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2018 Mimeryan Election (heavy wip)
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50% OF 536 seats are needed for majority
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Leader | CANDIDATE1 NAME | CANDIDATE 2 NAME |
Party | CANDIDATE1 PARTY | CANDIDATE1 PARTY |
Popular vote | POPULATION x CANDIDATE1 PERCENTAGE | POPULATION x CANDIDATE2 PERCENTAGE |
Seats won | CANDIDATE1 SEATS WON | CANDIDATE2 SEATS WON |
Percentage | CANDIDATE1 PERCENTAGE | CANDIDATE2 PERCENTAGE |
[img]PHOTO OF CANDIDATE3 URL[/img] | [img]PHOTO OF CANDIDATE 4 URL[/img] | |
Leader | CANDIDATE3 NAME | CANDIDATE 4 NAME |
Party | CANDIDATE3 PARTY | CANDIDATE4 PARTY |
Popular vote | POPULATION x CANDIDATE3 PERCENTAGE | POPULATION x CANDIDATE4 PERCENTAGE |
Seats won | CANDIDATE3 SEATS WON | CANDIDATE4 SEATS WON |
Percentage | CANDIDATE3 PERCENTAGE | CANDIDATE4 PERCENTAGE |
Participation level | PARTICIPATION LEVEL IN PERCENTAGE |
Population (YEAR) | POPULATION |
Map :
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[img]CAPTION[/img]
Seats :
[img]INSERT PARLIAMENTARY SEATS DIAGRAM URL[/img]
[img]Composition of the LEGISLATIVE BODY[/img]
Legislative elections were held in NATION on DATE for NUMBER OF SEATS seats of the LEGISLATIVE BODY. A total of NUMBER OF PARTIES parties met the requirements to be allowed to participate in the national elections. The CANDIDATE1 PARTY of CANDIDATE1 NAME won the largest share of the vote, followed by the CANDIDATE2 PARTY and the CANDIDATE3 PARTY.
DESCRIBE BACKGROUND OF ELECTION
DESCRIBE SCHEDULE OF ELECTION
DESCRIBE PARTIES OF ELECTION
DESCRIBE CAMPAIGN DURING THE ELECTION
DESCRIBE CONTROVERSIES BEFORE THE ELECTION
DESCRIBE ELECTION DAY
DESCRIBE GRAND TOTAL OF ELECTION VOTES
USE TABLE TO HELP
DESCRIBE DISPUTES HAPPENING DURING THE ELECTION
ANALYZE THE ELECTION
DESCRIBE AFTERMATH OF THE ELECTION
Notes :
1. To make the map for the electoral districts :
Use Linkthis (for a continent)
Or use Linkthis (download and edit the map in Paint {download in .wmf} or Inkscape {download in .svg})
2. To make the parliamentary seats diagram :
Use Linkthis
3. In the candidate section, the candidate must be sorted from CANDIDATE1 (largest number of votes) to CANDIDATE4 (least number of votes). The number of candidates can be expanded, but with only 2 candidates per table.