Goldecia Elections 1579

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Welcome to the 1579 Goldecia Elections. Today we have a majority of the Royal Conservatives. Can Lord Anthony Whittles Royal Conservatives hold on to their majority with a resurgant left wing political climate with TUSC, LSP and Republicans all higher in the polls. Can NGP hold on to their seats as the immigrant population vote increasingly comes into play? All will be revealed:

Party:	Leader:	Founded:	Economics:	Tax:	Welfare:	Immigration:	Law and Order:	Republican:	Social:	Foreign Policy:
RC	Lord Anthony Whittle	1340	Centre Right	Centre Right	Centre Right	Points System	Conservative	No	Liberal/Centre right	Internationalist
MDA	Peter Shoemaker	1512	Centre Right	Centre Right	Centrist	Points System	Conservative	No	Conservative	Internationalist
Republicans	Nash Cromwell	1470	Centre left/Left	Centre Left/Left	Left wing	Liberal	Liberal	Yes	Liberal	Internationalist
Liberal Party	Lalita Nagarkar	1390	Centrist	Centrist	Centrist	Liberal	Liberal	Neutral	Liberal	Internationalist
LSP:	Ian Rank	1468	Centre Left	Centre Left	Left wing	Points System	Centrist	No	Liberal	Internationalist
TUSC:	Len McKulsky	1569	Far Left	Far Left	Far Left	Open Borders	Liberal	No	Liberal	Internationalist
NGP	James Blacksmith	1496	Centrist	Centrist	Left Wing	Goldecian First	Ultra-Conservative	No	Ultra-Conservative	Selective Internationalism
True Goldecia	Richard Brown	1567	Centrist	Centrist	Left wing	Closed Borders/Akhadists Banned	Ultra-Conservative	No	Ultra-Conservative	Domestic Focused

Process:
Up for grabs in the lower house are 230 seats these are divided as follows:
Local:164 Elected using First past the post
List Seats:30 with parties getting extra seats to boost them up to the national seats they'd get based on national vote
Winners Bonus:Most voted party gets 36 winners bonus seats

In the the upper house 80 seats are up for grabs.These are as follows:
Independent:40 seats
Party:40 seats with parties receiving seats based on national vote share.

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Election Results 1579:

Party:	Votes:	Percentage:	Local Seats:	List Seats:	Winners Bonus:	Total Seats:
RC	3,845,789	35.58%	66	4	36	106
MDA:	889,312	8.23%	13	3	0	16
Republican:	399,567	3.70%	4	7	0	7
Liberal:	791,654	7.32%	10	4	0	14
LSP:	1,917,429	17.74%	30	4	0	34
TUSC:	1,664,567	15.40%	27	3	0	30
NGP:	1,278,908	11.83%	18	5	0	23
TG:	21,978	0.20%	0	0	0	0

Lords:

Party:	Seats:
RC:	14
MDA:	3
Republicans:	1
Liberal:	3
LSP:	7
TUSC:	6
NGP:	5
TG:	0
Independent:	40

House of Lords Composition:

Party:	Seats:
RC:	75
MDA:	10
Republicans:	3
Liberal:	13
LSP:	20
TUSC:	19
NGP:	18
TG:	0
Independent:	101

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Cabinet:
Head of State: King Edmund III
Head of Government:John Peter Key(RC)
Deputy PM: Peter Shoemaker(MDA)
Foreign Minister: Mamadou Obama(RC)
Kvaennan Affairs Minister:Stacy Philip Gardenar(MDA)
Local Government Minister: Digby Matthews(RC)
Ministry of Culture ,Media and Sport:Keith Jones(RC)
Development and Aid Minister:Maisie Lawson(MDA)
Law and Order Minister:Aidan Richardson(MDA)
Federal Education and Youth Services Minister:Lord Welby(RC)
Minister of Services for Elderly and Vulnerable Adults: Dominic Clarke(MDA)
Defence Minister:Joshua Ellis(RC)
Homeland and Borders Minister:Jane Hammer(RC)
Treasury Minister:Walid Hakim(RC)
Workfare and Welfare Minister:Giselle Dufort(RC)
Health Minister:Sacha Renaud(RC)
Business and Economic Minister: Isobel Rees(MDA)
Tourism Minister:Harriet Tulip(RC)
Science Minister:Gwynedd Bevan(RC)
Environment and Rural Affairs:Isaac Henderson(MDA)
Minorities Minister:Geevarghese Kaur(RC)
Transport Minister:Robert Hagg(RC)