April 2029 Tumbran federal election

April 2029 Tumbran federal election

April 6, 2029 (2029-04-06)
All 650 seats to the Tumbran House of Representatives 326 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	91.9%
First party Second party Third party   File:Ulf Kristersson in 2018 Swedish general election, 2018 (cropped).jpg File:Official portrait of Keir Starmer crop 2.jpg File:2019 Pamela Rendi-Wagner (32995117698) (cropped).jpg Leader Stephen Williams Michael Kirkland Cressida Granger Party Liberal/National coalition Labour Alliance Leader since 20 May 2025 9 September 2027 5 March 2029 Leader's seat Yarwood (NP) Newgate (BC) Penhurst (WA) Last election 213 seats, 34.1% 365 seats, 38.6% 31 seats, 10.3% Seats before 213 364 31 Seats won 310 284 40 Seat change 97 Decrease81 9 Popular vote 30,625,601 28,376,206 13,623,992 Percentage 39.1% 36.2% 17.5% Swing 5.0% Decrease2.4% 7.2%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   File:Tavish Scott.jpg File:Almedalen 7 July 2016 68 (27907007150) (cropped).jpg File:Official portrait of Christian Wakeford MP crop 2.jpg Leader William Boyd Alan Spalko Justin Spearing Party Moderate Conservative Social Democratic Leader since 13 July 2025 21 December 2020 29 May 2025 Leader's seat Tamworth (MB) Nottingham (GA) (lost) Palling (CM) Last election 21 seats, 8.4% 15 seats, 4.6% 3 seats, 1.9% Seats before 21 15 3 Seats won 11 2 3 Seat change Decrease10 Decrease15 - Popular vote 3,311,849 942,663 884,726 Percentage 4.5% 1.2% 1.1% Swing Decrease3.9% Decrease3.4% Decrease0.8%
Map of Tumbra showing popular vote by state. As this is an IRV election, seat totals are not determined by popular vote by state but instead via results by each seat.
Prime Minister before election Michael Kirkland Labour Elected Prime Minister Michael Kirkland (interim) Labour