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1711 Sanaman general elections

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1711 House of People's Delegates election
Sanama
← 1707 12.X.1711 1715 →

All 485 seats of the House of People's Delegates
243 seats needed for a majority

  Majority party Minority party
 
Leader Malliki Orea Kito Paliso Amala Kuyani
Party Sanamati Democratic Party Agrarian League Sanaman People's Party
Leader's seat Pakor City South Kopore East Xaneqa Central
Last election 249 97 54
  Fourth party Fifth party
 
Leader Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici Lawrence Justice
Party United Nationalist Alliance Communities Movement Northern League
Leader's seat None
  • North Nee City 29
  • Aruang North
Caverden City
Last election 31 19 14
  Seventh party
 
Party Others
Last election 21


Qukalsim before election

Malliki Orea
Sanamati Democratic Party

Elected Qukalsim

TBD
TBD

The 1711 Sanaman general elections were held on 1.XII and were the second elections following the 1707 change of political system. The sitting Qukalsim Malliki Orea was seeking a second term, with Kito Paliso of the Agrarian League his main competitor. The Agrarian League and the Sanaman People's Party signed a cooperation agreement before the election, coming short of a formalised alliance. The United Nationalist Alliance again was mired by leadership struggles, with the rather weak Katalina Williams being challenged by former leader Keysa Nur Pinito Caprici, who was finally allowed back in the country. Elections were also held to the assemblies of the people's republics, as well as local and regional assemblies. On 3.VII.1711, the United Nationalist Alliance announced that Nur Pinito Caprici had defeated Katalina Williams in a snap leadership vote. On 9.VII.1711 the Kalisa Lanyitali raided the national headquarters of the United Nationalist Alliance, investigating possible fraud, embezzlement and corruption under the presidency and chancellorship of reelected party leader Nur Pinito Caprici.