South Seafolk by-election

The South Seafolk by-election was a high profile by-election which became noted for the poor performance of Green Solidarity and the Labour Party, both of whom were rising parties in the polls at the time, but had focused their campaign around LGBTQ+ issues and left wing economic positions that did not sit well with the South Seafolk's right wing, conservative electorate - which was attributed to why the electorate rejected them so strongly. The Conservative Party who had run a very small campaign around local candidate, and future Conservative leader, Aidan Smith were shocked to have made a huge surge in the election, partially attributed to the decline of other conservative parties (Veldenland First and Social Patriots Union).

CONSERVATIVE UNION: 55.1% GREEN SOLIDARITY: 27%  VELDENLAND FIRST: 8.2%  LABOUR: 5.1%  NEW DEMOCRATS: 4.7%