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Election 5326: BW & PLR largest parties, but smaller parties hold the power
2 July 5326
After a bitterly fought election involving six different parties, One Flag (Gziri acronym: BW) has once again emerged the largest party with the PLR in second place. The FA and PK lost ground while the new parties made strong first impressions. The GtP had particular strength in the north while the Order of Saint Sebastian (Gziri acronym: OtSB) surged to third place with a strong performance in small conservative towns.
Though the two hard-right parties, One Flag (BW) and the Order (OtSB), got a combined 48.5% of the vote and 146 of 300 seats, it seems that the remaining parties are likely to unite against them. Added to the BW and OtSB's mutual dislike over the Depares saga, it seems like a grand coalition will scupper both parties' governing prospects. For the OtSB this is a good first result regardless, but for the BW it will be a painful stretch on the opposition benches. Yan Despott held the vote up decently, however, so another leadership change seems unlikely at this point.
Results breakdown:
In the north-western region of Kinaan, the BW triumphed yet again with 47% of the vote. Rural, predominantly Hebilean communities voted strongly for the BW - the only party led by an ethnic Hebilean. The region's significant Selucian minority, centred around the city of Velieres, swung unexpectedly to the moderate GtP at the expense of the PLR who slumped to 11% of the vote in the area. No other party received more than 7% of the vote.
In Aheblun principality - the country's most eastern region - the BW also got 47% of the vote. Once again, the region's large Hebilean community swung heavily for Yan Despott while coastal cities split more evenly. The PLR and PK both saw significant falls in their vote-share while the Alagona Faction consolidated the moderate and liberal vote in urban and coastal environments like Santa Aleksandra. The GtP did not appear on the ballot in this region while the OtSB got just 8% of the vote.
Gilzon retained its progressive reputation as the PLR once again stormed to a heavy victory while conservative parties struggled. It is the region north of Aqildar and east of Kinaan. The GtP got an impressive 17% of the vote to come second, underscoring their strength along the northern coast. The BW's vote halved while the PK's vote completely collapsed. The OtSB got 13% of the vote, concentrated around the south-east of the region.
In Jilrit, where only the BW and FA had ran in the last election, there was a significant fracturing of the vote. The right-wing electorate fractured along ethnic lines as Hebilean conservatives voted for One Flag and Gziri-speaking conservatives voted for the Order. Similarly, the centre and left which had backed the FA in 5321 split along economic lines. Wealthier coastal towns remained true to the FA while less advantaged urban areas moved into the PLR's column. The GtP once again was not present on the ballot while the PK could only manage to get one of their candidates elected across the south-western principality.
Aqildar, the great central province of Cildania where the capital of Qart Qildar is situated, had some of the most bizarre results of all. The Order stormed to victory with 37% of the vote, winning over many of the conservative voters who had supported the PK in 5321. The PK's vote fell from 46% to 14% and their partners the FA also lost some ground in the area. PLR consolidated their vote, being the largest party in the capital. The GtP did not run once again, while the BW struggled in an area with very few ethnic Hebileans.
Illum Kinaan is a news agency based in the Kinaan region of Cildania. It covers both local and national current events.
Originally posted by Pragma on 03 Jul 2023.
2 July 5326
After a bitterly fought election involving six different parties, One Flag (Gziri acronym: BW) has once again emerged the largest party with the PLR in second place. The FA and PK lost ground while the new parties made strong first impressions. The GtP had particular strength in the north while the Order of Saint Sebastian (Gziri acronym: OtSB) surged to third place with a strong performance in small conservative towns.
Though the two hard-right parties, One Flag (BW) and the Order (OtSB), got a combined 48.5% of the vote and 146 of 300 seats, it seems that the remaining parties are likely to unite against them. Added to the BW and OtSB's mutual dislike over the Depares saga, it seems like a grand coalition will scupper both parties' governing prospects. For the OtSB this is a good first result regardless, but for the BW it will be a painful stretch on the opposition benches. Yan Despott held the vote up decently, however, so another leadership change seems unlikely at this point.
Results breakdown:
In the north-western region of Kinaan, the BW triumphed yet again with 47% of the vote. Rural, predominantly Hebilean communities voted strongly for the BW - the only party led by an ethnic Hebilean. The region's significant Selucian minority, centred around the city of Velieres, swung unexpectedly to the moderate GtP at the expense of the PLR who slumped to 11% of the vote in the area. No other party received more than 7% of the vote.
In Aheblun principality - the country's most eastern region - the BW also got 47% of the vote. Once again, the region's large Hebilean community swung heavily for Yan Despott while coastal cities split more evenly. The PLR and PK both saw significant falls in their vote-share while the Alagona Faction consolidated the moderate and liberal vote in urban and coastal environments like Santa Aleksandra. The GtP did not appear on the ballot in this region while the OtSB got just 8% of the vote.
Gilzon retained its progressive reputation as the PLR once again stormed to a heavy victory while conservative parties struggled. It is the region north of Aqildar and east of Kinaan. The GtP got an impressive 17% of the vote to come second, underscoring their strength along the northern coast. The BW's vote halved while the PK's vote completely collapsed. The OtSB got 13% of the vote, concentrated around the south-east of the region.
In Jilrit, where only the BW and FA had ran in the last election, there was a significant fracturing of the vote. The right-wing electorate fractured along ethnic lines as Hebilean conservatives voted for One Flag and Gziri-speaking conservatives voted for the Order. Similarly, the centre and left which had backed the FA in 5321 split along economic lines. Wealthier coastal towns remained true to the FA while less advantaged urban areas moved into the PLR's column. The GtP once again was not present on the ballot while the PK could only manage to get one of their candidates elected across the south-western principality.
Aqildar, the great central province of Cildania where the capital of Qart Qildar is situated, had some of the most bizarre results of all. The Order stormed to victory with 37% of the vote, winning over many of the conservative voters who had supported the PK in 5321. The PK's vote fell from 46% to 14% and their partners the FA also lost some ground in the area. PLR consolidated their vote, being the largest party in the capital. The GtP did not run once again, while the BW struggled in an area with very few ethnic Hebileans.
Illum Kinaan is a news agency based in the Kinaan region of Cildania. It covers both local and national current events.
Originally posted by Pragma on 03 Jul 2023.
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