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|[[Blizzardshire (Palmshire Parliament constituency)|Blizzardshire]] | |[[Blizzardshire (Palmshire Parliament constituency)|Blizzardshire]] | ||
| | |[[New Cypress Hollow (Palmshire Parliament constituency)|New Cypress Hollow]] | ||
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==MPs standing down== | ==MPs standing down== | ||
* [[Tom]] ([[New Cypress Hollow (Palmshire Parliament constituency)|New Cypress Hollow]]) | * [[Tom]] ([[New Cypress Hollow (Palmshire Parliament constituency)|New Cypress Hollow]]) - Retired (and became ennobled as Baron Whalen months later). | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 09:28, 18 January 2016
| Palmshire general election, May 2015
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| 2014 ← | 24 April to 7 May | → Oct. 2015 |
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| All 6 seats of the House of Commons 4 seats were needed for a majority | ||
| First party | Second party | |
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| Leader | Chris D | Baroness Sarah de la Cueva |
| Party | Socialist | Swag |
| Leader since | 29 May 2012 | 20 February 2015 |
| Leader's seat | Blizzardshire | New Cypress Hollow |
| Seats before | 3 | 2 |
| Seats won | 3 | 2 |
| Seat change | 0 | 0 |
| Popular vote | 5
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| PM before election | Subsequent PM | |
| Chris D | Chris D | |
| Socialist | Socialist | |
The Palmshire general election, May 2015, is an election to return members to serve in the House of Commons of the 7th Parliament of Palmshire to be summoned after the establishment of the Parliament in 2010. The 6th Parliament was dissolved on 21 April by King Legion I at request of Prime Minister Chris D after the Socialist government lost a vote on motion of no confidence tabled by the Duke of Cypress-Hollow the day before. Election immediately followed three days later. Socialist Party was returned to power, with no change in number of seats for either of two major political parties. Unlike the last general election, Socialist party also obtained majority of popular votes as well.
Dates of Election
The general election was held between 24 April 2015 and 7 May 2015.
Election summary
List of the following parliamentary constituencies and the result:
Note: Bolded name of candidate denotes that he or she won the election
| Number of electors | Borough name | Towns covered | Candidate #1 | Votes | Candidate #2 | Votes | Candidate #3 | Votes | Notes |
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| 13 (list of voters) |
Downtown Blizzard (two seats) | Downtown Blizzard in Blizzard | Mark | (2) Legion, Mark | Trooper | (1) trooper | Polls closed. Socialist candidates Mark and trooper declared winners for this constituency. | ||
| 10 (list of voters) |
New Cypress Hollow (two seats) | New Cypress Hollow in Blizzard | Baroness Sarah de la Cueva | (2) Sarah, Legion | Polls closed. Swag candidate Baroness Cypress declared winner for this constituency. | ||||
| 19 (list of voters) |
Blizzardshire (two seats) | New Cypress Hollow and Downtown Blizzard in Blizzard | Chris D | (2) Chris, Neo | Alphaworldian | (2) Legion, Alphaworldian | Polls closed. Socialist candidates Chris and Alphaworldian declared winners for this constituency. |
MPs standing down
- Tom (New Cypress Hollow) - Retired (and became ennobled as Baron Whalen months later).
See also
| Elections in the Kingdom of Palmshire | |
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