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« on: February 18, 2022, 12:39:13 AM »

The United Nations forms a parliament, with the General Assembly acting as the upper chamber. The lower chamber is comprised of 5092 seats, the combined total of the big five's lower chambers of parliament (435 house of reps, 650 house of commons, 577 house assembly, 450 duma, 2980 national people's congress)

The big five's elections come first in the timeline, early July 2020, then come the G4 a week later, and finally everywhere else in the world sometime before the end of 2020.

Seats are allocated using the d'hondt method (all UN nations have 1 seat, most ended up with atleast 2.)

Each state will elect members through some 'democratic' process. Though some nations will try to bend this rule as much as possible.

United States will be done tomorrow, I have it ready I just don't have the time to compile it here. The rest of the big 5 should follow shortly, in a day or two. Probably.
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« Reply #1 on: February 18, 2022, 10:04:38 PM »

United States- 219 delegates

51 delegates go 1 per state + Puerto Rico, 168 given proportionately.

The election came at a bad time for the major parties. They both suffered in turnout numbers, mainly because of a lack of interest. Third parties on the other hand, see this as their big breakthrough into the spotlight. Alliance in particular, Rocky de la Fuente abandoning his presidential campaign in order to run. In the end, the party composition looks like this:

#P = Popular vote seats
#S = States carried

Progressive- 0P 1S (VT*)
Green- 3P 0S
Popular Democratic- 1P 0S
Democratic- 79P 26S (AZ, CA, CT, DE, GA, HI, IL, IA, KS, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MT, NV, NM, NY, OH, OR, PA, RI, TX, WA)
New Democratic- 2P 1S (PR)
Alliance-  1P 0S
Libertarian-  2P 0S
Republican- 80P 23S (AL, AK, AR, CO, FL, ID, IN, KY, MS, MO, NE, NH, NC, ND, OK, SC, SD, TN, UT, VA, WV, WY)

*Vermont Progressive candidate won the Democratic primary, ran as both, ultimately decided to affiliate with the Progressive Party over Democrat.

Coming up next is the UK & early coalition formations between their parties & the US.
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« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2022, 09:38:56 PM »

United Kingdom- 44 delegates

The UK decides to use the same system for electing members of the EU, using the regions for 43 seats, and 1 seat for all the overseas territories.

South East England (6 total)- 3 CON 1 LAB 1 LDM 1 GRE
Greater London (6 total)- 3 LAB 2 LDM 1 CON
North West England (5 total)- 3 CON 1 LAB 1 LDM
East of England (4 total)- 3 CON 1 LDM
West Midlands (4 total)- 2 CON 1 LAB 1 LDM
South West England (4 total)- 2 CON 1 LDM 1 GRE
Yorkshire & the Humber (4 total)- 2 LAB 1 CON 1 LDM
Scotland (4 total)- 2 SNP 1 LDM 1 CON
East Midlands (3 total)- 2 CON 1 LDM
Wales (2 total)- 1 PLC 1 CON
North East England (1 total)- CON
North Ireland (1 total)- DUP
Overseas Territories (1 total)- 1 IND

Total-
22 CON
10 LDM
8 LAB
2 GRE
2 SNP
1 PLC
1 DUP
1 IND

Coalitions & Parties:
Liberal Left- 114 seats
Members: Democratic Party (US), Labour Party (UK), Popular Democratic (PR)

Republican Party (US)- 103 seats*
Conservative Union- 23 seats
Members: Conservative Party (UK), Democratic Unionist (NI)

Liberal Democrats (UK)- 10 seats
Autonomists- 7 seats
Members: New Progressive (PR), Scottish National (SC), Plaid Cymru (WL), Independents

Progressive Alliance- 6 seats
Members: Green (US), Green (UK), Progressive (US)

Libertarian (US)- 2 seats
Alliance (US)- 1 seat

*Republicans refuse to work with UK Conservatives over 'several key policy differences'
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« Reply #3 on: February 26, 2022, 09:47:02 PM »

France- 45 delegates

LREM- 14 seats

LR- 7 seats
PS- 7 seats
FI- 6 seats
MoDem- 5 seats
NR- 3 seats
EELV- 2 seats
Agir- 1 seat

LREM, MoDem, & Agir coalition with the LibDems (UK) to form a globalist/liberal coalition called International Democracy (or InterDem for short.) Democrats come out in support of the party, but ultimately stick with their 'Liberal Left' coalition.

The EELV joins the Progressive Alliance, the Socialist Party joins the Liberal Left, and The Republicans (FR) join the Conservative Union.

Coalitions & Parties:
Liberal Left- 121 seats
Parties with 5+ seats: Democratic Party (US), Labour Party (UK), Socialist Party (FR)
Ideology- Globalism & Welfarism, without necessarily being 'left'

Republican Party (US)- 103 seats
Conservative Union- 30 seats
Members: Conservative Party (UK), The Republicans (FR), Democratic Unionist (NI)
Ideology- Primarily europe's form of conservatism, soft-sceptics on globalism

International Democracy- 30 seats
Members with 5+ seats: LREM (FR), Liberal Democrats (UK), MoDem (FR)
Ideology- Globalist liberals

Progressive Alliance- 8 seats
Members: Green (US), Green (UK), EELV (FR), Progressive (US)
Ideology- Environmentalism with a specifically left-wing lean

Autonomists- 7 seats
Members with 2+ seats: New Progressive (PR), Scottish National (SC)
Ideology: Regional independence movements, soft-sceptic on globalism

Libertarian (US)- 2 seats
Alliance (US)- 1 seat
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« Reply #4 on: February 26, 2022, 09:47:44 PM »

Nice work!
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