2021 Shán Tschal by-election: Difference between revisions

| ongoing = yesno

| next_election = 20192021 AustralianAduraszna federalGeneral electionElection

| next_year = 20192021

| turnout = <!-- 78.68% {{decrease}} 13.56 -->

| 1blank1 blank = Previous result

| popular_vote1 = '''11,131'''

| percentage1 = '''38.44%'''

| swing1 = {{decrease}} 9.63%

| candidate2candidate3 = Saro'a Fveris

| image2image3 = [[File:Icon-AKER.png|150x150px]]

| colour2colour3 = a4243b

| party2party3 = [[AK/ER|Aszar Kharo / Ex Rei]]

| 1data21data3 = 7,788 (22.94%)

| popular_vote2popular_vote3 = 3,486

| percentage2percentage3 = 12.04%

| swing2swing3 = {{decrease}} 10.90%

| candidate3candidate2 = Kalsarus Jeretsz

| image3image2 = [[File:Icon-SolSquare.png|150x150px]]

| colour3colour2 = 46bdc6

| party3party2 = [[Solidarity]]

| 1data31data2 = 6,359 (18.73%)

| popular_vote3popular_vote2 = 11,105

| percentage3percentage2 = 38.35%

| swing3swing2 = {{increase}} 19.62%

| after_election = Sare'us Alkhasrun

| after_party = [[ReNDaF|Democracy and Freedom]]

A by-election will bewas held in the [[Aduraszna|Aszar]] parliamentary division of Shán Tschal on 20 August 2021, following the record-fast recall petition of the previous Member of Parliament (MP) Ruskalis Sadzhun, who had been sacked from his position as Secretary of State for Transport pending investigation over corruption and embezzlement in the wake of the botched response to the [[2021 Aduraszna quake and tsunami|quake and tsunami]] the month previous. Although the seat iswas traditionally a safe [[ReNDaF]] seat, a recent opinion poll by ASGTV suggestspredicted it maywould be a close contest between the right-wing party and trade unionist movement [[Solidarity]]. In the end, the ReNDaF candidate Sare'us Alkhasrun won by a margin of only 25 votes, following three recounts.