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Isenburg, Franco-Albion Union


Election 2015 - The Results
The final results displayed no clear majority in either of the main parties.
After post-election negotiations, the Liberal Conservatives have formed a coalition government with the Union Independence Party.
Number of seats:
Unelected (░)
Liberal-Conservative (█) - 64
Labour Party (█) - 56
Union Independence Party (█) - 7
Workers Coalition Party (█) - 0
Union Communist Party (█) - 4
Alliance Verte (█) - 5
Franco Parti de l'Indépendance (█) - 0
Other (█) - 0
After 24 hours of last minute campaigning, all valid votes have been counted and produced a hang parliament.
Neither of the two main parties, Liberal-Conservations or the Labour, have been able to succeed in gaining a clear majority.
Whilst the Liberal Conservatives have four more seats than Labour, as it is below the 70 seat threshold needed, they cannot claim power.
Like the Labour Party, they must attempt to form a coalition, by getting a party to agree to form a majority government with them.
████████████████ Lib-Con - 64
██████████████ Labour - 56
██ U.I.P. - 7
█ A.V. - 5
█ U.C.P. - 4
I W.C.P. - 0
I F.P.I. - 0
I Other/Independent - 0Final results in descending order.
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Lib-Con/U.I.P. Coalition - 71 seats
"If the past six months have told us anything, we are likely to gain a Labour Government," - Miss Joanna Bolton, Political Editor of the Isenburg Times.
"Labour have maintained close ties with the Communist Parties and Alliance Verte, as they predicted that this would occur."
"They haven't always seen eye-to-eye with the U.I. Party, but Mr Barage never ruled out joining them in a coalition."
Isenburg is abuzz at the moment, with phones said to be "ringing non-stop" in party political headquarters up and down the country.
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Update: 21:00 local time
After an hour of negotiations between the numerous party, the Liberal-Conservatives have announced the formation of a surprise coalition with the Union Independence Party.
Even though Labour is still in talks with the Workers and Verte parties, it still would not be enough to claim a majority.















