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The Social Democratic-Green alliance won 140 seats; the Liberal-Conservative alliance won 59.  The Liberal Democrats won nineteen.  Lord Hartley succeeded Lord Morrissey as Prime Minister.
 
The Social Democratic-Green alliance won 140 seats; the Liberal-Conservative alliance won 59.  The Liberal Democrats won nineteen.  Lord Hartley succeeded Lord Morrissey as Prime Minister.
  
This was the last general election to be contested by the Liberal and Conservative parties separately, who merged the day following the general election.  Results for both parties are combined.  The parties had fared very badly, combined, winning fewer seats than the Liberal Party had the previous general election.   
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This was the last general election to be contested separatley by the Liberal and Conservative parties , who merged the day following the general election.  Results for both parties are combined.  The parties had fared very badly, combined, winning fewer seats than the Liberal Party had the previous general election.   
  
 
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Revision as of 18:28, 22 September 2007

The tenth general election was held on 24 October 2006. The outgoing Prime Minister was Lord Morrissey.

Results

Ninth North Ahjeezistan General Election, 24 October 2006
Party Leader Seats Gains Losses Net Gain/Loss Seats % Votes % Votes +/-
  Social Democratic Lord Hartley 115 5 0 + 5 52.7% 41% 236,620,808 + 4.5%
  Liberal Conservative Lord Attlebury 59 0 13 - 13 27.1% 34% 196,222,133 - 22%
  Green Lord Hartley 25 2 0 + 2 11.5% 15% 86,568,588 + 8.7%
  Liberal Democratic Lady Halley 19 6 0 + 6 8.7% 10% 57,712,392 + 46.2%

There were 577,123,922 valid votes cast.

The Social Democratic-Green alliance won 140 seats; the Liberal-Conservative alliance won 59. The Liberal Democrats won nineteen. Lord Hartley succeeded Lord Morrissey as Prime Minister.

This was the last general election to be contested separatley by the Liberal and Conservative parties , who merged the day following the general election. Results for both parties are combined. The parties had fared very badly, combined, winning fewer seats than the Liberal Party had the previous general election.


Preceded by:
9th general election
North Ahjeezistan General Elections
24 Ocotber, 2006
Followed by:
11th general election