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  | header2 = Socialist Party
 
  | header2 = Socialist Party
 
  | label3 = Leader      |  data3 = Elisabeth Harland
 
  | label3 = Leader      |  data3 = Elisabeth Harland
| label4 = Leader's seat | data4 = Notonfigo
 
 
  | label5 = Seats won            |  data5 = 26
 
  | label5 = Seats won            |  data5 = 26
 
  | header6 = Green Party
 
  | header6 = Green Party
 
  | label7 = Leader          |  data7 = Josef Cervenka
 
  | label7 = Leader          |  data7 = Josef Cervenka
| label8 = Leader's seat | data8 = Vusmein City
 
 
  | label9 = Seats won          |  data9 = 22
 
  | label9 = Seats won          |  data9 = 22
 
  | header10 = Progressive Party
 
  | header10 = Progressive Party
 
  | label11 = Leader      |  data11 = Ludoviko Zabat
 
  | label11 = Leader      |  data11 = Ludoviko Zabat
| label12 = Leader's seat | data12 = Port Llorenç
 
 
  | label13 = Seats won            |  data13 = 19
 
  | label13 = Seats won            |  data13 = 19
 
  | header14 = Democratic Party
 
  | header14 = Democratic Party
 
  | label15 = Leader      |  data15 = Amara Adriaansen
 
  | label15 = Leader      |  data15 = Amara Adriaansen
| label16 = Leader's seat | data16 = Liteya
 
 
  | label17 = Seats won            |  data17 = 15
 
  | label17 = Seats won            |  data17 = 15
 
  | header18 = Worker's Party
 
  | header18 = Worker's Party
 
  | label19 = Leader      |  data19 = Stefan Westerburg
 
  | label19 = Leader      |  data19 = Stefan Westerburg
| label20 = Leader's seat | data20 = Zexaro
 
 
  | label21 = Seats won            |  data21 = 7
 
  | label21 = Seats won            |  data21 = 7
 
  | header22 = People's Party
 
  | header22 = People's Party
 
  | label23 = Leader      |  data23 = Alberta Bertolini
 
  | label23 = Leader      |  data23 = Alberta Bertolini
| label24 = Leader's seat | data24 = Notonfigo
 
 
  | label25 = Seats won            |  data25 = 4
 
  | label25 = Seats won            |  data25 = 4
 
  | header26 = National Party
 
  | header26 = National Party
 
  | label27 = Leader      |  data27 = Dorriane Kuiper
 
  | label27 = Leader      |  data27 = Dorriane Kuiper
| label28 = Leader's seat | data28 = Regional Rinturè
 
 
  | label29 = Seats won            |  data29 = 2
 
  | label29 = Seats won            |  data29 = 2
 
  | header30 = Independents
 
  | header30 = Independents
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The '''Llorenian federal election, 2016''' was the first election in [[Llorens]]' history, and was held on June 24, 2016 to elect the 1st Parliament. The party that resulted in the most seats was the Socialist Party, with 26 seats. As a result of this, Elisabeth Harland, the party's leader, was appointed President. The second-most successful party was the Green Party, with 22 seats. Josef Cervenka, their party leader, was consequently appointed Vice-President. This election used a single transferable voting system to elect 100 members of Parliament.
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The '''Llorenian federal election, 2016''' was the first election in [[Llorens]]' history, and was held on June 24, 2016 to elect the 1st Parliament. The party that resulted in the most seats was the Socialist Party, with 26 seats. As a result of this, Elisabeth Harland, the party's leader, was appointed President. The second-most successful party was the Green Party, with 22 seats. Josef Cervenka, their party leader, was consequently appointed Vice-President.  
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This election used a single transferable voting system to elect 100 members to [[Parliament of Llorens|Parliament]].
  
 
==Results==
 
==Results==

Revision as of 19:39, 30 July 2016

Llorenian federal election, 2016
Llorens-flag.png
Socialist Party
Leader Elisabeth Harland
Seats won 26
Green Party
Leader Josef Cervenka
Seats won 22
Progressive Party
Leader Ludoviko Zabat
Seats won 19
Democratic Party
Leader Amara Adriaansen
Seats won 15
Worker's Party
Leader Stefan Westerburg
Seats won 7
People's Party
Leader Alberta Bertolini
Seats won 4
National Party
Leader Dorriane Kuiper
Seats won 2
Independents
Seats won 5

The Llorenian federal election, 2016 was the first election in Llorens' history, and was held on June 24, 2016 to elect the 1st Parliament. The party that resulted in the most seats was the Socialist Party, with 26 seats. As a result of this, Elisabeth Harland, the party's leader, was appointed President. The second-most successful party was the Green Party, with 22 seats. Josef Cervenka, their party leader, was consequently appointed Vice-President.

This election used a single transferable voting system to elect 100 members to Parliament.

Results

Overall

Popular Vote

Popular Vote
Socialist Party
  
28.84%
Green Party
  
23.65%
Progressive Party
  
18.37%
Democratic Party
  
14.73%
Worker's Party
  
6.12%
People's Party
  
3.25%
National Party
  
1.58%
Independents
  
3.46%

Number of Seats

Number of Seats
Socialist Party
  
26%
Green Party
  
22%
Progressive Party
  
19%
Democratic Party
  
15%
Worker's Party
  
7%
People's Party
  
4%
National Party
  
2%
Independents
  
5%

States

Vusmein

Vusmein Seats
Socialist Party
  
30%
Progressive Party
  
20%
Democratic Party
  
20%
Green Party
  
15%
People's Party
  
10%
Worker's Party
  
5%
Division Name
Zexaro   Stefan Westerburg
  Omar Beullens
  Yannic Seres
  Claire Blanchet
  Arsenios Schuster
Vusmein City   Josef Cervenka
  Bartolomeu Berkowitz
  Vincente Accursio
  Alonso Richetti
  Angeline Hernandez
Niemvusen   Dianne Romanov
  Juliana Gallo
  Kaoru Sung
  Almira Albertina
  Taichiya Bucharov
Regional Vusmein   Veselko Steuben
  Robben Berne
  Adrian Bergmann
  Cirino Pann
  Elisaveta Bastori

Ytelia

Ytelia Seats
Progressive Party
  
25%
Socialist Party
  
20%
Green Party
  
20%
Democratic Party
  
15%
Worker's Party
  
10%
People's Party
  
5%
Independents
  
5%
Division Name
Liteya   Amara Adriaansen
  Kenneth Alden
  Aridai Devine
  Evariste Alves
  Theo Karl
Point Ytelia   Auda Bootsma
  Jasmine Cassidy
  Alberto Cohen
  Gabriel Koumannes
  Juan Zoldos
Port Llorenç   Ludoviko Zabat
  Petronella Lindholm
  Gianna Mortina
  Peta van der Rort
  Lilliana Porter
Regional Ytelia   Tahnee Mihaylov
  Viviane Stark
  Joseph Oliver
  Khadija Nardorvino
  Jacinto Kranze

Xeñana

Xeñana Seats
Socialist Party
  
35%
Green Party
  
30%
Progressive Party
  
10%
Democratic Party
  
10%
Worker's Party
  
10%
National Party
  
5%
Division Name
Xeñana City   Fraser Zilberschlag
  Dominique Bernard
  Fernando Borgogni
  Vera Bogdanovic
  Merita Harmann
Zañtanas   Aria Bogmolov
  Marganita Ackermann
  Olivia Fontana
  Karolina Abel
  Pedro Vivez
Ceybisa   Anzhela Gouveia
  Bevan Messerli
  Valerie Nguyen
  Elizabeth Gunther
  Denise Frank
Regional Xeñana   Bruno Weiss
  Gordon Francis
  Kevin Ottosan
  Giuliana Rinaldi
  Farooq Herreira

Rinturè

Rinturè Seats
Green Party
  
25%
Socialist Party
  
20%
Progressive Party
  
20%
Democratic Party
  
15%
Independents
  
10%
People's Party
  
5%
National Party
  
5%
Division Name
Xerturini   Clair Kaufmann
  Nathan Bloxham
  Laurentius Arena
  Roshan Duschamps
  Thomas Erdos
Porterano   Serafino Gerillo
  Symeon Pospisil
  Joanna Vasilev
  Ragnvald Schneijder
  Lilliana Bartitos
Notonfigo   Elisabeth Harland
  Alberta Bertolini
  Charlotte Perrot
  Jonelle Bandini
  Bernadine Hashimoto
Regional Rinturè   Dorriane Kuiper
  Timaeus Wendel
  Katherine Steffensen
  Lara Nicastro
  Lydia Timberlake

Zana

Zana Seats
Socialist Party
  
25%
Green Party
  
20%
Progressive Party
  
20%
Democratic Party
  
15%
Worker's Party
  
10%
Independents
  
10%
Division Name
Zanaville   Prasert Rhodes
  Jehanne Sommer
  Alexandrea Jackson
  Satomi Klausen
  Alla Ybarra
Valstana   Silvio Stoyanov
  Malina Jankovic
  Atte Adarlardi
  Victor Levitt
  Michael O'Shea
Mount Sanotoza   Dustin Herberts
  Jasmina Emile
  Mei Kasun
  Ilona Concordia
  Cosette Cingolani
Regional Zana   Aurora Paredes
  Rodrigo Sadowski
  Zorana Pedrotti
  Adair Airaldi
  Karmela Akkero

Methodology

Notonfigo ballot paper (2016 election)
Voting example A
Voting example B

Voting

Eligible voters cast their ballot on a single piece of paper displaying each of the parties and candidates for their district. Using a single transferable voting system, they can rank all the parties (left side) or can rank at least 8 candidates (right side).

The leader of the party with the most seats in Parliament is elected President, and the leader of the party with the second-most seats in Parliament is elected Vice-President. If either the party with the most seats or second-most seats is tied, a President/Vice-President will be elected by a majority vote in Parliament (excluding members of the tied parties). If this vote is still tied, a national direct vote will select the relevant position.

Counting

Firstly, votes are distributed to the candidate whom voters placed a 1 next to. If no candidate has reached the indicated quota, the number of votes that are needed for a candidate to be elected, then the candidate/s with the lowest number of votes is eliminated, and those who voted for the eliminated candidate/s will have their vote distributed to their second preference.

If there is a candidate with an excess of votes, all the second preferences of their voters will be distributed in a ratio, so that the original candidate has the number of votes needed to fulfil the quota. This process continues until all five member positions in a district have been filled from obtaining the quota.