Dolgava

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June 7th 5651 

The SDP's long run as Government in Dolgava has come to an end, with the DPP roaring back to win a majority government. The Dolgavan people are tired of the status quo, and conservatives and moderates worked together, to get the DPP in government, with rural voters flocking to support the party. A combination of conservative voters, rural voters and moderate voters formed the coalition that elected the DPP into power. The results are as follows

DPP: 51.2%  - 97 seats
DKP: 8.9% - 17 seats
DSP:  39.8% - 75 seats
Others/Independents: 0.1% - 0 seats

For the leader of the DPP,  Cäsar Einhorn tonight's result is a long time coming. He has served as leader of the opposition for many years, faithfully, doing everything he can to reunite support behind the DPP once again. Einhorn has also branded himself as someone who stands up for those that the DSP have forgotten, with his policies aimed at rural communities, as well as working class Dolgavans. This appeal, along with winning over the suburbs, saw the DPP rise to the majority, once again. Einhorn is someone who is not afraid to stand by his beliefs, and to be bombastic and a firebrand populist, but someone who is a dignitary at the same time. This appeal brought on board, the populists, along with those that want a stable, steady hand of leadership, these are qualities that not many politicians possess at the same time. 

For the Social Democrats, and their new leader Skolostika Melder, not being able to continue the appeal of former DSP governance, into the future. Her tenure as Prime Minister, will be short, and she is expected to continue on as leader of the opposition. As leader, her main task will be to position herself and her party as fresh and new again, which is no small feat. 

For the Conservatives, they are still seemingly lost in the wilderness. They have seemingly never recovered from the disastrous aftermath of Toivo Meri's government, and the collapse in faith of the Conservatives. Their current leader  Artur Jakobson has resigned his post as party leader, and it is expected that the pragmatic Angelika Lill, will become the next leader of the DKP. 

The upper legislature will consist of roughly of the DPP controlling 47 seats, the Royal bloc holding 30 seats, the DSP holding 11 positions, and the DKP holding only 2 seats. 

Dolgava has entered a new political era, and the people have chosen a new party to rule. The DPP has survived a dark part of its history, languishing in both third place and in the opposition, in many elections. Now for the first time since Jaanus Jogi was Prime Minister, the DPP has governance once again. 

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