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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the fifth general election, fifth election to the [[Llusan]] and the third presidential election. It is also the third election to feature electoral districts as well as a majority bonus for the winning alliance of parties. The three coalitions are the center-right [[Alliance for Prosperity]], the center-left [[Democratic League]], and the big tent [[Regionalist Alliance]]. This election also marked the first time that [[Western Shimmerspring]] was represented in national elections.
The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is the fifth general election, fifth election to the [[Llusan]] and the third presidential election. It is also the third election to feature electoral districts as well as a majority bonus for the winning alliance of parties. The three coalitions are the center-right [[Alliance for Prosperity]], the center-left [[Democratic League]], and the big tent [[Regionalist Bloc]].  


== Presidential election ==
== Presidential election ==
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| next_year = 1697
| next_year = 1697
| election_date = 12.X.1691
| election_date = 12.X.1691
| turnout = TBD
| turnout = 72,896,221 (85.12%)


| image1 = [[File:Tanilolhayi.png|100px]]
| image1 = [[File:Tanilolhayi.png|100px]]
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| alliance1 = [[Alliance for Prosperity]]
| alliance1 = [[Alliance for Prosperity]]
| home_state1 = [[Niyi (province)|Niyi]]
| home_state1 = [[Niyi (province)|Niyi]]
| popular_vote1 = TBD
| popular_vote1 = 40,909,359
| percentage1 = TBD
| percentage1 = 56.12%


| image2 = [[File:Taliya Wilamu.png|100px]]
| image2 = [[File:Taliya Wilamu.png|100px]]
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| alliance2 = [[Democratic League]]
| alliance2 = [[Democratic League]]
| home_state2 = [[Semisa]]
| home_state2 = [[Semisa]]
| popular_vote2 = TBD
| popular_vote2 = 31,986,862
| percentage2 = TBD
| percentage2 = 43.88%


| map_image          =  
| map_image          =  
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| title = President
| title = President
| before_election = [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]]
| before_election = [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]]
| before_party = [[United Nationalist Alliance]]
| posttitle =  
| posttitle =  
| after_election = TBD
| after_election = [[Tanilo Lhayi]]
| after_party = TBD
| after_party = [[United Nationalist Alliance]]
}}
}}


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| seats_for_election = All 639 seats of the [[Llusan]] <br> '''320 seats''' needed for a majority
| seats_for_election = All 639 seats of the [[Llusan]] <br> '''320 seats''' needed for a majority
| election_date = 12.X.1691
| election_date = 12.X.1691
| turnout = TBD
| turnout = 73,958,149 (86.36%)


| image1 = [[File:Keysacaprici.jpg|100px]]
| image1 = [[File:Keysacaprici.jpg|100px]]
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| seats1 = 343<sup><abbr title="Includes a majority bonus of 65 seats">a</abbr></sup>
| seats1 = 343<sup><abbr title="Includes a majority bonus of 65 seats">a</abbr></sup>
| seat_change1 = {{increase}}138
| seat_change1 = {{increase}}138
| popular_vote1 = TBA
| popular_vote1 = 35,211,474
| percentage1 = 47.61%
| percentage1 = 47.61%
| swing1 = {{increase}}12.10%
| swing1 = {{increase}}12.10%
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| seats2 = 194
| seats2 = 194
| seat_change2 = {{decrease}}117
| seat_change2 = {{decrease}}117
| popular_vote2 = TBA
| popular_vote2 = 24,531,919
| percentage2 = 33.17%
| percentage2 = 33.17%
| swing2 = {{decrease}}9.43%
| swing2 = {{decrease}}9.43%
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| seats3 = 102
| seats3 = 102
| seat_change3 = {{decrease}}21
| seat_change3 = {{decrease}}21
| popular_vote3 = TBA
| popular_vote3 = 13,053,614
| percentage3 = 17.65%
| percentage3 = 17.65%
| swing3 = {{decrease}}3.57%
| swing3 = {{decrease}}3.57%
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| after_party = United Nationalist Alliance
| after_party = United Nationalist Alliance
}}
}}
The fifth Llusan election after democracy was restored was again primarily contested between the Democratic League and the Alliance for Prosperity. A major change going into the election cycle was that the Nationalist & Humanist Party had joined the AfP and left the Regionalist Bloc, an ill fit from the start for a party with national aspirations. After three years of a largely static leftist government, with several high-profile conflicts with the outgoing President, and several vetos of major pieces of legislation, the leftist government was hit with the Coalition 1660 scandal in the Unified Governorates. While C60 involvement was vehemently denied by Chancellor Wilamu and the chairperson of C60 in Sanama, Salina Sumi, relentless accusations from the AfP eroded the already tenuous support for the government coalition. While Sanamans in general have a complicated relationship with the Unified Governorates, many took the view that even suspicion against a C60 sister party for participation in a coup d'état was enough to disqualify the party from national government. Chancellor Wilamu's stiffnecked support for C60 dragged down the SLF in national polls. The election results were a shock for the government. Almost half of the C60 voters abandoned the party, contributing to a ten percent decline for the government coalition. Meanwhile, voter mobility and new member N&H helped propel the Alliance for Prosperity into majority government, picking up 12 percent more votes than in 1688. The addition of So-Sara also contributed to a large gain for the Yardistani List. The strong AfP showing also launched Tanilo Lhayi into the Presidency. Seen as a much weaker political player than UNA party leader Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici, the executive power focal point is expected to shift from the President to the Chancellor in the years to come.


=== Electoral districts ===
=== Electoral districts ===
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! District
! District
! Seats
! Seats
|-
| Amarra Esa || 23
|-
| Cisamarra || 32
|-
| Enosa || 27
|-
| Fatehpur Sikri || 52
|-
| Highpass || 9
|-
| Indipendensa || 32
|-
| Lagunas || 25
|-
| Lamika || 23
|-
| National Capital District || 2
|-
| Niyi || 90
|-
| Qalit || 37
|-
| Semisa || 28
|-
| So Sara || 33
|-
| Thanatos || 54
|-
| Thanidor || 25
|-
| Tikano || 31
|-
| Xawakalë || 25
|-
| Xolaso || 26
|}
|}


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| style="width:3px; background: #9400D3;" |  
| style="width:3px; background: #9400D3;" |  
| colspan=2 | [[Alliance for Prosperity]]  
| colspan=2 | [[Alliance for Prosperity]]  
| [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]] || TBA || {{increase}}47.61% || 343<sup><abbr title="Includes a majority bonus of 65 seats">a</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}138
| [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]] || 35,211,474 || {{increase}}47.61% || 343<sup><abbr title="Includes a majority bonus of 65 seats">a</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}138
|-
|-
|  
|  
| style="width:3px; background: #9400D3;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #9400D3;" |
| [[United Nationalist Alliance]] || [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]] || TBA || {{increase}}26.14% || 189<sup><abbr title="Includes 36 bonus seats">b</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}57
| [[United Nationalist Alliance]] || [[Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici]] || 19,332,660 || {{increase}}26.14% || 189<sup><abbr title="Includes 36 bonus seats">b</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}57
|-
|-
|  
|  
| style="width:3px; background: #0000FF;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #0000FF;" |
| [[Sanaman National Party]] || [[Yon Qusen]] || TBA || {{increase}}13.05% || 94<sup><abbr title="Includes 18 bonus seats">c</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}21
| [[Sanaman National Party]] || [[Yon Qusen]] || 9,651,538 || {{increase}}13.05% || 94<sup><abbr title="Includes 18 bonus seats">c</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}21
|-
|-
|  
|  
| style="width:3px; background: #A8A8A8;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #A8A8A8;" |
| [[Nationalist & Humanist Party]] || [[Jasmina Hosseini]] || TBA || {{increase}}8.42% || 60<sup><abbr title="Includes 11 bonus seats">d</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}29
| [[Nationalist & Humanist Party]] || [[Jasmina Hosseini]] || 6,227,276 || {{increase}}8.42% || 60<sup><abbr title="Includes 11 bonus seats">d</abbr></sup> || {{increase}}29
|-
|-
| style="width:3px; background: #FF0000;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #FF0000;" |
| colspan=2 | [[Democratic League]]
| colspan=2 | [[Democratic League]]
| [[Taliya Wilamu]] || TBA || {{decrease}}33.17% || 194 || {{decrease}}117
| [[Taliya Wilamu]] || 24,531,919 || {{decrease}}33.17% || 194 || {{decrease}}117
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: #94ff14;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #94ff14;" |
| [[Sanaman Liberation Front]] || [[Taliya Wilamu]] || TBA || {{decrease}}24.61% || 144 || {{decrease}}48
| [[Sanaman Liberation Front]] || [[Taliya Wilamu]] || 18,201,101 || {{decrease}}24.61% || 144 || {{decrease}}48
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: #FF0000;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #FF0000;" |
| [[Coalition 1660]] || [[Salina Sumi]] || TBA || {{decrease}}8.56% || 50 || {{decrease}}69
| [[Coalition 1660]] || [[Salina Sumi]] || 6,330,818 || {{decrease}}8.56% || 50 || {{decrease}}69
|-
|-
| style="width:3px; background: #FFFF00;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #FFFF00;" |
| colspan=2 | [[Regionalist Bloc]]
| colspan=2 | [[Regionalist Bloc]]
| [[Gregory L. Justice]] || TBA || {{decrease}}17.65% || 102 || {{decrease}}21
| [[Gregory L. Justice]] || 13,053,614 || {{decrease}}17.65% || 102 || {{decrease}}21
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: black;" |
| style="width:3px; background: black;" |
| [[Northern League]] || [[Gregory L. Justice]] || TBA || {{decrease}}7.08% || 41 || {{decrease}}4
| [[Northern League]] || [[Gregory L. Justice]] || 5,236,237 || {{decrease}}7.08% || 41 || {{decrease}}4
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: #FF7575;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #FF7575;" |
| [[Partito Popolare Cisamarrese]] || [[Andrea Bertolucci]] || TBA || {{increase}}5.35% || 31 || {{increase}}2
| [[Partito Popolare Cisamarrese]] || [[Andrea Bertolucci]] || 3,956,761 || {{increase}}5.35% || 31 || {{increase}}2
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: #05FFFB;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #05FFFB;" |
| [[Yardistani List]] || [[Sxir Mreno]] || TBA || {{increase}}3.58% || 21 || {{increase}}14
| [[Yardistani List]] || [[Sxir Mreno]] || 2,647,702 || {{increase}}3.58% || 21 || {{increase}}14
|-
|-
|  
|  
| style="width:3px; background: #f5bc42;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #f5bc42;" |
| [[Passikaaner Belang]] || [[Pim Voot]] || TBA || {{decrease}}0.89% || 5 || {{decrease}}1
| [[Passikaaner Belang]] || [[Pim Voot]] || 658,228 || {{decrease}}0.89% || 5 || {{decrease}}1
|-
|-
|
|
| style="width:3px; background: #9399A3;" |
| style="width:3px; background: #9399A3;" |
| [[Laqi People's Party]] || [[Nafan Guschinin]] || TBA || {{decrease}}0.75% || 4 || {{decrease}}1
| [[Laqi People's Party]] || [[Nafan Guschinin]] || 554,686 || {{decrease}}0.75% || 4 || {{decrease}}1
|}
|}
=== Results by district ===


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Latest revision as of 22:59, 19 February 2021

The Sanama general election, 1691 is the fifth general election, fifth election to the Llusan and the third presidential election. It is also the third election to feature electoral districts as well as a majority bonus for the winning alliance of parties. The three coalitions are the center-right Alliance for Prosperity, the center-left Democratic League, and the big tent Regionalist Bloc.

Presidential election

The incumbent President Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici was term limited for this election, having already served two terms. She instead emerged as the Chancellor candidate for the Alliance for Prosperity, with former Chancellor Tanilo Lhayi making a comeback as the Alliance's presidential candidate, a move generally viewed as a power play by Nur Pinito Caprici in moving the executive focal point from the presidency to the chancellorship. From the Democratic League, the serving Chancellor Taliya Wilamu ran for president with Pjetro Campucci as candidate for Chancellor.

Opinion polling

Candidate Party 1.IV.1691 1.V.1691 1.VI.1691 1.VII.1691 1.VIII.1691 1.IX.1691
Tanilo Lhayi Alliance for Prosperity/UNA N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Taliya Wilamu Democratic League/SLF N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Gregory L. Justice NL N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Kiko Kumali SCP N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A
Undecided N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Election campaign

Results

Presidential election, 1691
Sanama
← 1685 12.X.1691 1697 →
Turnout 72,896,221 (85.12%)

  Tanilolhayi.png Taliya Wilamu.png
Candidate Tanilo Lhayi Taliya Wilamu
Party United Nationalist Alliance Sanaman Liberation Front
Alliance Alliance for Prosperity Democratic League
Home state Niyi Semisa
Direct popular vote vote 40,909,359 31,986,862
Percentage 56.12% 43.88%
President before election

Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici
United Nationalist Alliance

Elected President

Tanilo Lhayi
United Nationalist Alliance


Reaction

Llusan election

Llusan election, 1691
Sanama
← 1688 12.X.1691 1694 →
All 639 seats of the Llusan
320 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 73,958,149 (86.36%)

  Keysacaprici.jpg Taliya Wilamu.png GregJusticeSmugAF.jpg
Leader Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici Taliya Wilamu Gregory L. Justice
Alliance Alliance for Prosperity Democratic League Regionalist Bloc
Leader's seat Pakor City Tosha City Woodshire
Last election 205 311 123
Seats won 343a 194 102
Seat change ▲138 ▼117 ▼21
Popular vote 35,211,474 24,531,919 13,053,614
Percentage 47.61% 33.17% 17.65%
Swing ▲12.10% ▼9.43% ▼3.57%
Chancellor before election

Taliya Wilamu
Sanaman Liberation Front

Elected Chancellor

Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici
United Nationalist Alliance

The fifth Llusan election after democracy was restored was again primarily contested between the Democratic League and the Alliance for Prosperity. A major change going into the election cycle was that the Nationalist & Humanist Party had joined the AfP and left the Regionalist Bloc, an ill fit from the start for a party with national aspirations. After three years of a largely static leftist government, with several high-profile conflicts with the outgoing President, and several vetos of major pieces of legislation, the leftist government was hit with the Coalition 1660 scandal in the Unified Governorates. While C60 involvement was vehemently denied by Chancellor Wilamu and the chairperson of C60 in Sanama, Salina Sumi, relentless accusations from the AfP eroded the already tenuous support for the government coalition. While Sanamans in general have a complicated relationship with the Unified Governorates, many took the view that even suspicion against a C60 sister party for participation in a coup d'état was enough to disqualify the party from national government. Chancellor Wilamu's stiffnecked support for C60 dragged down the SLF in national polls. The election results were a shock for the government. Almost half of the C60 voters abandoned the party, contributing to a ten percent decline for the government coalition. Meanwhile, voter mobility and new member N&H helped propel the Alliance for Prosperity into majority government, picking up 12 percent more votes than in 1688. The addition of So-Sara also contributed to a large gain for the Yardistani List. The strong AfP showing also launched Tanilo Lhayi into the Presidency. Seen as a much weaker political player than UNA party leader Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici, the executive power focal point is expected to shift from the President to the Chancellor in the years to come.

Electoral districts

District Seats
Amarra Esa 23
Cisamarra 32
Enosa 27
Fatehpur Sikri 52
Highpass 9
Indipendensa 32
Lagunas 25
Lamika 23
National Capital District 2
Niyi 90
Qalit 37
Semisa 28
So Sara 33
Thanatos 54
Thanidor 25
Tikano 31
Xawakalë 25
Xolaso 26

Results

Party Leader Votes Share Seats Change
Alliance for Prosperity Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici 35,211,474 ▲47.61% 343a ▲138
United Nationalist Alliance Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici 19,332,660 ▲26.14% 189b ▲57
Sanaman National Party Yon Qusen 9,651,538 ▲13.05% 94c ▲21
Nationalist & Humanist Party Jasmina Hosseini 6,227,276 ▲8.42% 60d ▲29
Democratic League Taliya Wilamu 24,531,919 ▼33.17% 194 ▼117
Sanaman Liberation Front Taliya Wilamu 18,201,101 ▼24.61% 144 ▼48
Coalition 1660 Salina Sumi 6,330,818 ▼8.56% 50 ▼69
Regionalist Bloc Gregory L. Justice 13,053,614 ▼17.65% 102 ▼21
Northern League Gregory L. Justice 5,236,237 ▼7.08% 41 ▼4
Partito Popolare Cisamarrese Andrea Bertolucci 3,956,761 ▲5.35% 31 ▲2
Yardistani List Sxir Mreno 2,647,702 ▲3.58% 21 ▲14
Passikaaner Belang Pim Voot 658,228 ▼0.89% 5 ▼1
Laqi People's Party Nafan Guschinin 554,686 ▼0.75% 4 ▼1


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