2021 Melitian general election
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All 4 seats in the Parliament of Melite (Highest Number of Votes = Prime Minister) 3 seats needed for a majority | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Turnout | 10 ▲ 76% | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 2021 Melitian General Election was an election in the Democratic Christian Republic of Melite, done on the 27th of September 2021, where all 4 seats of the Parliament of Melite, 2 seats in the YeLand Regional Council, the Office of the Governor of Comino and the Position of Justice in the D.C.R. Supreme Court are up for election. This is the first real election after three years of one-party-statism.
It will also be used to elect a Prime Minister/Premier, a Speaker of Parliament and one judge for the Supreme Court of Melite. This election was not a presidential election.
Procedure Used
It was held partially online, using a Google Forms Ballot Form. The three registered political parties were eligible to be elected, although the Butterfly Party failed to register its candidacy, thus automatically losing the two seats it had in Parliament. Most notably is a particularly new coalition, the National Alliance Front, made up of the CNP and the TT Party, will contest the elections together for the first time as one party. The one candidate for the Anarchist Party would resign, a meagre month in his tenure.
Media Reporting the Election
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The Postition of Mayor of Comino 7 votes for approval to pass. seats needed for a majority | ||||||||||||||||
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Turnout | 10 ▲ 76% | |||||||||||||||
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Only the National State Television of Melite reported the proceedings of the Election.
- Melitian Times (particular article).
Part of a series on Elections in Melite