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| type = parliamentary
| ongoing = no
| ongoing = no
| previous_election = 1680
| previous_election = Lagerhuis elections, 1680
| previous_year = [[Lagerhuis elections, 1680|1680]]
| previous_year = 1680
| next_election = Lagerhuis elections, 1685
| next_election = Lagerhuis elections, 1685
| next_year = [[Lagerhuis elections, 1685|1685]]
| next_year = 1685
| seats_for_election = All 150 seats to the [[Lagerhuis]] <br> '''76 seats''' needed for a majority
| seats_for_election = All 150 seats to the [[Lagerhuis]] <br> '''76 seats''' needed for a majority
| election_date = 20.XV.1680
| election_date = 20.XV.1684


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| map_image          = Lagerhuis seats 1684.png
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| map_caption        = '''Turnout''':  353,156 voters
| map_caption        = '''Turnout''':  453,156 voters


| title = Prime Minister
| title = Prime Minister
| posttitle = Subsequent [[Prime Minister of Batavia|Prime Minister]]
| posttitle = Subsequent [[Prime Minister of Batavia|Prime Minister]]
| before_election = [[Benjamin Cambernon]]
| before_election = [[Jacques Montrarde]]
| after_election = [[Jacques Montrarde]]
| after_election = Jacques Montrarde
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The '''Lagerhuis elections of 1684''' were a heavily contested election. The [[Radicalen]] were blamed to have used the influence of the King, [[Arkadius IV]], to win the elections. Gerrymandering, which had become a pretty common practice during the Sixth Kingdom, further ensured the dominance of a strong political faction in support of uncurtained powers for the King and his Franco-Batavian dreams.
The '''Lagerhuis elections of 1684''' were a heavily contested election. The [[Radicalen]] were blamed to have abused the influence of the King, [[Arkadius IV]], to win the elections. Gerrymandering, which had become a pretty common practice during the Sixth Kingdom, further ensured the dominance of a strong political faction in support of uncurtained powers for the King and his Franco-Batavian dreams.


The Montrarde cabinet of [[Jacques Montrarde]] remained (briefly) in power, with support of the Radicalen and [[CMP]]. The successes of the CMP in fulfilling their promises, made them the major party within the coalition. Talks about Benjamin Cambernon becoming the new prime minister were eventually shut down as tensions increased and the Lagerhuis believed that a military man would be better placed to handle any possible revolts.
The Montrarde cabinet of [[Jacques Montrarde]] remained in power, with support of the Radicalen and [[CMP]]. The successes of the CMP in fulfilling their promises, made them the major party within the coalition. Talks about Benjamin Cambernon becoming the new prime minister were eventually shut down as tensions increased and the Lagerhuis believed that a military man would be better placed to handle any possible revolts. As the year passed, Montrarde successfully kept his coalition partner at bay by making promises of further reforms. Going against his own party's policies, he delayed his expansion and reform of the military.


However, with the popular King in power, protests were few, but once the King retired from power after the Amokolian Revolution, opposition demanded new elections. The social tensions led to a new election in 1685 AN and the outbreak of the [[Batavian Revolution]].
All went reasonably well while the popular King remained in power: protests were few, and any hardships were seen as temporary setbacks. It was only when the King retired from power after the [[Amokolian Revolution]], opposition demanded new elections. The renewed social tensions led to a new election in 1685 AN and the outbreak of the [[Batavian Revolution]].
 
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Latest revision as of 22:05, 21 July 2024

Lagerhuis election, 1684
Batavieflag.gif
1680 ←
20.XV.1684
→ 1685

All 150 seats to the Lagerhuis
76 seats needed for a majority
  First party Second party Third party
  Benjamincambernon.jpg Jaak Montrarde.png Joseph Bartholomeus Windsor.png
Leader Benjamin Cambernon Jacques Montrarde Joseph des Vinandy-Windsor
Party Conservative Monarchist Party Radicalen Ultraroyalisten
Leader since 1671
Seats won 52 46 22
Seat change 5 5 3
Percentage 34,67% 30,67% 14,67%

Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
  Alexandra Lewis.jpg Alejandro Averlinks.jpg Toon Tielemans.jpg
Leader Alexandra Lucius Alejandro Averlinks Toon Tielemans
Party Voorwaarts Batavië! Bataafse Arbeiderspartij Republikeins Links
Seats won 14 11 5
Seat change 2 1 -
Percentage 9,34% 7,34% 3,34%

Lagerhuis seats 1684.png

Turnout: 453,156 voters

Prime Minister before election

Jacques Montrarde

Subsequent Prime Minister

Jacques Montrarde

The Lagerhuis elections of 1684 were a heavily contested election. The Radicalen were blamed to have abused the influence of the King, Arkadius IV, to win the elections. Gerrymandering, which had become a pretty common practice during the Sixth Kingdom, further ensured the dominance of a strong political faction in support of uncurtained powers for the King and his Franco-Batavian dreams.

The Montrarde cabinet of Jacques Montrarde remained in power, with support of the Radicalen and CMP. The successes of the CMP in fulfilling their promises, made them the major party within the coalition. Talks about Benjamin Cambernon becoming the new prime minister were eventually shut down as tensions increased and the Lagerhuis believed that a military man would be better placed to handle any possible revolts. As the year passed, Montrarde successfully kept his coalition partner at bay by making promises of further reforms. Going against his own party's policies, he delayed his expansion and reform of the military.

All went reasonably well while the popular King remained in power: protests were few, and any hardships were seen as temporary setbacks. It was only when the King retired from power after the Amokolian Revolution, opposition demanded new elections. The renewed social tensions led to a new election in 1685 AN and the outbreak of the Batavian Revolution.