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2019 Alotol general election

2015 ←
May 21, 2019 (2019-05-21) → 2024

1045 seats in the Kajeth
702 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 62.8% (Increase 4.2 pp)
  First party Second party Third party
  Pra Densok Soe Medan Eul Abnak
Leader Pra Densok Soe Medan Eul Abnak
Party Yellow Coalition United Right Manist Party
Last election - 460 -
Seats won 470 264 165
Seat change Increase 470 Decrease 196 Increase 165
Popular vote 22,347,615 13,869,244 4,082,360
Percentage 45.6% 28.3% 8.3%

  Fourth party Fifth party
  Dain Liago Goe Dsona
Leader Dain Liago Goe Dsona
Party Republicans Absolutists
Last election - 26
Seats won 93 53
Seat change Increase 93 Increase 27
Popular vote 3,538,372 2,401,388
Percentage 7.2 4.9%

House of Status Liosol 2019.svg

Composition of the Kajeth after the election

Prime Minister before election

Eul Lana
Manist Party

Elected Prime Minister

Pra Densok
Hansobel

The 2019 Liosol general election was Liosol's 40th general election, held on Tuesday, 21 May, 2019. The Yellow Coalition defeated four other candidates, including the ruling alliance's nominee Soe Medan, resulting in Pra Densok's selection as the 23rd Prime Minister of Liosol.

Background

The 2019 general 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. This was the second time a vote of no confidence removed a ruling party from office.

Nominations

General election campaign

Results

Jebba Co reported early Wednesday morning that the Yellow Coalition had won 82 seats and would form a new government with Pra Densok as its leader. Pra unexpectedly announced that he would nominate Eul Lana, the previous Prime Minister following Goe Jegan's removal from office, to continue in her previous capacity as Chancellor of the House of Status. The United Right commended Pra for this bipartisan act and "promised to act in good faith during his term."

Analysis

This election ended nearly four decades of unrestricted rule by the ring-wing, conservative parties of the Kajeth. Pra's win is owed to many factors: the Deunic papers and Operation Badol, shifts in the White Party changing it from a primarily centrist party to a leftist one, the Manist Party's withdrawal from the United Right in 2018 after the "unfair appointment of Goe Jegan as Prime Minister by way of the oligarchic Blue Cabinet", creation of the Absolutist and Republican coalitions - two groups that formerly caucused with the United Right, anger at the leading parties' inability to handle foreign and domestic matters, and the vote of No Confidence against the former Prime Minister.

Post-election controversies