3025 Conservative Leadership Election - Revision history

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	A leadership ballot will be held on 5 December 3025 to elect the ~~next leader~~ of the Conservative ~~Party. The winner~~ of ~~the contest will succeed~~ Beau Martin as prime minister on ~~1 January 3026~~.		[[File:2AudrickHillnew.jpg\|thumb\|Audrick Hill secured 62% of the vote on the third ballot of the contest, becoming the first prime minister in history to serve three non-consecutive terms in power. ]]
			A leadership ballot will be held on 5 December 3025 to elect the leadership of the Conservative party following the resignation of Prime Minister Beau Martin, who stood down following a dispute over the potential for a DCM and Paxemese trade agreement. Audrick Hill, the former prime minister and former foreign minister, returned to the position of prime minister five years after leaving office. He defeated chancellor Basil Lethbridge on the third ballot.

	~~Prime Minister Beau Martin stood down following a dispute over~~ the ~~potential for a DCM and Paxemese trade agreement~~.		Audrick Hill formed the [[Fourth Hill Ministry\|fourth Hill ministry]] on 1 January 3025.

	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==
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	! colspan="2" \|Second ballot		! colspan="2" \|Second ballot
	! colspan="2" \|Third ballot		! colspan="2" \|Third ballot
			\|-
			\|'''Audrick Hill'''
			\|'''9'''
			\|'''33.3%'''
			\|'''12'''
			\|'''44.4%'''
			\|'''17'''
			\|'''62.9%'''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Basil Lethbridge		\|Basil Lethbridge
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	\|13		\|13
	\|48.1%		\|48.1%
	\| ~~colspan="2" rowspan="2" \|TBD~~		\|10
	\|-		\|37.1%
	~~\|Audrick Hill~~
	\|9
	~~\|33.3%~~
	~~\|12~~
	\|44.4%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Iman De'Ath		\|Iman De'Ath
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	\|0		\|0
	\|0%		\|0%
	\| ~~colspan="2"~~ \|~~TBD~~		\|0
			\|0%
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total
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	!27		!27
	!100%		!100%
			\|-
			! colspan="7" \|Result: Audrick Hill elected.
	\|}		\|}

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	! colspan="2" \|First ballot		! colspan="2" \|First ballot
	! colspan="2" \|Second ballot		! colspan="2" \|Second ballot
			! colspan="2" \|Third ballot
	\|-		\|-
	\|Basil Lethbridge		\|Basil Lethbridge
	\|13		\|13
	\|48.1%		\|48.1%
	\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|TBD		\|13
			\|48.1%
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="2" \|TBD
	\|-		\|-
	\|Audrick Hill		\|Audrick Hill
	\|9		\|9
	\|33.3%		\|33.3%
			\|12
			\|44.4%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Iman De'Ath		\|Iman De'Ath
	\|3		\|3
	\|11.1%		\|11.1%
			\|2
			\|7.5%
			\| colspan="2" \|''Eliminated''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Abigail Went		\|Abigail Went
	\|1		\|1
	\|3.7%		\|3.7%
	\| colspan="2" \|''Eliminated''		\| colspan="4" \|''Eliminated''
	\|-		\|-
	\|Abstaintion		\|Abstaintion
	\|1		\|1
	\|3.7%		\|3.7%
			\|0
			\|0%
	\| colspan="2" \|TBD		\| colspan="2" \|TBD
	\|-		\|-
	!Total		!Total
			!27
			!100%
	!27		!27
	!100%		!100%

Tarkin at 23:25, 5 December 2025

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	* Edward Krushner		* Edward Krushner
	* Owen Lassiter ''(endorsed De'Ath)''		* Owen Lassiter ''(endorsed De'Ath)''

			== Result ==
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Results of the 3025 Conservative leadership election
			!Candidate
			! colspan="2" \|First ballot
			! colspan="2" \|Second ballot
			\|-
			\|Basil Lethbridge
			\|13
			\|48.1%
			\| colspan="2" rowspan="3" \|TBD
			\|-
			\|Audrick Hill
			\|9
			\|33.3%
			\|-
			\|Iman De'Ath
			\|3
			\|11.1%
			\|-
			\|Abigail Went
			\|1
			\|3.7%
			\| colspan="2" \|''Eliminated''
			\|-
			\|Abstaintion
			\|1
			\|3.7%
			\| colspan="2" \|TBD
			\|-
			!Total
			!27
			!100%
			!27
			!100%
			\|}

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Candidates

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	* Herself		* Herself
	* Wil Thorne		* Wil Thorne
	\|-
	~~\|Ben Bravatnik~~
	~~\|Former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)~~
	~~Assemblyman for Minevgrad~~
	~~\|"Facing the Harsh Realities of Recovery"~~
	\|
	* Himself
	\|}		\|}

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	* Iman De'Ath, cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)		* Iman De'Ath, cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)
	* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)		* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)
	* Ben Bravatnik, former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)
			=== Withdrawn or eliminated candidates ===

			* Ben Bravatnik, former junior minister for energy (3022-3023) ''withdrew on 29 November due to lack of nominations''

	=== Declined to be candidates ===		=== Declined to be candidates ===

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Candidates

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	\|Chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)		\|Chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)
	Assemblyman for Juneville		Assemblyman for Juneville
	\|"~~For the Better~~"		\|"Back Basil"
	\|		\|
	* Himself		* Himself

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Candidates

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	* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Jacob Erin-Strife		* Jacob Erin-Strife ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Rab Bennet ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Rab Bennet ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Jan Rau		* Jan Rau

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	== Candidates ==		== Candidates ==
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+
			!Candidate
			!Political office and home city
			!Campaign
			!Nomination(s)
			\|-
			\|Audrick Hill
			\|Former prime minister (3019; 3020); former foreign minister (3025)
			Assemblyman for Washington
			\|"Third Time's a Charm..."
			\|
			* Himself
			* Luke Ford
			* Ray Banes
			\|-
			\|Basil Lethbridge
			\|Chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)
			Assemblyman for Juneville
			\|"For the Better"
			\|
			* Himself
			* Gerald Stevenson
			* Bernard Canterbury
			\|-
			\|Iman De'Ath
			\|Cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)
			Assemblyman for Juneville
			\|"Integrity You Can Trust; Progress You Can See"
			\|
			* Herself
			* Lucy Burgers
			\|-
			\|Abigail Went
			\|Former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)
			Assemblyman for Washington
			\|"Live, Laugh, Love: the Wiltshire Way"
			\|
			* Herself
			* Wil Thorne
			\|-
			\|Ben Bravatnik
			\|Former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)
			Assemblyman for Minevgrad
			\|"Facing the Harsh Realities of Recovery"
			\|
			* Himself
			\|}

	=== Declared candidates ===		=== Declared candidates ===

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Candidates

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	* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Jacob Erin-Strife ~~''(endorsed Lethbridge)''~~		* Jacob Erin-Strife
	* Rab Bennet ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Rab Bennet ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Jan Rau		* Jan Rau

Tarkin: /* Declined to be candidates */

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Declined to be candidates

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	* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)		* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)
	* Ben Bravatnik, former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)		* Ben Bravatnik, former junior minister for energy (3022-3023)

	~~=== Speculated candidates ===~~

	* Jan Rau, foreign minister (3025-present); environment minister (3025); security minister (3025); speaker of the National Assembly (3024-3025)
	* Rab Bennet, energy minister (3025-present); chancellor of the Exchequer (3022-3023); culture, media, & sport minister (3022)
	* Jacob Erin-Strife, social policy minister (3025-present); first minister of state (3019); leader of the National Assembly (3019)
	* Ray Banes, chief secretary to the prime minister (3025-present); energy minister (3025); social policy minister (3025); leader of the opposition (3024-3025)

	=== Declined to be candidates ===		=== Declined to be candidates ===

	* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
			* Jacob Erin-Strife ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
			* Rab Bennet ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
			* Jan Rau
	* Luke Ford ''(endorsed Hill)''		* Luke Ford ''(endorsed Hill)''
	* Silas Braun ''(endorsed Hill)''		* Silas Braun ''(endorsed Hill)''
	* Sal Mackenzie ''(endorsed Hill)''		* Sal Mackenzie ''(endorsed Hill)''
			* Ray Banes ''(endorsed Hill)''
	* Bernard Canterbury ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''		* Bernard Canterbury ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Lia Caturla		* Lia Caturla
	* Edward Krushner		* Edward Krushner
	* Owen Lassiter		* Owen Lassiter ''(endorsed De'Ath)''

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Declared candidates

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	* Audrick Hill, former prime minister (3019; 3020); former foreign minister (3025)		* Audrick Hill, former prime minister (3019; 3020); former foreign minister (3025)
			* Basil Lethbridge, chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)
	* Iman De'Ath, cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)		* Iman De'Ath, cities minister (3025-present); former deputy prime minister (3025); former trade minister (3022; 3024; 3025); former foreign minister (3020); former environment minister (3020-3021)
	* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)		* Abigail Went, former leader of the National Assembly (3022-3023); corporate sectors minister (3022); former first minister of state (3022); former transportation minister (3020)
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	=== Speculated candidates ===		=== Speculated candidates ===

	* Basil Lethbridge, chancellor of the Exchequer (3025-present); chairman of the Conservative party (3025-present); former environment minister (3021-3022; 3022); former foreign minister (3022-3023); former social policy minister (3025)
	* Gerald Stevenson, deputy prime minister (3025-present); security minister (3025-present); former trade minister (3019); former foreign minister (3019); former defence minister (3022-3023)
	* Jan Rau, foreign minister (3025-present); environment minister (3025); security minister (3025); speaker of the National Assembly (3024-3025)		* Jan Rau, foreign minister (3025-present); environment minister (3025); security minister (3025); speaker of the National Assembly (3024-3025)
	* Rab Bennet, energy minister (3025-present); chancellor of the Exchequer (3022-3023); culture, media, & sport minister (3022)		* Rab Bennet, energy minister (3025-present); chancellor of the Exchequer (3022-3023); culture, media, & sport minister (3022)
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	=== Declined to be candidates ===		=== Declined to be candidates ===

			* Gerald Stevenson ''(endorsed Lethbridge)''
	* Luke Ford ''(endorsed Hill)''		* Luke Ford ''(endorsed Hill)''
	* Silas Braun ''(endorsed Hill)''		* Silas Braun ''(endorsed Hill)''