New Alexandrian general election, 1718

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New Alexandrian general election, 1718

1713 ← 1.XIV.1718 AN → 1723

All 643 seats to the Federal Assembly 322 seats needed for a majority.   Leader Felipe de Almagro Maria Teresa Motochanchi Tamaya Chamba Party Federal Humanist Party Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance Independent Deputies' Group Leader since 1703 AN 1710 AN 1713 AN Leader's seat Alduria Wechua Nation Wechua Nation Last election 389, 67.0% 150, 26.0% New party. 42 seats.   Leader Alfons Dandela Adriana Lopez-Gautier Party Federal Consensus Party People's Liberty Congress Independent Leader since 1710 AN 1708 AN Leader's seat Santander Santander Last election 21, 4.0% 16, 3.0% 19, 10.5% (42 defected to form IDG)

Incumbent President of the Government Felipe de Almagro (FHP)

The New Alexandrian general election of 1718 is the sixth upcoming general election scheduled to be held from 1.XIV.1718 AN - 3.XIV.1718 AN in Nouvelle Alexandrie. All 643 seats in the Federal Assembly will be contested, with a majority of 320 seats required to form a government. The election has been marked by debates surrounding issues such as economic development, social policies, and environmental concerns.

A new political party, the Independent Deputies' Group (IDG), will be contesting the election for the first time, adding a new dynamic to the political landscape.

Background

In the previous general election held in 1713, the Federal Humanist Party (FHP), led by Felipe de Almagro, secured a majority of seats in the Federal Assembly. The Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie (SDLA), led by Maria Motochanchi, has been the main opposition party, while the Federal Consensus Party of Nouvelle Alexandrie (FCP) and the People's Liberty Congress of Nouvelle Alexandrie (PLC) have also held seats in the assembly.

Main issues

The upcoming election is expected to center on several critical issues, as reflected by recent polling data indicating the top concerns of registered voters. The key issues in this election campaign include:

• Defense and National Security: The safety and security of the nation are paramount concerns for voters due to the death of King Manco Capac I and Operation Purple Splendor.
• Economy and Jobs: Economic development is a crucial issue for voters, centered around stimulating economic growth, creating job opportunities, and improving overall financial stability. Taxation policies, infrastructure investment, and international trade are integral parts of these discussions.
• Economic Inequality: With growing awareness of income disparities, voters are concerned about income inequality and poverty.
• Housing and High Rents: The high cost of housing and rising rents have become pressing concerns for many voters.
• Education: Voters are concerned about the quality and accessibility of education.
• Foreign Policy and Trade: With globalization and international trade shaping the world economy, voters wish to see party positions on trade agreements, diplomatic relations, and the role of international organizations.
• Crime: Addressing crime rates and ensuring public safety are important concerns for voters.
• Infrastructure and Transport: The state of the nation's infrastructure and transportation systems are key concerns for voters, especially concerns around modernizing roads, bridges, and public transport, as well as expanding broadband access in rural areas.
• Ethnic and Religious Tensions: Voters have quoted the need to foster social cohesion and promote inclusivity in the face of growing ethnic and religious tensions.
• Gun Policy: Gun control and the right to bear arms remain contentious issues.
• Environment: As public awareness of environmental challenges grows, voters are looking for solutions to pollution, renewable energy, and protecting natural resources.

Contesting Parties

The parties that contested the New Alexandrian general election were:

• the incumbent Federal Humanist Party;
• the Social Democratic & Liberal Alliance of Nouvelle Alexandrie;
• the Federal Consensus Party (previously the Moderate Caucus (Nouvelle Alexandrie);
• the People's Liberty Congress;
• the Independent Deputies' Group.

Independent Deputies' Group Campaign

The Independent Deputies' Group is a new political party contesting the 1718 general election. The party is composed of independent politicians and representatives of various interest groups. The IDG aims to provide a platform for those who feel that the traditional parties do not adequately represent their concerns and to bring fresh perspectives to the political arena. The IDG has will focus its campaign on issues such as government transparency, direct democracy, and local autonomy. They have also expressed support for more robust environmental policies and sustainable development initiatives.