Phinbellan Special Administrative Territories legislative election, 2619

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RP 2619 Phinbellan Special Administrative Territories legislative elections

28 February RP 2619
All Elected Constituencies 118 seats in all Legislative Assemblies
Party Leader % Seats ± Pro-Establishment parties PAR TBA 0 0 0 SAT-LA TBA 0 0 0 SSD TBA 0 0 0 PDP TBA 0 0 0 FSLU TBA 0 0 0 FCS TBA 0 0 0 Pro-Perikatan parties SATCP TBA 0 0 0 SCU TBA 0 0 0 TAP TBA 0 0 0 PAS-WPK TBA 0 0 0 Others 0 0 0 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.
File:RP2618 SAT election map by official party affiliation.svg Map of the winning party by constituency

Legislative elections in the Special Administrative Territories of the Federal Republic of Phinbella in RP 2619 are territorial general elections held in all special administrative territories on 28 February RP 2619 for the fifth Legislative Assemblies. This election is to elect a total of 118 members from the Legislative Assemblies in Cyberaya, Kota Hilir, Tri-State Area, Plazas de Irian and the Kantō-shū Islands. It was also the first election under President Muhammad Furkorn Mat Jeen after he takes office on 8 February RP 2618. Special Administration Territories election are conducted by the respective territorial electoral commissions, but the election writs are announced by its federal parent commission, the Phinbellan Electoral Commission.

Members of the territorial Legislative Assembly will be elected through full-preference instant runoff voting in the single-member electorate. This election is also the first for the territory of the Kantō-shū Islands after being made a new special administrative territory on January 23rd. Prior to the declaration of the Kantō-shū Islands, the four previous Territorial Legislative Assemblies were dissolved on January 14th.

Boundary changes

In July RP 2618, following a review of the number of elected seats for each Territorial Legislative Assembly taking into account local population forecasts, the Phinbellan Electoral Commission together with the respective territorial electoral commissions proposed to create a change in the boundaries of the elected areas across the three Territorial Legislative Assemblies:

1. Eight electoral district boundary changes for the Legislative Assembly of Kota Hilir;
2. Fifteen electoral district boundary changes for the Legislative Assembly of Plazas de Irian;
3. Four electoral district boundary changes for the Legislative Assembly of the Tri-State Area.
4. As of January RP 2619, there are seventeen constituencies for the Legislative Assembly of the Kantō-shū Islands.

Accordingly, as the Legislative Assembly of the Kantō-shū Islands will be established after this election, the number of seats elected for the RP 2619 election increased by 17 from 101 to 118.

Constituencies

Electoral map of the Phinbellan Special Administrative Territories, showing all 118 constituencies

Electoral system

Elections in special administrative territories are conducted separately from elections at the federal, entity and territorial levels. Because the legislatures in the five territories are unicameral, elections in the special administrative territories elect members of their respective territorial assemblies. Since all the special administrative territories have never followed the Westminster system instead, unlike at the federal level and the entities that use that system, the head of government for the special administrative territories is actually appointed by the President of Phinbella without election but with the confidence of the majority of members in the respective territorial legislatures, the head of government known as the Chief Executive is usually non-partisan in the government coalition.

The number of Legislative Assembly seats in each of the five special administrative territories is different, the members of the legislature are called Territorial Members of Legislative Assembly (MLA), who are elected for three to four-year terms. As at federal and entity level, each MLA is elected from a single-member geographical constituency using a first-past-the-post voting system; each constituency contains approximately the same number of voters. If one party gets the majority of seats, then that party has the right to form a government, but the head of the government is a non-partisan person, only from the government party.

Political parties

Coalition(s)			Other parties
Pro-Liberal	Pro-Conservative

Timeline

Date	Event
14 January RP 2619	Dissolution of the Legislative Assemblies in four special administrative territories
23 January RP 2619	Kantō-shū Islands officially as the new special administrative territories
25 January RP 2619	Issue of the Writ of Election by Federal Phinbellan Election Commission
14 February RP 2619	Nomination day
14–28 February RP 2619	Campaigning period
24 February RP 2619	Early voting for postal and advance voters
28 February RP 2619	Polling day

Pre-nomination events

Date	Event

Results

Results by territories

Territories	Previous control	Previous party		Post-election control	Largest party		PAR	SAT-LA	SSD	PDP	FSLU	FCS	SATCP	SCU	TAP	PAS-WPK	Others		Ex-officio	Composition	Details
Cyberaya
Kota Hilir
Tri-State Area
Plazas de Irian
Kantō-shū Islands

Results by Federation parliamental constituencies

No.	Constituency	Pro-liberal	Pro-conservative	Others	Independent	Member of Parliament