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Second Sonya Inyo Ministry (Wiltshire)

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Prime Minister Sonya Inyo formed a majority Liberal Conservative government on 31 October 3020 following the party's landslide victory in the October 3020 general election. Prime Minister Sonya Inyo became the first female Prime Minister to form a second government after winning the largest share of the popular vote since 3010.

On 31 October 3020, Inyo announced that the government would once again be a coalition with the Stability Party of Wiltshire.

On 6 January 3021, the Second Sonya Inyo Ministry was dissolved and the Sonya Inyo War Ministry was formed to combat the IDO/NCR war.

Cabinet

Portfolio Minister Party
Prime Minister of Wiltshire

Minister for the Civil Service

Leader of the Liberal Conservative Party

 
Sonya Inyo Liberal Conservative
Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire

Minister for War

Leader of the Stability Party

 
Mitchell A. Crawley Stability
First Minister of State

Minister for Education

 
Kenny Rushmore Liberal Conservative
Chancellor of the Exchequer

Minister for Finance and Economy

 
Jack L. Wilson Liberal Conservative
Minister for Foreign Affairs
 
Kim Langley Liberal Conservative
Minister for the Home Office

Minister for Policing and Law Enforcement

 
Brian Turner Liberal Conservative
Minister for Defence

Minister for the Navy

 
Boris Malden Liberal Conservative
Minister for Trade and International Development
 
Phil Segal Stability
Minister for the Democratic Union
 
Audrick Hill Liberal Conservative
Leader of the National Assembly

Postmaster General

 
Moon-See Park Liberal Conservative
Minister for Utilities

Minister for the Environment

 
Iman De'Ath Liberal Conservative
Minister for Health
 
Kimberly Turner Liberal Conservative
Minister for Work and Pensions
 
Ralph Lynne Stability
Minister for Communities and Local Government

Minister for the Cities

 
Sid Velum Stability
Minister for Culture, Media, and Sport
 
Erin Martenson Liberal Conservative
Attorney General of Wiltshire

Minister for Justice

 
Fleur Johannsson Independent
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