25-12-2024, 09:49 AM
Ahmadists dominate Solentian election
November 5588
The Ahmadists Hezb-e Ahmadi have dominated the Solentian legislative elections, securing 359 seats in the Workers Council. Mullah Mohammad Yummah Has also been elected President, easily beating incumbent President Gedi Khan. The new president offered the following words;
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The Ahmadists swept three of the five Wilayets.
Although Ahmadists are celebrating they have not won an outright majority in the legislature and will need to work with at least one other party to govern, which will likely water down their hardline social and economic policies. Hezb-e Ahmadi did very well in tribal areas, with mixed results in other areas. Strong performances in some cities were matched against very poor results in other cities for the new largest party.
In looking at other results Da Roshantya Shora secured over 30% of the seats in the national legislature doing particularly well in rural areas and in middle class districts of urban areas. The governing Mutahad Kargar Gond were reduced to a fifth of seats, although still managed to perform strongly in urban areas.
November 5588
The Ahmadists Hezb-e Ahmadi have dominated the Solentian legislative elections, securing 359 seats in the Workers Council. Mullah Mohammad Yummah Has also been elected President, easily beating incumbent President Gedi Khan. The new president offered the following words;
Quote:Akim has delivered a strong rebuke to the apostate government and we shall look to govern with Akims will.
The Ahmadists swept three of the five Wilayets.
Although Ahmadists are celebrating they have not won an outright majority in the legislature and will need to work with at least one other party to govern, which will likely water down their hardline social and economic policies. Hezb-e Ahmadi did very well in tribal areas, with mixed results in other areas. Strong performances in some cities were matched against very poor results in other cities for the new largest party.
In looking at other results Da Roshantya Shora secured over 30% of the seats in the national legislature doing particularly well in rural areas and in middle class districts of urban areas. The governing Mutahad Kargar Gond were reduced to a fifth of seats, although still managed to perform strongly in urban areas.