672 Kodiak General Election

672 Kodiak General Election

16 Sep 2024
All 200 seats in the General Assembly 100 seats are needed for a majority
Registered	77,619,366
Turnout	38,654,444 (50%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jack Williams Antonio Recio Rufián Joanna Sousa Party KSDP SHRIMP KWP Coalition New Perspective Right Alliance New Perspective Leader's seat San Chico North Vistad Junia Last election 22.7% 15.2% 14.2% Seats before 49 24 33 Seats won 61 57 28 Seat change 12 33 5 Popular vote 11,828,260 11,055,171 5,257,004 Percentage 30.6% 28.6% 13.6% Swing 7.9% 13.4% 0.6%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Alexander Paramount William Barber Party NUP PSV Unaligned Coalition Right Alliance Leader's seat Astroberg Central Mollyrood Last election 25.6% -- 22.3% Seats before 53 -- 41 Seats won 21 15 18 Seat change 32 15 23 Popular vote 3,594,863 2,396,576 4,522,570 Percentage 9.3% 6.2% 11.7% Swing 16.3% 6.2% 10.6%
General Assembly seats by affiliation after election. Green Bar represents governing parties.
Chancellor before election Felix Hurst NUP Subsequent Chancellor Jack Williams KSDP

The 672 General Election was held on 16 September 2024, with campaigning beginning on 02 September 2024. Incumbent Chancellor Felix Hurst of the NUP announced his intention not to run for a third term. Days later, he was embroiled in a scandal which connected him to an assassination plot against Jack Williams after which he fled the country. The election for Chancellor was between Alexander Paramount of the NUP, Antonio Recio Rufián of SHRIMP and Jack Williams of the KSDP. The election for Assembly President was between Joseph Fala of the KSDP, Redmin P. Apple of SHRIMP and Joanna Sousa of the KWP. This was the first election without an election for Chief Justice due to the Second Amendment of the Constitution.

Rocked by the Hurst scandal, the National Unity Party suffered in the polls, with Alexander Paramount diverting efforts towards SHRIMP candidate Antonio Recio instead of fielding a candidate. Strong anti-establishment feelings amongst voters continued, with the two traditional parties of KWP and NUP losing further seats.

Jack Williams won the Chancellorship with 55% of the vote. As negotiations were underway for who would be the 'Kingmaker' in the election for Assembly President, the members who had supported Fala transferred their votes for Sousa. Sousa then became Assembly President.

The election ran for three days and was certified by the Public Service.