Flinders prefectural election, 2011

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All 52 seats in the Flinders Prefectural Assembly27 seats needed for a majority	All 52 seats in the Flinders Prefectural Assembly27 seats needed for a majority	All 52 seats in the Flinders Prefectural Assembly27 seats needed for a majority	All 52 seats in the Flinders Prefectural Assembly27 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 	TBA (90.55%) ( 0.32pp) 	TBA (90.55%) ( 0.32pp) 	TBA (90.55%) ( 0.32pp)
 	 	 	
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Leader 	Tex Shelton 	Renee Gilles 	Kate AllenAllen was the party leader, while Natalie Court was the parliamentary leader.
Party 	Liberal 	Social Democrats 	Flinders Alliance
Leader since 	8 September 2008 	14 October 2008 	11 February 2008
Leader's seat 	 	 	Contested TBA(lost)
Last election 	23 seats, TBA 	26 seats, TBA 	2 seats, TBA
Seats won 	44 	5 	3
Seat change 	21 	21 	1
Popular vote 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
Percentage 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
Swing 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
TPP 	TBA 	TBA 	
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Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate 	Winning party by electorate
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Premier before election 	Premier before election 	Elected Premier 	Elected Premier
Renee GillesSocial Democrats 	Renee GillesSocial Democrats 	Tex SheltonLiberal 	Tex SheltonLiberal
The 2011 Flinders prefectural election was held on Saturday 7 May 2011 to elect the 52 members of the Flinders Prefectural Assembly. The gubernatorial election was held on the same date.
The incumbent Social Democratic government, in office since 2003 and led by Premier Renee Gilles, was defeated in a landslide by the Liberal opposition led by Tex Shelton. From 25 seats at dissolution, the SDP was reduced to only 5 seats, or one-fifth its pre-election total, marking the largest defeat for the Social Democrats at any prefectural election measured in terms of percentage of seats lost. The Liberals jumped from 23 to 44 seats to win the largest majority government in Flinders history, and the most decisive result in Enderronian history in terms of percentage of seats won by the governing party (84.6%), breaking the record set by the Social Democrats in the 1989 Westhaven election (83.0%). The Flinders Alliance won three seats, up from two at the previous election. The Flinders National Party lost its one seat, and has not returned to the Flinders Parliament since.
==Results==
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5 	3 	44
SDP	FLA	Liberal
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Party 	Party 	Votes 	% 	Swing 	Seats 	+/−
 	Liberal 	 	 	 	44 	21
 	Social Democrats 	 	 	 	5 	21
 	Flinders Alliance 	 	 	 	3 	1
 	Greens 	 	 	 	0 	0
 	National 	 	 	 	0 	1
 	Other 	 	 	 	0 	0
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
 	Liberal 	 	TBA 	 	44 	21
 	Social Democrats 	 	 	 	5 	21
Total 	Total 	TBA 	100 	 	52