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{{Infobox election | {{Icons|Insulaeia}}{{Infobox election | ||
|election_date=17 February - 17 March 2022 | | election_date = 17 February - 17 March 2022 | ||
|election_name=2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election | | election_name = 2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election | ||
|flag_image=[[File:Social Democrats of Insulaeia logo.png|50x50px]] | | flag_image = [[File:Social Democrats of Insulaeia logo.png|50x50px]] | ||
|alliance_name=no | | alliance_name = no | ||
|party_name=no | | party_name = no | ||
|party_colour=no | | party_colour = no | ||
|ongoing=no | | ongoing = no | ||
|previous_election=[[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2020]] | | previous_election = [[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2020]] | ||
|previous_year=[[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2020]] | | previous_year = [[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2020]] | ||
|turnout=92.1% {{increase}} 14.1% | | turnout = 92.1% {{increase}} 14.1% | ||
|registered=112,756 | | registered = 112,756 | ||
|image1=[[File:Mary Thompson in 2020.png|173x173px]] | | image1 = [[File:Mary Thompson in 2020.png|173x173px]] | ||
|candidate1='''[[Mary Thompson]]''' | | candidate1 = '''[[Mary Thompson]]''' | ||
|running_mate1='''[[Henry Sillman]]''' | | running_mate1 = '''[[Henry Sillman]]''' | ||
|popular_vote1='''62,413''' | | popular_vote1 = '''62,413''' | ||
|percentage1='''60.1%''' | | percentage1 = '''60.1%''' | ||
|image2=[[File:Sara Mahmood in 2019.png|173x173px]] | | image2 = [[File:Sara Mahmood in 2019.png|173x173px]] | ||
|candidate2=[[Sara Mahmood]] | | candidate2 = [[Sara Mahmood]] | ||
|running_mate2=[[Martha Pearson]] | | running_mate2 = [[Martha Pearson]] | ||
|popular_vote2=30,635 | | popular_vote2 = 30,635 | ||
|percentage2=29.5% | | percentage2 = 29.5% | ||
|image4=[[File:Thomas Andrews.png|173x173px]] | | image4 = [[File:Thomas Andrews.png|173x173px]] | ||
|candidate4=[[Thomas Andrews (Insulaei politician)|Thomas Andrews]] | | candidate4 = [[Thomas Andrews (Insulaei politician)|Thomas Andrews]] | ||
|running_mate4=[[Bethany Richardson]] | | running_mate4 = [[Bethany Richardson]] | ||
|popular_vote4=5,712 | | popular_vote4 = 5,712 | ||
|percentage4=5.5% | | percentage4 = 5.5% | ||
|image5=[[File:Peter Erikson.png|173x173px]] | | image5 = [[File:Peter Erikson.png|173x173px]] | ||
|candidate5=[[Peter Erikson]] | | candidate5 = [[Peter Erikson]] | ||
|running_mate5=[[Ewan Markson]] | | running_mate5 = [[Ewan Markson]] | ||
|popular_vote5=5,089 | | popular_vote5 = 5,089 | ||
|percentage5=4.9% | | percentage5 = 4.9% | ||
|type=presidential|before_election=[[Xavier Harris]]|posttitle=|title=[[Leader of the Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Leader]]|after_election=[[Mary Thompson]]|next_year=''2027''}}The '''2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election''' was triggered by the resignation of [[Xavier Harris]]. Harris resigned in January 2022 citing age and the aftermath of the [[COVID-19 pandemic in Insulaeia|COVID-19 pandemic]]. Following Harris's resignation [[2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election#Candidates|five candidates]] announced their intention to stand. Four candidates were accepted and moved on to the member vote. The contest was won by [[Mary Thompson]] who became [[Leader of the Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Leader]] and [[Prime Minister of Insulaeia|Prime Minister]] after securing 60.1% of the vote. | | type = presidential | ||
| before_election = [[Xavier Harris]] | |||
| posttitle = | |||
| title = [[Leader of the Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Leader]] | |||
| after_election = [[Mary Thompson]] | |||
| next_year = ''2027'' | |||
}}The '''2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election''' was triggered by the resignation of [[Xavier Harris]]. Harris resigned in January 2022 citing age and the aftermath of the [[COVID-19 pandemic in Insulaeia|COVID-19 pandemic]]. Following Harris's resignation [[2022 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election#Candidates|five candidates]] announced their intention to stand. Four candidates were accepted and moved on to the member vote. The contest was won by [[Mary Thompson]] who became [[Leader of the Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Leader]] and [[Prime Minister of Insulaeia|Prime Minister]] after securing 60.1% of the vote. | |||
Xavier Harris was first elected in [[2015 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2015]] following the party's defeat in that [[2015 Insulaei general election|years general election]]. Harris was previously served as [[Deputy Leader of Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Deputy Leader]] between [[2010 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2010]] and 2015. Harris would assemble [[Shadow Cabinet of Xavier Harris|a Shadow Cabinet]] which provided a strong response to [[Third Cabinet of Isaiah Robertson|the narrow governmental majority]]. The Party won a number by-elections between 2015 and 2017 causing the government to lose a majority. In 2017, Harris would announce [[2017 vote of no confidence in the Third Cabinet of Isaiah Thompson|a motion of no-confidence in the government]] which the opposition won. Harris would win the [[2017 Insulaei general election|incoming general election]]. Following negotiations Harris formed [[First Cabinet of Xavier Harris#Formation|a coalition]] with the Liberals creating a safe government majority. In 2019, the Government collapsed following a defeat of a bill in the House. The resulting general election saw the [[2019 Insulaei general election|re-election]] of the coalition to [[Second Cabinet of Xavier Harris|a second term]]. In 2020, Harris was [[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|elected to a second term]] as Leader with 98.1% of the vote. In 2021, Harris confirmed that he would resign before the next general election. In 2022, Harris announced his resignation in a speech stating "I no longer think that I am the correct person for the job. | Xavier Harris was first elected in [[2015 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2015]] following the party's defeat in that [[2015 Insulaei general election|years general election]]. Harris was previously served as [[Deputy Leader of Social Democrats of Insulaeia|Deputy Leader]] between [[2010 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|2010]] and 2015. Harris would assemble [[Shadow Cabinet of Xavier Harris|a Shadow Cabinet]] which provided a strong response to [[Third Cabinet of Isaiah Robertson|the narrow governmental majority]]. The Party won a number by-elections between 2015 and 2017 causing the government to lose a majority. In 2017, Harris would announce [[2017 vote of no confidence in the Third Cabinet of Isaiah Thompson|a motion of no-confidence in the government]] which the opposition won. Harris would win the [[2017 Insulaei general election|incoming general election]]. Following negotiations Harris formed [[First Cabinet of Xavier Harris#Formation|a coalition]] with the Liberals creating a safe government majority. In 2019, the Government collapsed following a defeat of a bill in the House. The resulting general election saw the [[2019 Insulaei general election|re-election]] of the coalition to [[Second Cabinet of Xavier Harris|a second term]]. In 2020, Harris was [[2020 Social Democrats of Insulaeia leadership election|elected to a second term]] as Leader with 98.1% of the vote. In 2021, Harris confirmed that he would resign before the next general election. In 2022, Harris announced his resignation in a speech stating "I no longer think that I am the correct person for the job. | ||
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* Charles Arthurson, Minister for Foreign Affairs since 2017; MP for London since 2004 ''(endorsed Thompson)'' | * Charles Arthurson, Minister for Foreign Affairs since 2017; MP for London since 2004 ''(endorsed Thompson)'' | ||
* Rebecca Edwards, Minister for the Economy since 2018; MP for Exeter North since 2008 ''(endorsed Mahmood)'' | * Rebecca Edwards, Minister for the Economy since 2018; MP for Exeter North since 2008 ''(endorsed Mahmood)'' | ||
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