2015 Urcean elections
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The 2015 Urcean procuratorial election was the held on Tuesday, November 3, 2015, for the office of Procurator of the Apostolic Kingdom of Urcea. The National Pact nominee, James Dynan, was elected to a third 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 several decades. The Julian Party did not nominate a candidate.
The election was held on the same day as the 2015 Urcean Concilium Daoni election. The National Pact won a landslide victory in the Daoni in addition to Dynan's reelection. Dynan's third straight electoral victory was the first since Michael Redder won a third term in 2010. His percentage of 57.4% was largest percentage a candidate for Procurator had received since the Great War. He received more than 141 million more votes in the 2035 election than the 2030 election, the largest single-election improvement for a candidate for Procurator in the history of Urcea.