Enderronian federal election, 2014

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2010 ← 	22 October 2014 	22 October 2014 	→ 2018
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All 150 seats in the Enderronian Parliament76 seats needed for a majority	All 150 seats in the Enderronian Parliament76 seats needed for a majority	All 150 seats in the Enderronian Parliament76 seats needed for a majority	All 150 seats in the Enderronian Parliament76 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 	17,994,637 (92.27%) ( 1.28pp) 	17,994,637 (92.27%) ( 1.28pp) 	17,994,637 (92.27%) ( 1.28pp)
 	 	 	
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Leader 	Tom Woodlands 	Sherry Matsuda 	Martin Brooks
Party 	Social Democrats 	Liberal 	National
Leader since 	10 October 2006 	6 July 2009 	17 January 2003
Leader's seat 	Lyndhurst (NS) 	Rijkens (TJ) 	Fairfax (FL)
Last election 	65 seats, 36.40% 	74 seats, 37.67% 	8 seats, 7.50%
Seats won 	74 	67 	6
Seat change 	9 	7 	2
Popular vote 	6,391,695 	6,963,925 	897,932
Percentage 	35.52% 	38.70% 	4.99%
Swing 	0.88pp 	1.03pp 	2.51pp
TPP 	50.98% 	49.02% 	
TPP swing 	3.74pp 	3.74pp 	
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Leader 	Jim Ronald Ralph 	Jocelyn Storer 	
Party 	Democrats 	Greens 	
Leader since 	19 August 2006 	20 June 2013 	
Leader's seat 	Contested Goulburn (KA)(lost) 	Contested East Lynn (NP)(lost) 	
Last election 	0 seats, 1.25% 	1 seat, 11.89% 	
Seats won 	1 	1 	
Seat change 	1 	0 	
Popular vote 	1,707,691 	1,459,365 	
Percentage 	9.49% 	8.11% 	
Swing 	8.24pp 	3.78pp 	
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Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate
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Prime Minister before election 	Prime Minister before election 	Elected Prime Minister 	Elected Prime Minister
Sherry MatsudaLiberal 	Sherry MatsudaLiberal 	Tom WoodlandsSocial Democrats 	Tom WoodlandsSocial Democrats
A federal election was held in Enderron on Saturday 20 September 2014 to elect the 150 members of the 18th Enderronian Parliament. They in turn elect the Prime Minister of Enderron.
The incumbent Liberal minority government, led by Prime Minister Sherry Matsuda, was defeated by the opposition Social Democratic Party, led by Tom Woodlands, which formed a minority government with the support of the Enderronian Greens and independent Michelle Gallagher.
==Results==
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74 	3	6 	67
Social Democrats	O	Nat	Liberal
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Party 	Party 	Votes 	% 	Swing 	Seats 	+/−
 	Liberal 	6,963,925 	38.70 	1.03 	67 	7
 	Social Democrats 	6,391,695 	35.52 	0.88 	74 	9
 	Democrats 	1,707,691 	9.49 	8.24 	1 	1
 	Greens 	1,459,365 	8.11 	3.78 	1 	0
 	National 	897,932 	4.99 	2.51 	6 	2
 	Other 	574,029 	3.19 	2.10 	1 	1
Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote	Two-party-preferred vote
 	Social Democrats 	9,173,666 	50.98 	3.74 	74 	9
 	Liberal 	8,820,971 	49.02 	3.74 	67 	7
Total 	Total 	17,994,637 	100 	 	150 	
Independents: Michelle Gallagher
===Seats changing hands===
Seat 	Pre-2014	Pre-2014 	Pre-2014 	Pre-2014	Swing	Post-2014	Post-2014 	Post-2014 	Post-2014
Seat 	Party 	Party 	Member 	Margin 	Swing	Margin 	Member 	Party 	Party
Akagi, TJ 	 	Liberal 	Ayumi Nishikawa 	 	 	3.72 	Satsuki Minami 	Social Democrats 	
Franklin, WE 	 	Liberal 	Georgia Hickerson	 	 	1.59 	Melinda O'Neil 	Social Democrats 	
Fuller, WS 	 	Liberal 	Allan Farrell 	 	 	 	Lachlan Jepsen 	Social Democrats 	
Goulburn, KA 	 	Liberal* 	Simon Cullen 	 	N/A 	0.81 	Michelle Gallagher	Independent 	
Greenberg, GB 	 	Independent	Jeff Anderman 	 	 	3.50 	Mike Weitzman 	National 	
Griffith, NC 	 	Liberal 	Bob Jelinek 	 	 	 	Julie Shaloub 	Social Democrats 	
Hacking, NS 	 	Liberal 	Kieran Robertson 	 	 	 	Emma Pryor 	Social Democrats 	
MacDonnell, WE 	 	Liberal 	Margaret Hu 	 	 	4.27 	Damian Firestone 	Social Democrats 	
Macquarie, KA 	 	National 	Deborah Lewis 	 	 	3.41 	Peter Shuman 	Liberal 	
Nishihama, TJ 	 	Liberal 	Earl Langley 	 	 	6.88 	Liz Coure 	Social Democrats 	
Oxley, CO 	 	National 	Ed Wideman 	 	 	 	Terry Schachter 	Liberal 	
Palmerston West, LS	 	Liberal 	Wilma Kang 	 	 	3.82 	Kenneth Sugiyama 	Social Democrats 	
Parnell, WE 	 	Liberal 	Gladys Yung 	 	 	2.35 	Nathan Folley 	Social Democrats 	
Scott, CO 	 	Liberal 	Alex Patrick 	 	 	2.24 	Pauline Morrison 	Enderron Democrats	
==Background==
===Parties===
Name	Name 	Ideology 	Party leader 	Seats 	Seats
Name	Name 	Ideology 	Party leader 	2010 result	At dissolution
 	Liberal Party 	Conservative liberalism	Sherry Matsuda	/ 	/
 	Social Democratic Party 	Social democracy 	Tom Woodlands 	/ 	/
 	Enderron National Party 	Agrarianism 	Martin Brooks 	/ 	/
 	Enderronian Greens 	Green politics 	Jocelyn Storer	/ 	/
 	IndependentsIndependents who sat in Parliament as of the end of the parliamentary term were Jeff Anderman.	– 	– 	/ 	/
===Retiring MPs===
Name 	Party 	Party 	Seat 	Reason 	Term in office
Alec Bargerink 	rowspan="5" 	Liberal 	Bayswater, WE 	Retirement 	1996–2014
Georgia Hickerson	Franklin, WE 	Liberal 	Retirement 	1998–2014 	
Margaret Hu 	MacDonnell, WE 	Liberal 	Retirement 	2008–2014 	
Jimmy Krongold 	Franklin, WE 	Liberal 	Retirement 	2006–2014 	
Matthew Steinbeck	Normanhurst, CO	Liberal 	Lost preselection	2006–2014 	
Sarah Johnstone 	rowspan="3" 	Social Democrats	Reedijk, CO 	Lost preselection	2007–2014
Sian O'Dwyer 	Kensington, WE 	Social Democrats	Retirement 	1981–2014 	
Melissa Worstead 	Bexley, WE 	Social Democrats	Retirement 	2005–2014 	
Ed Wideman 	 	National 	Oxley, CO 	Retirement 	2006–2014
==Debates==
Date 	Organisers	Location 	Subject 	ﾠPﾠ PresentㅤﾠAﾠ AbsentㅤﾠNﾠ Not invited 	ﾠPﾠ PresentㅤﾠAﾠ AbsentㅤﾠNﾠ Not invited 	ﾠPﾠ PresentㅤﾠAﾠ AbsentㅤﾠNﾠ Not invited 	ﾠPﾠ PresentㅤﾠAﾠ AbsentㅤﾠNﾠ Not invited 	ﾠPﾠ PresentㅤﾠAﾠ AbsentㅤﾠNﾠ Not invited
Date 	Organisers	Location 	Subject 	Liberal 	SDP 	National 	Greens 	Democrats
Date 	Organisers	Location 	Subject 	 	 	 	 	
24 September	EBC 	Wentworth 	Multi-party debate 	PMatsuda 	PWoodlands 	PBrooks 	PStorer 	PRalph
30 September	EBC 	Rockingham 	Leaders' debate 	PMatsuda 	PWoodlands 	N 	N 	N
1 October 	ETV 	Wentworth 	Foreign affairs 	PTaggart 	PKelsey Chan 	PStanton 	PTominaga 	A
4 October 	EBC 	Wentworth 	Multi-party debate 	PMatsuda 	PWoodlands 	PBrooks 	PStorer 	PRalph
8 October 	ETV 	Wentworth 	Finance 	PEriksen 	PCampanelli 	A 	PAbbey 	A
11 October 	EBC 	Forsythia 	Deputy leaders' debate	PDansby 	PKelsey Chan 	N 	N 	N
16 October 	EBC 	New Plymouth	Leaders' debate 	PMatsuda 	PWoodlands 	N 	N 	N
==Opinion polling==
===Graphical summary===
==Newspaper endorsements==
===National dailies===
Newspaper 	Owner 	Endorsement	Endorsement
The Daily National 	DN Network 	 	No endorsement
Enderronian Business Review	News Corp 	 	Liberal
The Enderronian Times 	Fairfax Willems 	 	Social Democrats
The Enderronian Telegraph 	News Corp 	 	Liberal
The Guardian Enderron 	Guardian Media 	 	Social Democrats
The Independent Enderron 	General Publications	 	Social Democrats
===Major metropolitan dailies===
Newspaper 	Owner 	Endorsement	Endorsement
The Advertiser 	News Corp 	 	Liberal
The Age 	Fairfax Willems 	 	Social Democrats
The Daily Metro 	Fairfax Willems 	 	Liberal
The Easterly 	DN Network 	 	Liberal
Northern Enderron News 	News Corp 	 	Liberal
The New Plymouth Tribune 	News Corp 	 	Liberal
Shirakawa Shimbun 	Shirakawa News Group	 	No endorsement
The Tojima Times 	Fairfax Willems 	 	Social Democrats
The Wentworth Morning Herald	Fairfax Willems 	 	Social Democrats
The Wentworth Post 	News Corp 	 	Liberal
The West Enderronian 	DN Network 	 	Liberal