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  • Kingdom of Sierra Senate election in San Joaquin, 2016
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  • On October 14, 2016, an election was held in San Joaquin to determine Daniel McComb's successor in the KS Senate. McComb, running for Prime Minister in the Sierra prime ministerial election, was ineligible to stand for the Senate according to Sierran law. The race to fill his soon-to-be-vacant seat was between businesswoman and CEO of Heartwell Properties and Investments Nemesis Heartwell and former optometrist and San Joaquin provincial senator Am Nguyen. Heartwell, by a margin of 5%, defeated Nguyen, carrying eight counties out of San Joaquin's nine. At the age of 27 years, 45 days, she will become the youngest senator in Sierran history upon her inauguration on December 16, 2016. Heartwell's election was unprecedented, especially by the margin which she won, as Heartwell had never held
popular vote
  • 1204043
  • 1335489
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Next Year
  • 2020
turnout
  • 2628916
  • 38.8
election date
  • 2016-10-14
election name
  • Kingdom of Sierra senatorial election in San Joaquin, 2016
before party
  • Royalist Party of Sierra
map caption
  • Map of San Joaquin showing share of vote for both parties
ongoing
  • Yes
Country
  • Kingdom of Sierra
Type
  • Presidential
after party
  • Royalist Party of Sierra
nominee
Party
  • Democratic-Republican Party of Sierra
  • Royalist Party of Sierra
party colour
  • Yes
Title
  • KS Senator from San Joaquin
map image
  • SJ_Senate_election_2016_results.svg
before election
Image
  • 100
  • 128
Percentage
  • 50.8
  • 45.8
previous election
  • Kingdom of Sierra senatorial election in San Joaquin, 2015
next election
  • Kingdom of Sierra senatorial election in San Joaquin, 2020
after election
Previous Year
  • 2015
abstract
  • On October 14, 2016, an election was held in San Joaquin to determine Daniel McComb's successor in the KS Senate. McComb, running for Prime Minister in the Sierra prime ministerial election, was ineligible to stand for the Senate according to Sierran law. The race to fill his soon-to-be-vacant seat was between businesswoman and CEO of Heartwell Properties and Investments Nemesis Heartwell and former optometrist and San Joaquin provincial senator Am Nguyen. Heartwell, by a margin of 5%, defeated Nguyen, carrying eight counties out of San Joaquin's nine. At the age of 27 years, 45 days, she will become the youngest senator in Sierran history upon her inauguration on December 16, 2016. Heartwell's election was unprecedented, especially by the margin which she won, as Heartwell had never held any political office prior and was considered an extreme outsider. Heartwell has been hailed as the "Alt-right's arrival to Sierra" by various news media.