3026 Wiltshire general election: Difference between revisions

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The next Wiltshire general election is scheduled to be held Friday 15 May 3026 to elect the 2nd National Assembly of the Wiltshirian Commonwealth. Incumbent Conservative prime minister Audrick Hill is seeking a full term, having succeeded Beau Martin in January 3026. In 3026, Hill announced that he would be forming an electoral pact with his coalition partners in the Liberal party, resulting in Conservative candidates stepping aside in Liberal-held or Liberal-target seats, and vice versa.

Next Wiltshire general election
Party	Leader	Last election	Current seats	Seats needed to win
Conservative-Liberal coalition	Audrick Hill	New alliance	27	-
🔵 Conservative	Audrick Hill	30 seats, 43.5%	17	10
🟠 Liberal	Amy Raab	6 seats, 18.2%	10	17
🔴 Socialist	Adrian Popescu	17 seats, 35.4%	16	11
⚪ Covalence	Basil Lethbridge	New party	10	17
Incumbent prime minister
Audrick Hill		Conservative
Subsequent prime minister
TBD		TBD

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-The '''next Wiltshire general election''' is scheduled to be held no later than on Saturday 16 May 3026 to elect the 2nd National Assembly of the [[Wiltshire|Wiltshirian Commonwealth]]. Incumbent Conservative prime minister [[Beau Martin]] will be seeking a second term, following his victory in the [[3025 Wiltshire general election]].
+The '''next Wiltshire general election''' is scheduled to be held Friday 15 May 3026 to elect the 2nd National Assembly of the [[Wiltshire|Wiltshirian Commonwealth]]. Incumbent Conservative prime minister [[Audrick Hill]] is seeking a full term, having succeeded Beau Martin in January 3026. In 3026, Hill announced that he would be forming an electoral pact with his coalition partners in the Liberal party, resulting in Conservative candidates stepping aside in Liberal-held or Liberal-target seats, and vice versa.
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 |+Next Wiltshire general election
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 !Leader
 !Last election
+!Current seats
 !Seats needed to win
+|-
+|Conservative-Liberal coalition
+|Audrick Hill
+|''New alliance''
+|27
+| -
 |-
 |<big>🔵</big> Conservative
-|Beau Martin
+|Audrick Hill
 |30 seats, 43.5%
-| -
+|17
+| 10
+|-
+|<big>🟠</big> Liberal
+|Amy Raab
+|6 seats, 18.2%
+|10
+|17
 |-
 |<big>🔴</big> Socialist
 |Adrian Popescu
 |17 seats, 35.4%
+|16
+|11
+|-
+|<big>⚪</big> Covalence
+|Basil Lethbridge
+|''New party''
 |10
+|17
 |-
-|<big>🟠</big> Liberal
+! colspan="5" |Incumbent prime minister
-|Kirk Ashford
-|6 seats, 18.2%
-|21
-|-
-! colspan="4" |Incumbent prime minister
 |-
-! colspan="2" |Beau Martin
+! colspan="2" |Audrick Hill
-! colspan="2" |Conservative
+! colspan="3" |Conservative
 |-
-! colspan="4" |Subsequent prime minister
+! colspan="5" |Subsequent prime minister
 |-
 ! colspan="2" |TBD
-! colspan="2" |TBD
+! colspan="3" |TBD
 |}
-== Opinion polling ==
-The Conservatives have led opinion polling consistently since their victory in the 3025 election. This ballooned after the Liberal-led no confidence motion, seeing them swell to 48% support in November 3025.