
Laq Republic 6
Niyi 110
Panetira 34
Pixa Teta 42
Sanilla Ate 33
Sanilla Senter 29
Semisa 30
Semisa City 3
Soli 29
Levelling seats 40
Sanama 595