5137 Luthorian parliamentary election

5137 Luthorian Parliamentary Election

4 January 5137
All 300 seats 151 seats needed for majority
Turnout	51.56% ( 25.73pp)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Clarice Humperdinck Sarah Straughan Jim Hart Party Coalition Patriotic Bloc Country National Party Seats won 93 / 300 74 / 300 63 / 300 Seat change 6 23 8 Popular vote 12,168,577 9,535,310 7,876,742 Percentage 31.64% 24.79% 20.48% Swing 1.83 pp 8.34% 2.15%
Prime Minister before election Clarice Humperdinck LH, LCP + PB + CNP Prime Minister Clarice Humperdinck C

The 5137 Luthorian parliamentary election was an election for the Imperial Diet of Luthori. All 300 members were elected on the 4th of January 5137.

The election was a victory for right-wing and far-right parties. The ruling Coalition remained the first party with 32% of the votes, followed by the far-right Patriotic Bloc which made large gains.

The liberal Country National Party is the third largest party with 20% of the votes, while making small gains.

In fourth position, the far-right Conservative Right entered the Diet with 15% of the votes and 46 seats.

The centre-left Liberal Socialist Party collapsed to 8% of the votes, losing more than half their MPs.

Context

Humperdinck caretaker cabinet

Despite the victory of the left-wing opposition in the previous elections, the left failed to form a cabinet and decided to let Clarice Humperdinck's right-wing cabinet govern for a full term without a government program.

This move was opposed by the far-right Patriotic Bloc which tried to topple the cabinet with early elections.

Dissolution of the DR and CU

The liberal Democratic Reformists and left-wing Commonwealth Union were btoh dissolved after bad results in opinion polls.

Results

Party		Votes	%	+/-	Seats	+/-
	C	12,168,577	31.64	1.83 %	93 / 300	6
	PB	9,535,310	24.79	8.34 %	74 / 300	23
	CNP	7,876,742	20.48	2.15 %	63 / 300	8
	CR	5,630,568	14.64	New	46 / 300	46
	LSP	3,225,992	8.39	8.96 %	24 / 300	30
	Write-ins	30,558	0.08		0 / 300	0
Total		38,467,747	100		300
		Turnout			51.56 %