Palmshire general election, March 2012

Palmshire general election, March 2012
29 February to 13 April
All 5 seats of the House of Commons 3 seats were needed for a majority
	First party	Second party	Third party
Leader	Lord Cypress	Lord Arcadia	Lord Huntington
Party	Whig	Communist	Tory
Leader since	13 November 2010	5 February 2011	29 September 2011
Leader's seat	Lord Cypress	Lord Arcadia	Lord Huntington
Seats before	1	2	2
Seats won	1	1	1
Seat change	0	1	1
Popular vote	4	2	1
PM before election			Subsequent PM
Lord Arcadia			Lord Arcadia
Communist			Communist

The Palmshire general election, March 2012, returned members to serve in the House of Commons of the 1st Parliament of Palmshire to be summoned after the establishment of the Parliament in 2012. The election returned Lord Arcadia to form a new government with a small and rocky majority consisting of a Communist, a Tory, and a Whig who sits in the Government.

Dates of Election

The general election was held between 29 February 2012 and 13 April 2012.

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
9 (list of voters)	Tamworth	Los Alamitos in CV	Ally Youngblood (Simba)	(1) Legion					Polls closed. Ally Youngblood has been returned as Member of Parliament for Tamworth.
3 (list of voters)	Catfield	Richmond in Sharp	Chris D	(2) Chris D, John					Polls closed. Chris D has been returned as Member of Parliament for Catfield. Communist Party now controls the seat.
12 (list of voters)	Ocean Beach	Beachfield in Sharp	Jennifer de la Cueva	(4) Jennifer de la Cueva, Katy de la Cueva, Ryanbeatle, Legion					Polls closed. Jennifer de la Cueva has been returned as Member of Parliament for Ocean Beach. Whig Party now controls the seat.
6 (list of voters)	Huntington	New Huntington in Sharp	Hitomi Fujiko	(1) Legion					Polls closed. Hitomi Fujiko has been returned as Member of Parliament for Huntington.
4 (list of voters)	Dublin and Berwick	Redlight and Dublin in Sharp; Berwick in CV	Koll Tenenbaum	(1) Koll					Polls closed. Koll Tenenbaum has been returned as Member of Parliament for Dublin and Berwick. Tory Party now controls the seat.

August 2011 election

March 2012 election

June 2012 election

See also

• List of Parliaments of Palmshire
• MPs elected in the Palmshire general election, March 2012