Archive:2019 Alotol general election

2019 Alotol national election

23 April 2017 (first round) 7 May 2017 (second round)

File:Emmanuel Macron in Tallinn Digital Summit. Welcome dinner hosted by HE Donald Tusk. Handshake (36669381364) (cropped 2).jpg File:Le Pen, Marine-9586 (cropped).jpg Party PKA National Front (France) Popular vote 20,743,128 10,638,475 Percentage 47% 33.9%

Results of the second round by department   Emmanuel Macron   Marine Le Pen

President before election François Hollande Socialist Party (France) Elected President Emmanuel Macron EM

2019 Liosol ministerial election

Party Alotol Kuelist Party Liosol First Party Hansobel Percentage 67% 20.8% 11.1%   Party Three Banners Party House of Roses Manist Party Popular vote 180,190 Percentage 9.3% 4.4% 3.8%

Prime Minister before election Goe Jegan Liosol First Party Elected Prime Minister D Kunaso Alotol Kuelist Party

The 2019 Liosol ministerial election was the 36th Alotol ministerial election, held on Thursday, March 21st, 2019. The Kuulist ticket of Representative D Kunaso defeated five other candidates, including the ruling party's nominee Goe Jegan.

Background

The 2019 National Election took place shortly after a vote of no confidence in the House of Status. Prime Minister Goe and the Ministry were removed from office resulting in a snap election. The vote came after months of insistence from Hansobel Chairman Pra Densok in response to Operation Badol. Chancellor of the House Eul Lana told the press that the vote and election were "necessary measures to ensure the integrity of Alotol democracy." This was the second time a vote of no confidence removed a ruling party from office.

Results

Election night

Iebba Co reported late Thursday night that the Kuulist candidate had taken the lead and was expected to come out on top.

Department	Population		D Kunaso		Pra Densok		Goe Dsona		Goe Jegan		Eul Abnak		Söe Medan
	Total	Eligible	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%	Votes	%
Akves	692,220	60.94	111,421	39.06
Alotol City	7,395,831	60.94	111,421	39.06
Banok	1,173,809	60.94	111,421	39.06
Barek	2,006,567	60.94	111,421	39.06
Dal Island	573,109	60.94	111,421	39.06
Dena	772,739	60.94	111,421	39.06
Dyk Paran	997,893	60.94	111,421	39.06
Econo Republic	639,584	60.94	111,421	39.06
Emann	540365	60.94	111,421	39.06
Eul Republic	1191490	60.94	111,421	39.06
Free Hetan Region	3,853,446	60.94	111,421	39.06
Granas	858,123	60.94	111,421	39.06
Total	20,743,128	66.10	10,638,475	33.90
Source: Ministry of the Interior

Post-election controversies

Bribery

Soe Jani was the first to call out the suspicious results of the elections, claiming it was impossible that any Kuulist candidate could win the seat of Prime Minister. After a House investigation, her claims were proven true. Seventy-nine House Constituents were bribed by multiple sources to vote on behalf of the Alotol Kuulist Party. Only fifty-eight followed through.