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: Election results present a grave crisis for the party as the [[Federal Consensus Party]] benefits from the [[Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie|SDLA]] misfortunes
: Election results present a grave crisis for the party as the [[Federal Consensus Party]] benefits from the [[Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie|SDLA]] misfortunes
: [[Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie|SDLA]] elects Deputy [[Benito Arboleda]], a moderate from the party's liberal faction, from [[Santander]] as its new leader}}</div><br>
: [[Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie|SDLA]] elects Deputy [[Benito Arboleda]], a moderate from the party's liberal faction, from [[Santander]] as its new leader}}</div><br>
''[[The Aldurian]]'' - ([[Punta Santiago]], [[Alduria|ALD]]) '''HUMANISTS DEFEAT SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, 55% TO 32%'''
: FHP returns to Government House with a majority, sweeps all regional governments
: Turnout in election drops to 52.3%
''[[The Times of Alduria-Wechua]]'' - ([[Parap]], [[Wechua Nation|WEC]]) '''CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE AS SDLA REELS FROM CRITICAL LOSS IN ELECTION'''
: New leader [[Benito Arboleda]] faces battle inside party to rebuild and regroup
: Deep differences between factions caused a shift in support for the [[Federal Consensus Party]] by the party’s liberal and moderate factions
''[[The Economic Journal]]'' - ([[Cárdenas]], [[Cárdenas|FCD]]) '''[[Economy of Nouvelle Alexandrie|NEW ALEXANDRIAN ECONOMY]] OFFICIALLY IN RECESSION AFTER CONTINUED CONTRACTIONS IN GROWTH'''
:''Steep contraction in GDP caused by lower consumer confidence, reduced consumer spending, supply chain disruptions, higher inflation, and high housing costs''
The Federal Elections Commission is reporting that this election had a turnout rate of 52.3%, the lowest in the last 25 years of the Federation. The drop in voters is attributed to low motivation among many voters, especially those in the SDLA base and other SDLA-supporting constituencies.
The Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance lost significant support among the vast swaths of moderates and independents that brought them to power in 1703. In polling and interviews, voters registered the constant changes in leadership, lack of decisive action on the Vanic insurgency in Lyrica, and the developing economic recession at home. The rise of the Federal Consensus Party has also led to a mass departure of voters and support from the SDLA.
Steep contraction in GDP caused by lower consumer confidence, reduced consumer spending, supply chain disruptions, higher inflation, and high housing costs
