New Colorado prefectural election, 2024

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2020 ← 	11 May 2024 	11 May 2024 	→ 2028
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All 35 seats in the Sierra Prefectural Assembly18 seats needed for a majority	All 35 seats in the Sierra Prefectural Assembly18 seats needed for a majority	All 35 seats in the Sierra Prefectural Assembly18 seats needed for a majority	All 35 seats in the Sierra Prefectural Assembly18 seats needed for a majority
Turnout 	TBA (91.39%) ( 2.71pp) 	TBA (91.39%) ( 2.71pp) 	TBA (91.39%) ( 2.71pp)
 	 	 	
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Leader 	Natalie Takayama 	Tim Jelinek 	Carla Wu-Robertson
Party 	Social Democrats 	Liberal 	Greens
Leader since 	31 March 2011 	20 May 2017 	12 August 2021
Leader's seat 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA(won seat)
Last election 	23 seats, 43.57% 	11 seats, 29.81% 	0 seats, 9.97%
Seats won 	18 	14 	1
Seat change 	5 	3 	1
Popular vote 	TBA 	TBA 	TBA
Percentage 	34.55% 	31.38% 	10.29%
Swing 	9.02pp 	1.57pp 	0.32pp
TPP 	53.24% 	46.76% 	
TPP swing 	1.45pp 	1.45pp 	
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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
Natalie TakayamaSocial Democrats 	Natalie TakayamaSocial Democrats 	Natalie TakayamaSocial Democrats 	Natalie TakayamaSocial Democrats
The 2024 New Colorado prefectural election was held on Saturday 11 May 2024 to elect the 35 members of the New Colorado Prefectural Assembly. The gubernatorial election was held on the same date.
The incumbent Social Democratic government, in office since 1988 and led by Premier Natalie Takayama since 2011, was re-elected to a tenth consecutive term in office, defeating the opposition Liberal Party, led by Opposition Leader Tim Jelinek. The Greens won a seat at a prefectural election for the first time, with party leader Carla Wu-Robertson entering the New Colorado Parliament.
==Results==
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18 	1	2 	14
Social Democrats	G	Ind	Liberal
 	 	 	 	 	 	
Party 	Party 	Votes 	% 	Swing 	Seats 	+/−
 	Social Democrats 	 	34.55 	9.02 	18 	5
 	Liberal 	 	31.38 	1.57 	14 	3
 	Greens 	 	10.29 	0.32 	1 	1
 	Democrats 	 	9.64 	2.56 	0 	0
 	National 	 	5.47 	1.21 	0 	0
 	Civic Alliance 	 	4.62 	4.62 	0 	0
 	Other 	 	4.05 	1.16 	2 	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 	TBA 	53.24 	2.39 	18 	5
 	Liberal 	 	46.76 	2.39 	14 	3
Total 	Total 	 	100 	 	35 	
Independents: Mark Haughey, Johnson Wada