Anyplace/2011 Election

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Anyplace General Election 2011 All 150 Seats
13 June, 2011
		First Party	Second Party	Third Party
Leader		Jack Rowland	Jenny Balling	Kirk Robberts
Party		Peoples First Party	Democrats	Conservatives
Leader since		2008	2009	2008
Last election		58	8	14
Seats won		80	25	20
Seat change		▲22	▲17	▲6
Popular vote		12,320	9,620	8,180
Percentage		35%	27%	23%
		Fourth Party	Fifth Party	Sixth Party
Leader		Rose Golding	Bob Newall	Harry John-Smith
Party		Green Party	Peace Before War	Anyplace Nationalists
Leader since		2011	2009	2009
Last election		10	7	2
Seats won		18	5	0
Seat change		▲8	▼2	▼2
Popular vote		3,420	1,003	181
Percentage		10%	3%	1%
Incumbent Prime Minister Jack Rowland Peoples First Party Prime Minister Jack Rowland Peoples First Party

The 2011 Anyplace General Election took place with 50 more seats than the previous election, so many parties made gains, although some parties did lose seats, like the Peace Before War party and the Anyplace Nationalists, many gained as expected. That said, some didn't do as well as opinion polls expected and others did better.

Results

Results of the 2011 General Election
Party				Seats (%)
Peoples First Party			80 (35%)
Democrats			25 (27%)
Conservatives			20 (23%)
Green Party			18 (10%)
Peace Before War			5 (3%)
Independents			2 (2%)
Anyplace Nationalists			0 (1%)
Percentage is of the vote and note of the seats in parliament

The resulting government was a coalition between the Peoples First Party and the Democrats, as it was at the end of the 2009 election, although the PFP would have been able to hold a majority regardless of having they support of the Democrats, the leader, Jack Rowland MP, felt it best to form a government with the Democrats once again.

The turnout of the election was 73% of the population of 48,505 registered voters.