2012 Sabioveronese general election
(Redirected from Sabioveronese general election, 2012)
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Turnout | 92% | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Sabia and Verona held its first parliamentary election on 23 December 2012, alongside Juclandia. All 20 seats of the unicameral Legislative Courts were elected. Two parties participated in the election: the Socialists, led by then-Prime Minister Napoléon Bleuberrie, and the Unity Party, led by Osez Kóvérsz.
The Socialist Party and Bleuberrie, who had been elected by the Courts (at the time composed of self-appointed political leaders of the region), were widely expected to emerge victorious, but Kóvérsz ultimately led Unity to a majority with nearly 70% of the vote. Kóvérsz then succeeded Bleuberrie as Prime Minister and installed a national unity government, forged by the Karasal Treaty, on 1 January 2013.[1]
Results
Elected legislators
District | MC | Party | ||
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Sabia | Aguasblancas | Paula Lapette | Socialist Party | |
Amaro Perdeut | Unity Party | |||
José Valladolid | Unity Party | |||
Guido Vogelauge | Unity Party | |||
Caenia | Árigos Grenouille | Unity Party | ||
Nadia Kóvérsz | Unity Party | |||
Osez Kóvérsz | Unity Party | |||
Timothy Lawrence | Socialist Party | |||
Carla Mora | Unity Party | |||
Salisse | Napoléon Bleuberrie | Socialist Party | ||
Étienne Boulin | Socialist Party | |||
Pomme-Gabrielle Gauvier | Socialist Party | |||
Snø Jens | Socialist Party | |||
Ulla Müller | Socialist Party | |||
Bertrand Rivière | Unity Party | |||
Verona | Abrelia | Graham Müntz | Unity Party | |
Gonzalo Salomé | Unity Party | |||
Tegula | Petyr Cohen | Socialist Party | ||
François Florent | Unity Party | |||
Dovedán Pashor | Socialist Party |
References
- ↑ "Elections 2012: Unity Party for the win". The SiV Phonograph. 24 December 2012. Retrieved 30 October 2017.