The Continuity Party
The Continuity Party is a Schwartzistani political party based in Vellmar, founded on 1 January 1848.
The Continuity Party is a political party; its seats at each general election are given in the table.
Seats in the Assembly
| Election | Seats |
|---|---|
| 1849 | 18 |
| 1854 | 18 |
| 1859 | 18 |
| 1864 | 20 |
| 1869 | 18 |
| 1874 | 19 |
| 1879 | 18 |
| 1884 | 18 |
| 1889 | 18 |
| 1894 | 17 |
| 1899 | 17 |
| 1904 | 17 |
| 1909 | 15 |
| 1914 | 15 |
| 1919 | 15 |
| 1924 | 16 |
| 1929 | 18 |
| 1934 | 16 |
| 1939 | 16 |
| 1944 | 17 |
| 1949 | 16 |
| 1954 | 15 |
| 1959 | 16 |
| 1964 | 18 |
| 1969 | 18 |
| 1974 | 18 |
| 1979 | 15 |
| 1984 | 16 |
| 1989 | 16 |
| 1994 | 14 |
| 1999 | 12 |
| 2004 | 13 |
| 2009 | 14 |
| 2014 | 14 |
| 2019 | 15 |
| 2024 | 15 |
History
- 2 October 2024, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 2024. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.[1]
- 4 October 2019, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 2019. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.[2]
- 3 October 2014, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 2014. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[3]
- 6 October 2009, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 2009. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.[4]
- 6 October 2004, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 2004. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.[5]
- 14 February 2000, The Assembly Hall: 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]
- 3 October 1999, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1999. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.[7]
- 2 October 1994, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1994. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.[8]
- 2 October 1989, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1989. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[9]
- 4 October 1984, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1984. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 16.[10]
- 4 October 1979, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1979. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 20.[11]
- 14 February 1979, The Assembly Hall: 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.[12]
- 6 October 1974, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1974. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.[13]
- 7 October 1969, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1969. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 19.[14]
- 5 October 1964, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1964. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[15]
- 4 October 1959, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1959. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.[16]
- 14 February 1958, The Assembly Hall: Karl Tolmann is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, after a night of voting. The war budget is the first item of business.[17]
- 5 October 1954, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1954. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 18.[18]
- 4 October 1949, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1949. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 18.[19]
- 4 October 1944, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1944. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.[20]
- 14 February 1944, The Assembly Hall: Rudolf Brenn is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, with the Reed Party abstaining. The war budget is the first item of business.[21]
- 3 October 1939, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1939. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.[22]
- 6 October 1934, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1934. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.[23]
- 3 October 1929, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1929. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[24]
- 7 October 1924, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1924. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[25]
- 6 October 1919, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1919. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.[26]
- 7 October 1914, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1914. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 19.[27]
- 7 October 1909, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1909. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.[28]
- 3 October 1904, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1904. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.[29]
- 4 October 1899, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1899. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.[30]
- 4 October 1894, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1894. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 17.[31]
- 6 October 1889, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1889. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.[32]
- 7 October 1884, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1884. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.[33]
- 3 October 1879, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1879. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 25.[34]
- 4 October 1874, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1874. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.[35]
- 6 October 1869, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1869. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.[36]
- 4 October 1864, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1864. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 22.[37]
- 7 October 1859, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1859. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 23.[38]
- 7 October 1854, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1854. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.[39]
- 2 October 1849, Schwartzistan: General election for the Assembly, 1849. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 23.[40]
External links
References
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 2024. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 2 October 2024. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 2019. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 2019. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 2014. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 2014. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 2009. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 2009. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 2004. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 2004. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “Lukas Marsch is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, after the incumbent declined to stand. The war budget is the first item of business.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 14 February 2000. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1999. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 1999. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1994. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 16.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 2 October 1994. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1989. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 2 October 1989. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1984. 5 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 16.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1984. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1979. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 20.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1979. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “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.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 14 February 1979. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1974. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 1974. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1969. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1969. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1964. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 5 October 1964. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1959. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1959. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “Karl Tolmann is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, after a night of voting. The war budget is the first item of business.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 14 February 1958. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1954. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 5 October 1954. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1949. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1949. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1944. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1944. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “Rudolf Brenn is elected Grand Chancellor by the Assembly, with the Reed Party abstaining. The war budget is the first item of business.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 14 February 1944. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1939. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 1939. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1934. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 1934. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1929. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 1929. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1924. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1924. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1919. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 1919. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1914. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 19.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1914. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1909. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 20.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1909. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1904. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 17.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 1904. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1899. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 18.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1899. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1894. 4 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 17.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1894. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1889. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 1889. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1884. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1884. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1879. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 25.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 3 October 1879. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1874. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1874. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1869. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 6 October 1869. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1864. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 22.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 4 October 1864. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1859. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Reed Party wins the most seats with 23.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1859. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1854. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 24.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 7 October 1854. Retrieved 23 September 2026.
- ^ “General election for the Assembly, 1849. 3 parties contest 63 seats in 7 regions. The Assembly Union wins the most seats with 23.” The Schwartzistan Herald. 2 October 1849. Retrieved 23 September 2026.