The July 2006 Alexandrian Parliamentary Elections (more formally, the 3rd General Election) were held the 13th through the 17th days of July, 2006. The Alexandrian Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority in Parliament - a grand total of 71.4% of the seats. The People's Democratic Party and the Non-Partisan's Association were phased out of Parliament, while Pete James' new political movement, the Alexandrian Anti-Party won 14.2% of the seats. Federico LeMamon, a former Conservative MP, ran as an independent and won.
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| - The July 2006 Alexandrian Parliamentary Elections (more formally, the 3rd General Election) were held the 13th through the 17th days of July, 2006. The Alexandrian Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority in Parliament - a grand total of 71.4% of the seats. The People's Democratic Party and the Non-Partisan's Association were phased out of Parliament, while Pete James' new political movement, the Alexandrian Anti-Party won 14.2% of the seats. Federico LeMamon, a former Conservative MP, ran as an independent and won.
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| - The July 2006 Alexandrian Parliamentary Elections (more formally, the 3rd General Election) were held the 13th through the 17th days of July, 2006. The Alexandrian Conservative Party won an overwhelming majority in Parliament - a grand total of 71.4% of the seats. The People's Democratic Party and the Non-Partisan's Association were phased out of Parliament, while Pete James' new political movement, the Alexandrian Anti-Party won 14.2% of the seats. Federico LeMamon, a former Conservative MP, ran as an independent and won. The parliament preceding this election was led by the Alexandrian Conservative Party, who held a total of 4 seats. A moderate conservative coalition between the Alexandrian Conservative Party and the NPA has enabled the conservtaives in Alexandria to reign supreme in Parliament.
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