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Line 14: \| majority_seats = 209 \| election_date = 14 January 2021 \| turnout = 76.6% ({{increase}} 2.2%) <br> 30,123,870 \| opinion_polls = Opinion polling for Vothetrian General Elections \| party_name = no Line 79: \| after_party = [[Vothetrian Workers' Party\|VWP]] }} The '''2021 Vothetrian General Election''' iswas ~~an upcoming~~a [[Wikipedia:General election\|general election]] ~~scheduled~~held ~~for~~on 14 January 2021. The general election process was triggered on 17 December 2020 by [[Prime Ministers of Vothetria\|Prime Minister]] [[Clauzia Sarohart]] after her coalition with the Vothetrian Unionist Party broke down. Sarohart motioned on 17 December 2020 for an early general election. The Unterhaus voted 376-40 in favour, with 26 Unionist, 12 Conservative, and 2 Labour MPs voting against. Line 87: Polling day began at 00:01 on 14 January 2021. 30,123,870 eligible votes were recorded, which amounted to 76.6 percent of the population; the highest turnout of any preceding Vothetrian general election since they began in 2017 by a 2.2 percent increase. The results were counted overnight after votes closed at 23:59. They were released at midday on 15 January. The Vothetrian Labour Party gained the most seats at 175, a 30 net gain. The [[Vothetrian ~~Workers’~~Workers' Party\|VWP]] gained 27 seats to form a majority government with 227 out of 209 seats required. The Vothetrian Unionist Party lost 35 of their 49 seats, holding on to 14 seats. The Vothetrian Conservative Party lost all of their 23 seats. The VWP took 1 constituency from Labour, whilst taking 6 from the Unionist Party and 21 from the Conservative Party. Labour took 29 seats from the Unionist Party and 2 from the Conservative Party. Both the Unionist and Conservative Parties did not make any net gains, only net losses. The most prolific MP to lose their seat was Marza Leuredofer, who held many Shadow Minister roles in the Unionist Party between 2017 and 2021.