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The [[Procurator|Procuratorial]] election featured significant upheaval as the National Pact nominee, [[James Dynan]], was elected to a second term. It was the first time the [[Democratic Labor Party (Urcea)|Democratic Labor Party]] nominee finished above third place in an election. [[James Cossus Reed]] stood for Procurator a second time, the first non-incumbent to run for two consecutive times since [[List_of_former_Urcean_officials#Herdan,_Stephen|Stephen Herdan]]. As a consequence of the [[2015 Urcean political realignment]], the [[Commonwealth Union (Urcea)|Commonwealth Union]], the second largest party in Urcea, did not appear for the first time in smore than a century. The [[Julian Party (Urcea)|Julian Party]] did not nominate a candidate. Dynan's final percentage of 57.4% was largest percentage a candidate for Procurator had received since the [[Second Great War]]. He received more than 141 million more votes in the 2015 election than the 2010 election, the largest single-election improvement for a candidate for Procurator in the history of Urcea. His 28.7% margin of victory equaled the total percentage of votes for his next competitor, the only time in the history of the modern Urcean political system that a candidate for Procurator doubled the support of the next runner up. | The [[Procurator|Procuratorial]] election featured significant upheaval as the National Pact nominee, [[James Dynan]], was elected to a second term. It was the first time the [[Democratic Labor Party (Urcea)|Democratic Labor Party]] nominee finished above third place in an election. [[James Cossus Reed]] stood for Procurator a second time, the first non-incumbent to run for two consecutive times since [[List_of_former_Urcean_officials#Herdan,_Stephen|Stephen Herdan]]. As a consequence of the [[2015 Urcean political realignment]], the [[Commonwealth Union (Urcea)|Commonwealth Union]], the second largest party in Urcea, did not appear for the first time in smore than a century. The [[Julian Party (Urcea)|Julian Party]] did not nominate a candidate. Dynan's final percentage of 57.4% was largest percentage a candidate for Procurator had received since the [[Second Great War]]. He received more than 141 million more votes in the 2015 election than the 2010 election, the largest single-election improvement for a candidate for Procurator in the history of Urcea. His 28.7% margin of victory equaled the total percentage of votes for his next competitor, the only time in the history of the modern Urcean political system that a candidate for Procurator doubled the support of the next runner up. | ||
The [[ | The [[Concilium Daoni]] election saw the National Pact win a landslide victory in the Daoni in addition to Dynan's reelection. The election saw 40% of seats (200 seats) in the Daoni change party affiliation, which set a record in Urcean history. | ||
==Party nominations== | ==Party nominations== | ||
===Procurator=== | ===Procurator=== | ||
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| Election day | November 3rd, 2015 |
|---|---|
| Incumbent Procurator | James Dynan (National Pact) |
| Incumbent Chancellor and Temporary President | James Cossus Reed (Union for National Solidarity) |
| 2015 Urcean Procuratorial election | |
| Partisan control | National Pact hold |
| Popular vote margin | +28.7% |
| Vote percentage | |
| James Dynan (NP) | 57.4% |
| Ronan Cornelius Marcán (DLP) | 28.7% |
| James Cossus Reed (UNS) | 11.9% |
| Other | 2% |
| 2015 Urcean Conshilía Daoni elections All 500 seats contested 251 needed for majority | |
| Overall control | National Pact gain |
| Elected Chancellor | Bridget Farrell (NP) |
| National Pact | 290 ( 141) |
| Democratic Labor Party | 90 ( 59) |
| Union for National Solidarity | 84 ( 194) |
| Julian Party | 36 ( 6) |
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| Results of 2015 Concilium Daoni election | |
The 2015 Urcean elections were held on Tuesday, November 3, 2015.
The Procuratorial election featured significant upheaval as the National Pact nominee, James Dynan, was elected to a second term. It was the first time the Democratic Labor Party nominee finished above third place in an election. James Cossus Reed stood for Procurator a second time, the first non-incumbent to run for two consecutive times since Stephen Herdan. As a consequence of the 2015 Urcean political realignment, the Commonwealth Union, the second largest party in Urcea, did not appear for the first time in smore than a century. The Julian Party did not nominate a candidate. Dynan's final percentage of 57.4% was largest percentage a candidate for Procurator had received since the Second Great War. He received more than 141 million more votes in the 2015 election than the 2010 election, the largest single-election improvement for a candidate for Procurator in the history of Urcea. His 28.7% margin of victory equaled the total percentage of votes for his next competitor, the only time in the history of the modern Urcean political system that a candidate for Procurator doubled the support of the next runner up.
The Concilium Daoni election saw the National Pact win a landslide victory in the Daoni in addition to Dynan's reelection. The election saw 40% of seats (200 seats) in the Daoni change party affiliation, which set a record in Urcean history.