The Llorenian federal election, 2016 was the first election in Llorens' history. It was held on 25 June 2016, as it is tradition to hold the election on the last Saturday of June. This election was to elect the 1st Parliament. The party that resulted in the most seats was the Socialist Party, with 7 seats. As a result of this, Elisabeth Harland was appointed as President and Bartolomeu Berkowitz as Vice-President. This election used proportional approval voting to elect 20 members to the Parliament.
Results
Overall
Approval Vote
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| Socialist Party |
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68.4% |
| Green Party |
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57.9% |
| Progressive Party |
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49.2% |
| Democratic Party |
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31.1% |
| Worker's Party |
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16.1% |
| People's Party |
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13.5% |
| National Party |
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10.9% |
Seats
| Seats (%) |
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| Socialist Party |
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35% |
| Green Party |
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25% |
| Progressive Party |
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20% |
| Democratic Party |
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10% |
| Worker's Party |
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5% |
| People's Party |
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5% |
| National Party |
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5% |
States
Vusmein
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Stefan Westerburg
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Omar Beullens
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Yannic Seres
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Alberta Bertolini
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Ytelia
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Amara Adriaansen
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Kenneth Alden
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Aridai Devine
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Evariste Alves
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Xeñana
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Josef Cervenka
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Dominique Bernard
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Nathan Bloxham
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Bruno Weiss
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Rinturè
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Bartolomeu Berkowitz
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Clair Kaufmann
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Fraser Zilberschlag
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Dorriane Kuiper
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Zana
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Elisabeth Harland
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Ludoviko Zabat
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Roshan Duschamps
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Satomi Klausen
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Methodology
Voting
Eligible voters cast their ballot on a single piece of paper displaying each of the candidates for their district, and place a cross next to each one that they approve of.
Counting
Each state elects 4 members to the Parliament of Llorens using the proportional approval voting method. The candidate with the most approval is elected first. Then, the value of all votes are re-evaluated, with this being done by dividing the original vote value (1) by the number of elected candidates a voter voted for plus one:
- 1/(n+1)
For example, if three elected candidates were all approved by a certain voter, the value of that voter's original vote would be divided by 3 (the number of elected candidates voted for) plus one. So essentially, the lowest vote value possible in this election is one-quarter of its original value.
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