General election for the Assembly, 1984. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The…

General election for the Assembly, 1984. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 16. The Encyclopedia takes the account from the press of the day and from the returns of the offices concerned.^[1]

Those concerned

• The Continuity Party (party)
• The Reed Party (party)
• The Assembly Union (party)
• The Workers' Front (party)
• The Marsh Preservation League (party)

Place

Schwartzistan (country).

Grand Chancellor at the time: Andrea Wendl. The Grand Chancellor of the day is given for reference; the Chancellery's roll fixes the dates.

Background

• 4 October 1979: General election for the Assembly, 1979. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 20.
• 14 February 1979: Andrea Wendl is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, on the promise of a firmer line. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 6 October 1974: General election for the Assembly, 1974. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.
• 14 February 1972: Viktor Crull is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, by a single vote. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 7 October 1969: General election for the Assembly, 1969. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 19.

Aftermath

• 14 February 1986: Karl Nagel is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, on the promise of a firmer line. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 2 October 1989: General election for the Assembly, 1989. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.
• 14 February 1993: Rolf Quast is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, after the incumbent declined to stand. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 2 October 1994: General election for the Assembly, 1994. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.
• 15 February 1998: Thomas Fenn is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, on the promise of lower grain duties. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 3 October 1999: General election for the Assembly, 1999. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.
• 14 February 2000: Lukas Marsch is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, after the incumbent declined to stand. The war budget is the first item of business.
• 6 October 2004: General election for the Assembly, 2004. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.

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