1632 Assembly Elections (Jingdao)
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The 1632 Elections (January 2016 Elections) were the first democratic elections held in the Jingdaoese Empire since its establishment. Three major parties ran for office, the National-Centrist Party of the Rising Sun (Jingdaoese nationalists), the Royal Kildarian Party (regionalists)
Unexpected loss
The Nastional-Centrist Party (in coalition with the National Republican Party), backed by a strong group of industrialists, militarists and royalists, expected to gain a total victory in most States. Surprisingly, a lot of conservative voters changed their vote at the last moment, leading to unexpected victories of the Kildarian Royal Party (which capitalized on the discontent of a lot of people in the establishment). while Curagh and Vervollkomnung became powerbases of the KRP. The National Republican Party of Norfolk gained a grand victory in the only State it ran in the elections.
Government Formation
Alexander Myksos, Prime Minister of Batavia, was appointed by Emperor Gradus as Chancellor following the elections and with the task to form a new administration [1].
Results
| Party logo | Party name | Leader | Ideology | Colours | % of the total votes | % of the total seats | Seat change | Seats in January 2016 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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National-Centrist Party of the Rising Sun | Alexander Myksos | Jingdaoese Nationalism, market centralism | Dark red | 41,52% | 45,8% | New |
179 / 391 |
| File:KRP logo.png | Royal Kildarian Party | Theodosius Myksos | Regionalism, monarchism | Dark blue | 28,34% | 32,0% | New |
129 / 391 |
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National Republican Party of Norfolk | Franklin Ross | Jingdaoese Nationalism, protectionism, militarism | Red | 6,70% | 0,8% | New |
3 / 391
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Each State is worth a certain amount of seats. This explains why the % of received votes does not necessarily result in the same % of seats.
Sources
- Election ballot January 2016 [2]
| Preceded by: none |
Federal Elections of Jingdao |
Succeeded by 1634 |
