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5559 elections results
RANDWORTH—A two-party parliament is no more as the 5559 snap election gives way to the Progressive Party, also known as the Progressives. A surprising turn of events happened overnight when the Progressives won the plurality of the parliament, getting 52 seats which dethroned the incumbent National Party (the Nationals) which only maintained 43 seats. The Nationals lost a staggering 108 seats, noting that this loss was transferred not only to the Progressives but also to the revamped Reform Party (the Reformists) and the rising Democratic Action Party (the Democrats).
Despite the Nationals' loss in the parliament, they still won the head of state elections, with their candidate, Jeremy Wilson, winning the second round of votes with 59.03%, surpassing the Progressives' Simon Reeves with 40.97%. This is a relief for the National Party but also a mess. They will be very likely to propose a coalition with the Progressives and possibly the Reformists so to have a majority parliament.
Mordusia Veritas [Campbell Media]
Election 5559 Dissolves Two-Party Parliament in Mordusia
January 5560
⁕ ————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— ⁕5559 elections results
RANDWORTH—A two-party parliament is no more as the 5559 snap election gives way to the Progressive Party, also known as the Progressives. A surprising turn of events happened overnight when the Progressives won the plurality of the parliament, getting 52 seats which dethroned the incumbent National Party (the Nationals) which only maintained 43 seats. The Nationals lost a staggering 108 seats, noting that this loss was transferred not only to the Progressives but also to the revamped Reform Party (the Reformists) and the rising Democratic Action Party (the Democrats).
Despite the Nationals' loss in the parliament, they still won the head of state elections, with their candidate, Jeremy Wilson, winning the second round of votes with 59.03%, surpassing the Progressives' Simon Reeves with 40.97%. This is a relief for the National Party but also a mess. They will be very likely to propose a coalition with the Progressives and possibly the Reformists so to have a majority parliament.
By yours truly, Gav
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