01-03-2017, 11:05 PM
(LNNS election theme plays)
Adelaide Meade: Up here on the board we are now bringing up the total results so far. Remember, it's still very early yet. It appears that the Progressives have leapt to an early lead, while the Socialists are in an extremely disappointing 5th place. The True Conservatives are doing well, however, as are the Moderates. It it interesting to note, though, that the National Populists,Federalists, Libertarians, and Communists have never had a seat in the national Assembly of Commons, though- only the provincial Legislatures. It'll be interesting to see if any of them can grab a seat.
Totals so far:
Assembly of Commons:
Progressives: 14.3 million
Conservatives: 11.2 million
True Conservatives: 7.3 million
Moderates: 4.8 million
Socialists: 3.7 million
Green Party: 0.8 million
Unionists: 0.6 million
National Populists: 0.2 million
Federalists: 0.1 million
Libertarians: 0.1 million
Communists: 0.1 million
Sugary Drinks Tax:
Yes: 19.7 million
No: 23.5 million
High Fells:
Yes: 21.7 million
No: 21.5 million
Adelaide Meade: Referendum 1 seems to be in trouble, while Referendum 2 is in a close race- only a 200,000 vote difference between them. In about half an hour, we'll be receiving votes from 18 provinces and a territory- it's the biggest group of provinces to submit votes at a time. Those provinces are very liberal, as well as Socialist heartland. We'll see if the Socialists can make up their ground, if the Progressives can keep their lead, and which- if any- of the referendums can pass. Besides, my home province of Enara is voting- I want to see how that goes.
(Camera pans back to display board)
Adelaide Meade: Up here on the board we are now bringing up the total results so far. Remember, it's still very early yet. It appears that the Progressives have leapt to an early lead, while the Socialists are in an extremely disappointing 5th place. The True Conservatives are doing well, however, as are the Moderates. It it interesting to note, though, that the National Populists,Federalists, Libertarians, and Communists have never had a seat in the national Assembly of Commons, though- only the provincial Legislatures. It'll be interesting to see if any of them can grab a seat.
Totals so far:
Assembly of Commons:
Progressives: 14.3 million
Conservatives: 11.2 million
True Conservatives: 7.3 million
Moderates: 4.8 million
Socialists: 3.7 million
Green Party: 0.8 million
Unionists: 0.6 million
National Populists: 0.2 million
Federalists: 0.1 million
Libertarians: 0.1 million
Communists: 0.1 million
Sugary Drinks Tax:
Yes: 19.7 million
No: 23.5 million
High Fells:
Yes: 21.7 million
No: 21.5 million
Adelaide Meade: Referendum 1 seems to be in trouble, while Referendum 2 is in a close race- only a 200,000 vote difference between them. In about half an hour, we'll be receiving votes from 18 provinces and a territory- it's the biggest group of provinces to submit votes at a time. Those provinces are very liberal, as well as Socialist heartland. We'll see if the Socialists can make up their ground, if the Progressives can keep their lead, and which- if any- of the referendums can pass. Besides, my home province of Enara is voting- I want to see how that goes.
(Camera pans back to display board)