Enderronian federal election, 2010

2006 ←	19 September 2010		→ 2014
All 150 seats in the Enderronian Parliament 76 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	16,928,591 (93.55%) ( 0.48pp)
Leader	Sherry Matsuda	Tom Woodlands	Martin Brooks
Party	Liberal	Social Democrats	National
Leader since	6 July 2009	10 October 2006	17 January 2003
Leader's seat	Rijkens (TJ)	Lyndhurst (NS)	Fairfax (FL)
Last election	79 seats, 40.36%	61 seats, 35.10%	9 seats, 8.16%
Seats won	74	65	8
Seat change	5	4	1
Popular vote	6,377,000	6,162,007	1,269,644
Percentage	37.67%	36.40%	7.50%
Swing	2.69pp	1.30pp	0.66pp
TPP	52.76%	47.24%
TPP swing	0.35pp	0.35pp
Leader	Erik Kastena
Party	Greens
Leader since	19 October 2007
Leader's seat	Contested Rhinehart (WE) (lost)
Last election	0 seats, 8.29%
Seats won	1
Seat change	1
Popular vote	2,012,809
Percentage	11.89%
Swing	3.60pp
File:EnderronElectionMap2010.png Winning party by electorate
Prime Minister before election		Elected Prime Minister
Sherry Matsuda Liberal		Sherry Matsuda Liberal

A federal election was held in Enderron on Saturday 19 September 2010 to elect the 150 members of the 17th Enderronian Parliament.

The incumbent second-term Liberal Party of Enderron government, led by Prime Minister Sherry Matsuda, lost its majority. The opposition Social Democratic Party of Enderron, led by Tom Woodlands, gained a small swing but failed to defeat the government. After two weeks, the Liberals formed a minority government with the support of the Enderron National Party.

Results

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65	3	8	74
Social Democrats	O	Nat	Liberal

Party		Votes	%	Swing	Seats	+/−
	Liberal	6,377,000	37.67	2.69	74	5
	Social Democrats	6,162,007	36.40	1.30	65	4
	Greens	2,012,809	11.89	3.60	1	1
	National	1,269,644	7.50	0.66	8	2
	Democrats	211,607	1.25	1.91	0	0
	Other	895,522	5.29	0.36	2	1
Two-party-preferred vote
	Liberal	8,931,525	52.76	0.35	74	5
	Social Democrats	7,997,066	47.24	0.35	65	4
Total		16,928,591	100		150

Independents: Jeff Anderman, Geoff Martin

First preference vote
Liberal			37.67%
Social Democrats			36.40%
Greens			11.89%
National			7.50%
Other			6.54%

Two-party-preferred vote
Liberal			52.76%
Social Democrats			47.24%

Seats in Parliament
Liberal			49.33%
Social Democrats			43.33%
National			5.33%
Other			2.00%

Seats changing hands

Seat	Pre-2010				Swing	Post-2010
	Party		Member	Margin		Margin	Member	Party
Cheltenham, CO		Liberal	Angela Walker	0.10	5.26	5.16	Chelsea Caines	Social Democrats
Dalton, MA		National	Jeff Paisley	1.63	3.71	2.08	Simon Hawkins	Social Democrats
Greenberg, GB		National	Stephanie Lorenzo	6.85	N/A	1.68	Jeff Anderman	Independent
Hacking, NS		Social Democrats	Bill Casey-Smith	6.68	7.82	1.14	Kieran Robertson	Liberal
Hawthorne, PL		Social Democrats	Rhys Marnell	4.55	4.91	0.36	Luke Barrientos	Liberal
Hexham, NP		Liberal	Alex Kastelan	2.88	3.71	0.83	Natalie Sales	Social Democrats
Jackson, WE		Liberal	John Kelch	0.46	4.12	3.66	Ross Deng	Social Democrats
Kitaoka, TJ		Liberal	Akira Inoue	0.71	2.36	1.65	James Tsuji	Social Democrats
Leightonfield, NS		Liberal	Norm Anderson	2.78	7.46	4.68	Daisy Oyama	Social Democrats
Middle Range, WS		National	Scott Rogerson	4.09	5.23	1.14	Tyson Parker	Liberal
Mount Gilbert, MA		Liberal	Tom Tuckerman	5.42	6.06	0.64	Kylie Moore	National
Mulherin, LS		Liberal	Carl Wang	6.49	6.57	0.08	Li Min Jiang	Social Democrats
Scott, CO		Liberal	Ryan Barr	3.55	N/A	2.84	Ryan Barr	National
Wentworth, WE		Social Democrats	Kate Brunswick	1.86	2.34	0.48	Kelly Tan	Greens

Background

Parties

Name		Ideology	Party leader	Seats
				2006 result	At dissolution
	Liberal Party	Conservative liberalism	Sherry Matsuda	79 / 150	78 / 150
	Social Democratic Party	Social democracy	Tom Woodlands	61 / 150	61 / 150
	Enderron National Party	Agrarianism	Martin Brooks	9 / 150	9 / 150
	Independents	–	–	1 / 150	2 / 150