June 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections - Revision history

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	~~Previous Election~~: [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]]~~. Next Election:~~ [[~~Next~~ Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|~~Next election~~]].{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]		<span style="font-size:10px;display:block;text-align:center;">← [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]] ― June 3020 ― [[October 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|October 3020]]→</span>
			{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

	31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]		31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

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	Previous Election: [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]]. Next Election: [[Next Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|~~December 3020~~]].{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]		Previous Election: [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]]. Next Election: [[Next Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|Next election]].{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

	31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]		31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

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	Liberal Conservative\|subsequent_prime_minister = [[Mark Edwin]]		Liberal Conservative\|subsequent_prime_minister = [[Mark Edwin]]

	Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June ~~19,~~ 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.		Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on 19 June 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.
	[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]		[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]
	The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following government formation negotiations started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].		The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following government formation negotiations started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].
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	Following the election, [[Tony Beck]] announced his resignation as Socialist Leader, kicking off the 3020 Socialist Party Leadership Election. The following day, Audrick Hill announced his resignation as Prime Minister and as Liberal Conservative Leader, starting the [[3020 Liberal Conservative Leadership Election]].		Following the election, [[Tony Beck]] announced his resignation as Socialist Leader, kicking off the 3020 Socialist Party Leadership Election. The following day, Audrick Hill announced his resignation as Prime Minister and as Liberal Conservative Leader, starting the [[3020 Liberal Conservative Leadership Election]].
	== Background ==		== Background ==
	The election was called by Prime Minister Hill on May 3 to be the second legislative election following Wiltshire's independence from the New Corporate Republic. The election had have the largest voter base in Wiltshirian history thanks to voting rights being extended to the citizens of East Newton and the expansion towards the coast, growing the electorate to 1.5 million people.		The election was called by Prime Minister Hill on 3 May to be the second legislative election following Wiltshire's independence from the New Corporate Republic. The election had have the largest voter base in Wiltshirian history thanks to voting rights being extended to the citizens of East Newton and the expansion towards the coast, growing the electorate to 1.5 million people.

	Prior to the election, there was fears of an outbreak of the VIPR virus, with high concentrations of the disease in Washington E.R., however, coming into April - with the lockdown efforts of Mayor [[Alberto Siliotti]], the outbreak was contained and Washington was able to take part in the election and even held their previously delayed mayoral election.		Prior to the election, there was fears of an outbreak of the VIPR virus, with high concentrations of the disease in Washington E.R., however, coming into April - with the lockdown efforts of Mayor [[Alberto Siliotti]], the outbreak was contained and Washington was able to take part in the election and even held their previously delayed mayoral election.
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	\|Socialist		\|Socialist
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	== Results ==		== Results ==
	As declared by the Election Authority on Saturday, June 20, the results are;		As declared by the Election Authority on Saturday 20 June 3020, the results are;
	{\| class="article-table"		{\| class="article-table"
	!Party		!Party

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	Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.		Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.
	[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]		[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]
	The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following ~~[[2020 Wiltshire~~ government formation negotiations~~\|government formation negotiations]]~~ started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].		The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following government formation negotiations started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].

	Following the election, [[Tony Beck]] announced his resignation as Socialist Leader, kicking off the [[3020 Socialist Party Leadership Election]]. The following day, Audrick Hill announced his resignation as Prime Minister and as Liberal Conservative Leader, starting the [[3020 Liberal Conservative Leadership Election]].		Following the election, [[Tony Beck]] announced his resignation as Socialist Leader, kicking off the 3020 Socialist Party Leadership Election. The following day, Audrick Hill announced his resignation as Prime Minister and as Liberal Conservative Leader, starting the [[3020 Liberal Conservative Leadership Election]].
	== Background ==		== Background ==
	The election was called by Prime Minister Hill on May 3 to be the second legislative election following Wiltshire's independence from the New Corporate Republic. The election had have the largest voter base in Wiltshirian history thanks to voting rights being extended to the citizens of East Newton and the expansion towards the coast, growing the electorate to 1.5 million people.		The election was called by Prime Minister Hill on May 3 to be the second legislative election following Wiltshire's independence from the New Corporate Republic. The election had have the largest voter base in Wiltshirian history thanks to voting rights being extended to the citizens of East Newton and the expansion towards the coast, growing the electorate to 1.5 million people.

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	* [[Brian Turner]] [Liberal Conservative]		* [[Brian Turner]] [Liberal Conservative]
	* Arlen Nordstrom [KRV]		* Arlen Nordstrom [KRV]
	* Teddy Brighton [KRV]
	[[Category:Politics]]		[[Category:Politics]]

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	=== '''Notable newly elected members;''' ===		=== '''Notable newly elected members;''' ===
	* [[Sonya Inyo]]		* [[Sonya Inyo]] [Liberal Conservative]
	* [[Brian Turner]]		* [[Brian Turner]] [Liberal Conservative]
	* Arlen Nordstrom		* Arlen Nordstrom [KRV]
	* Teddy Brighton		* Teddy Brighton [KRV]
	[[Category:Politics]]		[[Category:Politics]]

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Background

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	<nowiki>*</nowiki>Conservative Party was not on national ballot.		<nowiki>*</nowiki>Conservative Party was not on national ballot.
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			=== '''Notable newly elected members;''' ===
			* [[Sonya Inyo]]
			* [[Brian Turner]]
			* Arlen Nordstrom
			* Teddy Brighton
	[[Category:Politics]]		[[Category:Politics]]

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	{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]		Previous Election: [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]]. Next Election: [[Next Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|December 3020]].{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

	31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]		31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

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Current Assembly

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-== Current Assembly ==
+=== '''Exit Poll''' ===
-Based off the results of the February 3020 Wiltshire General Election, the Assembly is currently comprised as follows;
+Once polls closed on election night, the broadcasters published their exit poll. This final poll of the election was based on data collected after people had already voted. The exit poll is, traditionally, a strong indicator as to the results of the general election before actual results come in. The exit poll this time was slightly inaccurate, predicting a higher Liberal Conservative vote than was seen in the results of the election.
-* Liberal Conservatives: 21 seats
+{| class="article-table"
-* Socialists: 17 seats
+!Party
-* Conservatives: 8 seats
+!Leader
-* Labour: 7 seats
+!Predicted vote share
-* Progress: 4
+!Predicted seats
-* KRV: 3
+!Error
 == Results ==

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	The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.		{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

			31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

			Liberal Conservative\|subsequent_prime_minister = [[Mark Edwin]]

			Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.
	[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]		[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]
	The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following [[2020 Wiltshire government formation negotiations\|government formation negotiations]] started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].		The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following [[2020 Wiltshire government formation negotiations\|government formation negotiations]] started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].

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	~~Previous Election~~: [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]]~~. Next Election:~~ [[~~Next~~ Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|~~Next election~~]].{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]		<span style="font-size:10px;display:block;text-align:center;">← [[February 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|February 3020]] ― June 3020 ― [[October 3020 Wiltshire Legislative Elections\|October 3020]]→</span>
			{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

	31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]		31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

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	The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.		{{Tarkelection2\|title1 = June 3020 Wiltshire General Election\|date = June 19 3020\|row3 = All 60 seats in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]

			31 seats needed for a majority\|turnout = 78.3% (+11.4%)\|image1 = Ajune20resulttable.png\|image2 = ELECTMAP1.png\|image3 = NA23.png\|incumbent_prime_minister = [[Audrick Hill]]

			Liberal Conservative\|subsequent_prime_minister = [[Mark Edwin]]

			Labour}}The '''June 3020 Wiltshire General Election '''was held on June 19, 3020 to elect the 60 members of the 23rd [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]. It was the second general election since [[Wiltshire]]'s independence from the [[New Corporate Republic]] and the second to use a directly proportional representation system. In addition, this election saw the highest voter registration and turnout figures in Wiltshirian history, with 1.3 million people casting a ballot.
	[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]		[[File:AHill.jpg\|thumb\|275x275px\|Prime Minister Audrick Hill lost his [[Third Hill Ministry (Wiltshire)\|government]]'s majority in the [[Wiltshire National Assembly]]]]
	The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following [[2020 Wiltshire government formation negotiations\|government formation negotiations]] started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].		The result was a hung assembly in which no party can command an overall majority in the National Assembly. The [[Liberal Conservative Party (Wiltshire)\|Liberal Conservative Party]], led by [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|Prime Minister]] [[Audrick Hill]] won the largest number of votes and seats, but still fell 10 short of the 31 needed to win a majority. The following [[2020 Wiltshire government formation negotiations\|government formation negotiations]] started on June 20 between the Labour Party, which more than doubled their number of seats, and the Socialist Party which retained their 17 seats. On June 21, [[Mark Edwin]], the Leader of the Labour Party, became [[Prime Minister of Wiltshire]] to form a [[Edwin Ministry (Wiltshire)\|coalition government]].