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| leader1 = [[Alícia da Praia]]
| leader1 = [[Alícia da Praia]]
| party1 = [[We Andorinheans Party (Andorinhões)|NA]]
| party1 = [[We Andorinheans Party (Andorinhões)|NA]]
| leaders_seat1 =
| leaders_seat1 = São Fernando
| popular_vote1 = 173,537
| popular_vote1 = 173,537
| percentage1 = 32.74%
| percentage1 = 32.74%
| last_election1 =
| last_election1 = 5
| seats1 = 39
| seats1 = 39
| seat_change1 =
| seat_change1 = {{Increase}} 34
| swing1 =
| swing1 = {{Increase}} 23.16%


<!--Conservative Coalition-->
<!--Conservative Coalition-->
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| leader2 = [[Leo Sautor]]
| leader2 = [[Leo Sautor]]
| party2 = [[Conservative Coalition (Andorinhões)|CC]]
| party2 = [[Conservative Coalition (Andorinhões)|CC]]
| leaders_seat2 =
| leaders_seat2 = Flores de Lírio
| popular_vote2 = 67,125
| popular_vote2 = 67,125
| percentage2 = 12.67%
| percentage2 = 12.67%
| last_election2 =
| last_election2 = 41
| seats2 = 13
| seats2 = 13
| seat_change2 =
| seat_change2 = {{Decrease}} 29
| swing2 =
| swing2 = {{Decrease}} 27.38%


<!--Democratic Alternative-->
<!--Democratic Alternative-->
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| colour3 = BE0071
| colour3 = BE0071
| leader3 = [[Tomé Avilar]]
| leader3 = [[Tomé Avilar]]
| party3 = [[Democratic Alternative (Andorinhões)|AD]]| leaders_seat3 =
| party3 = [[Democratic Alternative (Andorinhões)|AD]]
| leaders_seat3 = Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana
| popular_vote3 = 64,910
| popular_vote3 = 64,910
| percentage3 = 12.25%
| percentage3 = 12.25%
| last_election3 =
| last_election3 = 17
| seats3 = 10
| seats3 = 10
| seat_change3 =
| seat_change3 = {{Decrease}} 7
| swing3 =
| swing3 = {{Decrease}} 8.98%


<!--Constitutionalist Tradition-->
<!--Constitutionalist Tradition-->
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| leader4 = [[Isabel Pecuarista]]
| leader4 = [[Isabel Pecuarista]]
| party4 = [[Constitutionalist Tradition (Andorinhões)|TC]]
| party4 = [[Constitutionalist Tradition (Andorinhões)|TC]]
| leaders_seat4 =
| leaders_seat4 = Flores de Lírio
| popular_vote4 = 49,405
| popular_vote4 = 49,405
| percentage4 = 9.32%
| percentage4 = 9.32%
| last_election4 =
| last_election4 = 5
| seats4 = 5
| seats4 = 5
| seat_change4 =
| seat_change4 = {{Steady}} 0
| swing4 =
| swing4 = {{Decrease}} 1.36%


<!--National Assembly of Independents-->
<!--National Assembly of Independents-->
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| leader5 = [[Albano Peres]]
| leader5 = [[Albano Peres]]
| party5 = [[National Assembly of Independents (Andorinhões)|RNI]]
| party5 = [[National Assembly of Independents (Andorinhões)|RNI]]
| leaders_seat5 =
| leaders_seat5 = Esperança–Trindade–Santa Fé
| popular_vote5 = 39,367
| popular_vote5 = 39,367
| percentage5 = 7.42%
| percentage5 = 7.42%
| last_election5 =
| last_election5 = 0
| seats5 = 3
| seats5 = 3
| seat_change5 =
| seat_change5 = {{Increase}} 3
| swing5 =
| swing5 = {{Increase}} 2.72%


<!--New Socialist Option-->
<!--New Socialist Option-->
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| leader6 = [[Meritxell Capela]]
| leader6 = [[Meritxell Capela]]
| party6 = [[New Socialist Option (Andorinhões)|NOS]]
| party6 = [[New Socialist Option (Andorinhões)|NOS]]
| leaders_seat6 =
| leaders_seat6 = Esperança–Trindade–Santa Fé
| popular_vote6 = 33,856
| popular_vote6 = 33,856
| percentage6 = 6.39%
| percentage6 = 6.39%
| last_election6 =
| last_election6 =
| seats6 = 3
| seats6 = 3
| seat_change6 =
| seat_change6 = {{Increase}} 3
| swing6 =
| swing6 = {{Increase}} 2.88%


<!--National Worker Party-->
<!--National Worker Party-->
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| leader7 = [[Fausto Dourado]]
| leader7 = [[Fausto Dourado]]
| party7 = [[National Worker Party (Andorinhões)|PTN]]
| party7 = [[National Worker Party (Andorinhões)|PTN]]
| leaders_seat7 =
| leaders_seat7 = São João–São Miguel
| popular_vote7 = 32,788
| popular_vote7 = 32,788
| percentage7 = 6.09%
| percentage7 = 6.09%
| last_election7 =
| last_election7 = 5
| seats7 = 2
| seats7 = 2
| seat_change7 =
| seat_change7 = {{Decrease}} 3
| swing7 =
| swing7 = {{Decrease}} 4.45%


<!--Republican Reformists Group-->
<!--Republican Reformists Group-->
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| leader8 = [[Adriano Prateiro]]
| leader8 = [[Adriano Prateiro]]
| party8 = [[Republican Reformists Group (Andorinhões)|GRR]]
| party8 = [[Republican Reformists Group (Andorinhões)|GRR]]
| leaders_seat8 =
| leaders_seat8 = Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana
| popular_vote8 = 26,956
| popular_vote8 = 26,956
| percentage8 = 5.09%
| percentage8 = 5.09%
| last_election8 =
| last_election8 = 1
| seats8 = 1
| seats8 = 1
| seat_change8 =
| seat_change8 = {{Steady}} 0
| swing8 =
| swing8 = {{Increase}} 0.36%


<!--Federation of Creditists-->
<!--Federation of Creditists-->
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| leader9 = [[Anair Cereais]]
| leader9 = [[Anair Cereais]]
| party9 = [[Federation of Creditists (Andorinhões)|FC]]
| party9 = [[Federation of Creditists (Andorinhões)|FC]]
| leaders_seat9 =
| leaders_seat9 = Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana
| popular_vote9 = 14,745
| popular_vote9 = 14,745
| percentage9 = 2.78%
| percentage9 = 2.78%
| last_election9 =
| last_election9 = 1
| seats9 = 0
| seats9 = 0
| seat_change9 =
| seat_change9 = {{Decrease}} 1
| swing9 =
| swing9 = {{Decrease}} 1.35%


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The '''2019 Andorinhean legislative election''' was held on 2 September 2019, members of the [[National Assembly of the Andorinhões|National Assembly]] were elected to the [[8th Andorinhean legislature]]. The election was held as mandated by the electoral law of the Andorinhões with the end of the four year mandate of the deputies.
The '''2019 Andorinhean legislative election''' was held on 2 September 2019, members of the [[National Assembly of the Andorinhões|National Assembly]] were elected to the [[8th Andorinhean legislature]]. The election was held as mandated by the electoral law of the Andorinhões with the end of the four year mandate of the deputies.


With 32.71% of the vote the [[We Andorinheans Party (Andorinhões)|We Andorinheans Party]] won 39 seats, attaining a slim majority and forming the majority party for the first time since its formation. It is the lowest share of the popular vote to give a majority in the history of the Andorinhões.
With 32.74% of the vote the [[We Andorinheans Party (Andorinhões)|We Andorinheans Party]] won 39 seats, attaining a slim majority and forming the majority party for the first time since its formation. It is the lowest share of the popular vote to give a majority in the history of the Andorinhões.


Of the 13 registered political parties, 8 were able to win at least one seat. Of these, only 4 are considered Parliamentary Groups since a political parties needs to have five or more deputies in the National Assembly to be considered as such.
Of the 13 registered political parties, 8 were able to win at least one seat. Of these, only 4 are considered Parliamentary Groups since a political parties needs to have five or more deputies in the National Assembly to be considered as such. The [[Federation of Credidists (Andorinhões)|Federation of Credidists]] lost its only seat, while the [[National Assembly of Independents (Andorinhões)|RNI]] and the [[New Socialist Option (Andorinhões)|NOS]] won their first seats.


==Background==
==Background==



===Parties and standings===
===Parties and standings===

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2019 Andorinhean legislative election
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All 76 seats in the National Assembly of the Andorinhões
39 seats needed for a majority
Registered872,042
Turnout62.37%
  Majority party Minority party Third party
 
Leader Alícia da Praia Leo Sautor Tomé Avilar
Party NA CC AD
Leader's seat São Fernando Flores de Lírio Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana
Last election 5 41 17
Seats won 39 13 10
Seat change Increase 34 Decrease 29 Decrease 7
Popular vote 173,537 67,125 64,910
Percentage 32.74% 12.67% 12.25%
Swing Increase 23.16% Decrease 27.38% Decrease 8.98%
  Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party
 
Leader Isabel Pecuarista Albano Peres Meritxell Capela
Party TC RNI NOS
Leader's seat Flores de Lírio Esperança–Trindade–Santa Fé Esperança–Trindade–Santa Fé
Last election 5 0
Seats won 5 3 3
Seat change Steady 0 Increase 3 Increase 3
Popular vote 49,405 39,367 33,856
Percentage 9.32% 7.42% 6.39%
Swing Decrease 1.36% Increase 2.72% Increase 2.88%
  Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party
 
Leader Fausto Dourado Adriano Prateiro Anair Cereais
Party PTN GRR FC
Leader's seat São João–São Miguel Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana
Last election 5 1 1
Seats won 2 1 0
Seat change Decrease 3 Steady 0 Decrease 1
Popular vote 32,788 26,956 14,745
Percentage 6.09% 5.09% 2.78%
Swing Decrease 4.45% Increase 0.36% Decrease 1.35%
Results by electoral constituency.
Leader of the majority before election

Leo Sautor
Conservative Coalition

Elected Leader of the majority

Alícia da Praia
We Andorinheans Party

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The 2019 Andorinhean legislative election was held on 2 September 2019, members of the National Assembly were elected to the 8th Andorinhean legislature. The election was held as mandated by the electoral law of the Andorinhões with the end of the four year mandate of the deputies.

With 32.74% of the vote the We Andorinheans Party won 39 seats, attaining a slim majority and forming the majority party for the first time since its formation. It is the lowest share of the popular vote to give a majority in the history of the Andorinhões.

Of the 13 registered political parties, 8 were able to win at least one seat. Of these, only 4 are considered Parliamentary Groups since a political parties needs to have five or more deputies in the National Assembly to be considered as such. The Federation of Credidists lost its only seat, while the RNI and the NOS won their first seats.

Background

Parties and standings

Campaign slogans

Results

Summary of the 2 September 2019 National Assembly elections results
Political parties Votes %
  We Andorinheans 173,537 32.74
  Conservative Coalition 67,125 12.67
  Democratic Alternative 64,910 12.25
  Constitutionalist Tradition 49,405 9.33
  National Assembly of Independents 39,367 7.43
  New Socialist Option 33,856 6.39
  National Work Party 32,788 6.09
  Republican Reformists Group 26,956 5.09
  Federation of Creditists 14,745 2.78
  League of Progressive Forces 10,174 1.92
  Patriotic Alliance 7,546 1.42
  People's Front of Communal Revolution 6,702 1.26
  Unity of the Cross 3,383 0.64
Total valid 529,495 97.45
Blank ballots 6,034 1.11
Invalid ballots 7,824 1.44
Total 543,353 100.00
Registered voters/turnout 872,042 62.37

Distribution by constituency

Constituency Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Votes S Total
S
NA CC AD TC RNI NOS PTN GRR FC LFP AP FPRC UdC
Céu–Sagrada Família–São Domingos 9,080 2 8,102 1 3,680 - 5,402 1 2,603 - 447 - 780 - 4,461 - 1,369 - 164 - 755 - 77 - 275 - 4
Esperança–Trindade–Santa Fé 16,663 3 5,705 1 6,323 1 4,337 - 5,571 1 4,240 - 2,700 - 1,855 - 1,552 - 934 - 371 - 586 - 159 - 6
Espírito 2,692 1 2,792 1 1,974 - 2,109 - 1,036 - 550 - 1,561 - 249 - 217 - 158 - 154 - 144 - 51 - 2
Flores de Lírio 7,427 1 8,359 2 2,816 - 5,446 1 2,163 - 1,183 - 1,408 - 3,385 - 1,163 - 286 - 511 - 184 - 273 - 4
Glória de Ele 13,089 3 4,384 1 4,942 1 3,336 - 2,995 - 1,933 - 1,420 - 920 - 765 - 373 - 150 - 126 - 115 - 5
Santa Maria–São Vicente 12,537 3 5,182 1 6,138 1 3,886 1 4,347 1 3,719 - 2,750 - 1,702 - 1,415 - 963 - 332 - 540 - 150 - 7
Santo Ambrosio–Santa Rosa–Santa Ana 32,482 7 8,721 1 11,922 2 11,085 2 5,048 - 6,724 1 6,929 1 7,216 1 3,245 - 2,983 - 2,556 - 1,762 - 1,101 - 15
São Afonso 20,799 6 6,089 1 6,358 1 2,762 - 3,492 - 4,029 1 3,017 - 1,301 - 961 - 1,063 - 744 - 731 - 351 - 8
São Fernando 16,967 6 3,155 1 4,834 1 2,091 - 2,396 - 2,882 1 2,818 - 896 - 1,039 - 896 - 527 - 571 - 249 - 9
São João–São Miguel 25,014 5 6,760 1 8,473 1 3,814 - 4,487 1 3,729 - 5,164 1 3,067 - 1,849 - 1,680 - 950 - 1,456 - 493 - 9
Mundo 1,520 - 2,479 1 2,809 1 1,853 - 1,001 - 1,833 - 1,610 - 406 - 194 - 155 - 143 - 112 - 58 - 2
Total 173,537 39 67,125 13 64,910 10 49,405 5 39,367 3 33,856 3 32,288 2 26,956 1 14,745 - 10,174 - 7,546 - 6,702 - 3,383 - 76

See also

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