January 2023 Pinangese parliamentary election

January 2023 Pinangese Parliamentary Election

8 January 2023
All 12 seats in the Chamber
Turnout	40.0% ▲
First party Second party Third party   Leader Tobey Wyles Ayane Martinez May Junkin Party National Union Party Progressive Bloc Reform and Democracy Leader since 28 October 2022 4 January 2023 20 November 2022 Last election 38.9% 61.1% new Seats before 5 6 new Seats won 5 4 2 Seat change 0 2 ▼ 2 ▲ Popular vote 11 8 6 Percentage 39.3% 28.6% 21.4% Swing 0.5 ▲ 32.5% ▼ new   Fourth party   Leader Giuseppe Mazzini Party Liberal Party Leader since 4 January 2023 Last election new Seats before 1 Seat change 0 Popular vote 3 Percentage 10.7% Swing new
Prime Minister before election Esty Carpentieri PB Prime Minister after election TBD

January 2023 Pinangese Senatorial election

8 January 2023

4 seats in the Senate

Party Leader Vote % Seats +/– Progressive Bloc Esty Carpentieri 51.7% 2 National Union Party Tobey Wyles 31.0% 1 Forward Pinang Thomas Jacobs 20.7% 1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

The January 2023 Parliamentary Election was held on 8 January 2023 to elect the two houses of the Pinangese Parliament.

Election system

Chamber

The 12 Deputies of the Chamber are elected according the D'Hondt proportional system, without any threshold.

Senate

The Senate of the Republic is composed by 4 elected members, a senator appointed every year by the president and the former presidents. The senatorial seats are elected through the Single transferable vote system.

Campaign

Campaign issues

Autonomy

The parties took different positions during the electoral campaign. The NUP declared itself anti-federalist, while the leader of the PRD May Junkin and Esty Carpentieri, Executive Councilor of PB, campaigned for federalism during the election campaign. The Progressive Bloc was divided on this issue, while Reform declared itself more in favor of federalism, although Senator Mišo stated he had mixed opinions. Smaller parties such as the Liberal Party and Forward Pinang had stronger opinions and supported the transformation of Pinang into a federal state.

Economy

The National Union Party campaigned against the nationalization of the companies and defended the private business, while the Progressive Bloc supported localist policies on the ‘material economy’, stating that it should be a local matter and pushed for a more interventionist economic policy for the online market and pushed for a nationalization of the online industry. The leader of Reform proposed to adopt a Institutional microdevelopmental economic policy, which as she stated, it consists to the intervention of government on entrepreneuralism on the local level in particularly economically undeveloped areas.

Debates

January 2023 Pinangese Parliamentary election debate
Part	Date	Moderator	P  Present    S  Substituted    A  Absent
			Tobey Wyles	Esty Carpentieri	May Junkin	Ludwig Collins	Giuseppe Mazzini
1st	5 January 2023	Cadno	P	P	P	A	A
2nd	6 January 2023	Cadno	P	P	A	A	A
3rd	7 January 2023	Rafe Burfield	P	P	S	P	A

Parties and Candidates

Party		Ideology	Leader
	Progressive Bloc (PB)	Democratic Socialism and Left-wing nationalism	Collective leadership
	National Union Party (NUP)	Liberal Conservatism and National Conservatism	Tobey Wyles
	Reform and Democracy (RD)	Centrism and Reformism	May Junkin
	Liberal Party (LP)	Social Liberalism and Federalism	Giuseppe Mazzini
	Forward Pinang (FWP)	Christian Democracy and Conservatism	Thomas Jacobs

Senate Candidates

	Candidate	Affiliation
	Esty Carpentieri	Progressive Bloc
	Lizurka	Progressive Bloc
	Thomas Jacobs	Forward Pinang
	Andrew Perdomo	Forward Pinang
	Ludwig Collins	Forward Pinang
	Luke Wellmoore	National Union Party

Party lists

Position	NUP	PB	Reform	Liberal Party
1st	Rafe Burfield	Ayane Martinez	Mišo	Giuseppe Mazzini
2nd	Tobey Wyles	Daniel Quintero	May Junkin	Leo
3rd	Cadno	Kyber	Nicolas Caiazzo
4th	Luke Wellmoore	Lorenzo Marquez
5th	Raphael Olivier	William Brown
6th	Chris Link
7th	Not Boris Johnson
8th	Mustacheman
9th
10th
11th
12th

Opinion Polling

Poll source	Date	Respondents	PB	NUP	RD	LP	FWP
Forward	5/01/2023	21	52.3%	28.5%	14.3%	4.7%
Forward	2/01/2023	18	44.4%	27.8%	16.7%		11.1%
Forward	26/12/2022	8	37.5%	25%	25%		12.5%
Forward	19/12/2022	20	37.5%	25%	25%		15%

Results

Chamber election

Party		Votes	%	+/-	Seats	+/-
	National Union Party (NUP)	11	39.3%	▲ 0.5%	5	0
	Progressive Bloc (PB)	8	28.6%	▼ 32.5%	4	▲ 1
	Reform and Democracy (RD)	6	21.4%	new party	2	▲ 2
	Liberal Party (LP)	3	10.7%	new party	1	0
Total Electorate / Turnout		28	40.0%

Popular vote
National Union Party			39.9%
Progressive Bloc			28.6%
Reform and Democracy			21.4%
Liberal Party			10.7%