General Election of WolvHaven, July 2017
General Election of WolvHaven, July 2017 | |
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29 June 2017 - 2 July 2017 | |
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Election information | |
12 seats to the Parliament of WolvHaven, 3 overhang seats, 8 seats needed for majority | |
Total Votes | 67 |
Parties | |
Prime Minister before election | |
JuliusMS South Gardellian National Party | |
Appointed Prime Minister | |
minebuilder1223 Party for Gardellia |
The second General Election of WolvHaven was held from 29 June to 2 July 2017 to form the House of Representatives (HOR) of the 7th Parliament of WolvHaven.
New Election Rules
As the previous election results saw votes divided across multiple parties resulting in a third of the seats being left vacant, new rules were introduced in order to prevent these vacancies from happening again.
The major changes include rounding up of the number of seats and a new 5% threshold. Previously, if 10% of the vote meant 2.3 seats for example, the party would only be awarded 2 seats. Under the new system, the number of seats will always be rounded up. This means if 10% of the vote meant 2.3 seats, the party would be awarded 3 instead of 2 seats.
However, under the new round up rule, this meant that any party with at least 1 vote would be awarded a seat. To counter this, a 5% threshold was introduced. This means that any party with at least 5% of the popular vote would be guaranteed a seat.
Another change to the system was the introduction of overhang seats. These are elected seats that are added should the existing 12 seats be insufficient. For example, there are 15 people who qualify to gain elected MP status. However, there are only 12 seats available. An additional 3 elected seats will be added in order to fit everybody.
New Records
The July 2017 General Election of WolvHaven achieved a new voter turnout record in WolvHaven Election History with a total of 67 votes cast. This was at least double the amount of votes counted in the previous General Election, which only had vote count of 29.
As a result of this amount of votes, all party leaders were nervous or anxious as they could not depend as much on their own party members voting for them, meaning they would also have to appeal to a majority of the Citizens of WolvHaven in order to win the election.
Retiring member
Members of Parliament who chose not to renominate for the July 2017 Election are as follows:
Pure Haven
- Rom5419 - announced not running on 21 June 2017
- Endermat96 - announced not running on 21 June 2017
WolvHaven Architect Party
- UKGUK - announced not running on 21 June 2017
New Coalition Formed
The results of the election formed a coalition government between the Party for Gardellia, South Gardellian National Party, and the The Centre called the United Progressive Coalition.
Election Results
Party | Code | Leader(s) | % of Vote | Swing | Number of Vote | Seats before election | Seats after election | Seat Change | Seats awarded to |
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The Centre | CEN | sambrose | 16.41% |
▲2.62 | 11/66 |
1/12 |
2/15 |
▲1 |
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Democratiam | DEM | MC_Dunc | 7.46% |
▲4.01 | 5/66 |
0/12 |
1/15 |
▲1 |
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Honest and Green Party | HGP | Autobus22 | 20.89% |
▲7.10 | 14/66 |
1/12 |
3/15 |
▲2 |
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National Conservative Party | NCP | _ezzo | 10.44% |
▼3.35 | 7/66 |
1/12 |
2/15 |
▲1 |
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Party for Gardellia | PFG | minebuilder1223 | 23.88% |
▲16.98 | 16/66 |
0/12 |
4/15 |
▲4 |
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Rockham Constituency Party | RCP | Aldranster50 | 7.46% |
▲7.46 | 5/66 |
0/12 |
1/15 |
▲1 |
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South Gardellian National Party | SGNP | JuliusMS & Olovld | 11.94% |
▲5.30 | 8/66 |
2/12 |
2/15 |
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Spoiled Votes | - | - | - | - | 1/67 |
- | - | - | - |
Pure Haven Party | PHN | ROM5419 | Not participating | 2/12 |
0/15 |
- | - | ||
WolvHaven Architect Party | WAP | GukkyGukz | Not participating | 1/12 |
0/15 |
- | - |
Election Events
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4 June 2017 |
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13 June 2017 |
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21 June 2017 |
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29 June 2017 |
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2 July 2017 |
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