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rdfs:comment | - Paul Chambers was elected to Parliament representing Chownewich in 2937. In 2952, Chambers was narrowly elected General Secretary of the Social Democratic Party of Baltusia. In 2954, Chambers was elected President of Baltusia in a landslide. Despite his landslide election, the Social Democrats lost six parliamentary seats and was still one of the smallest parties in Parliament. However, he was able to form a coalition with other parties and form a government with Adélaïde Bourassa as Prime Minister.
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- President of the Republic of Baltusia
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Name | - Chambers, Paul
- Paul John Chambers
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Place of Birth | - Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaUnited States
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Children | - Anna Carla Lister, James Mic Chambers, Jean Pierre Chambers
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abstract | - Paul Chambers was elected to Parliament representing Chownewich in 2937. In 2952, Chambers was narrowly elected General Secretary of the Social Democratic Party of Baltusia. In 2954, Chambers was elected President of Baltusia in a landslide. Despite his landslide election, the Social Democrats lost six parliamentary seats and was still one of the smallest parties in Parliament. However, he was able to form a coalition with other parties and form a government with Adélaïde Bourassa as Prime Minister. In January 2957, an attempt was made against the Chambers government. 49% of Parliament voted in favor of a new cabinet, while 51% voted to retain the current government. Soon after, members of his government resigned and the Chambers government lost a vote of confidence in February. In July, Chambers was ousted as President overwhelmingly. The party lost more seats and Chambers decided to resign as leader of the Social Democrats.
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