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The '''1723 Sanaman general election''' was held on 12.X and was the fourth elections following the 1707 change of political system. The sitting Qukalsim Kito Paliso was seeking a second term, with Toti Lampa of the United Revolutionary Front and Darius Hosseini of the Party of Democratic Humanism his main competitors. <!-- Summary of the election and the prelude to it.--> Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies.  
The '''1723 Sanaman general election''' was held on 12.X and was the fourth elections following the 1707 change of political system. The sitting Qukalsim Kito Paliso was seeking a second term, with Toti Lampa of the United Revolutionary Front and Darius Hosseini of the Party of Democratic Humanism his main competitors. Following the victory of the National Alliance in the 1719 elections, expectations were high for the new government. However, rampant and growing corruption all across the national government, paired with infighting within the alliance and tensions between both Qukalsim Paliso and Talo Kalani and their respective parties, resulted in four years of ineffective government. This combined with a sluggish economy caused the approval ratings for the new government to plummet. However, commanding comfortable majorities in all three houses of the [[Lhusan Nasyonal]], the government was safe from attempts to depose it. Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies.  


== Participating parties ==
== Participating parties ==

Revision as of 16:32, 11 November 2023

1723 House of People's Delegates election
Sanama
← 1719 12.X.1723 1727 →

All 483 seats of the House of People's Delegates
242 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 77,612,212 (88.73%)

  Majority party Minority party
  Toti Lampa.png Darius Hosseini.png Kito Paliso.png
Leader Toti Lampa Darius Hosseini Kito Paliso
Party Workers' Revolutionary Front Party of Democratic Humanism Agrarian League
Alliance United Revolutionary Front National Alliance
Leader's seat Kopore East
Last election New New 259
Seats won 249 145 38
Seat change New New 221
Popular vote 31,614,256 24,200,107 8,584,332
Percentage 40.73% 31.18% 11.06%
  Fourth party Fifth party
  Talo Kalani.jpg Malliki Orea.png
Leader Talo Kalani
Party Sanaman People's Party Communities Movement Sanamati Democratic Party
Alliance National Alliance
Leader's seat Pasing East
  • Niyi 8
Last election 106 32 74
Seats won 21 18 0
Seat change 85 14 74
Popular vote 5,133,090 4,226,311 1,419,221
Percentage 6.61% 5.45% 1.83%
Swing 13.85% 6.27% 14.52%
  Seventh party
 
Party Others
Last election 12
Seats won 12
Seat change 0
Popular vote 2,434,895
Percentage 3.14%

File:SNM 1723 elections.png

Qukalsim before election

Kito Paliso
Agrarian League

Elected Qukalsim

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The 1723 Sanaman general election was held on 12.X and was the fourth elections following the 1707 change of political system. The sitting Qukalsim Kito Paliso was seeking a second term, with Toti Lampa of the United Revolutionary Front and Darius Hosseini of the Party of Democratic Humanism his main competitors. Following the victory of the National Alliance in the 1719 elections, expectations were high for the new government. However, rampant and growing corruption all across the national government, paired with infighting within the alliance and tensions between both Qukalsim Paliso and Talo Kalani and their respective parties, resulted in four years of ineffective government. This combined with a sluggish economy caused the approval ratings for the new government to plummet. However, commanding comfortable majorities in all three houses of the Lhusan Nasyonal, the government was safe from attempts to depose it. Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies.

Participating parties

List of participating parties

Constituencies per people's republics

House of People's Delegates elections

Seat results

House of Councillors elections

Seats per sector

Estimated party breakdown

Council of People's Republics delegations

Seats controlled

Results