1998 Adorian general election

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==== 1998 Adorian General Election ==== 	
==== 1998 Adorian General Election ==== 	
==== 1998 Adorian General Election ==== 	
==== 1998 Adorian General Election ==== 	
==== 1998 Adorian General Election ====
 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	
← 1993 	21 October 1998 	21 October 1998 	2002 → 	
 	 	 	 	
All 328 seats of the National Assembly, including 1 seat for the Speaker of the National Assembly	All 328 seats of the National Assembly, including 1 seat for the Speaker of the National Assembly	All 328 seats of the National Assembly, including 1 seat for the Speaker of the National Assembly	All 328 seats of the National Assembly, including 1 seat for the Speaker of the National Assembly	All 328 seats of the National Assembly, including 1 seat for the Speaker of the National Assembly
Registered 	8,271,832 ▲1.1% 	8,271,832 ▲1.1% 	8,271,832 ▲1.1% 	8,271,832 ▲1.1%
 	 	 	 	
Turnout 	5,516,012 (62.4%) 	5,516,012 (62.4%) 	5,516,012 (62.4%) 	5,516,012 (62.4%)
 	▼ 4.7% 	▼ 4.7% 	▼ 4.7% 	▼ 4.7%
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Leader 	Eoin Ramos 	Walter Borjans 	Mark Corbyn 	Mark Corbyn
Seat 	South Faria 	Centro Ador 	Tekunham 	Tekunham
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The 1998 Adorian general election occured on October 21st 1998. The popular vote was won by the Conservative Party with the SDP coming in second. This election was the last election where the First Past the Post system was used, with the Conservative Party securing a majority of 2 seats (not including the Speaker of the Assembly).
A month after the election, on November the 27th 1998, the Conservative Party formed a government with their slim majority. Eoin Ramos would go on to become the 14th Adorian Prime Minister.
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