Elena Fiori secured a second term. The incumbent Prime Minister Fiori campaigned almost entirely on national sovereignty, leveraging her famous “Gas Wars” against Kresimirian Chairman Stoyan Vasilis. By threatening to restrict gas flow through the Trans-Republic Pipeline, she successfully bullied Kresimiria into favorable logistics tariffs.
While Fiori’s aggressive posture secured a narrow re-election for the KCA, the election proved vital for the center-left. Fiori only held a minority, and under Simeone Silla, the relatively young SDP firmly established itself as the sole viable opposition, pulling urban tech workers and progressives into a unified bloc, especially with the dissolution of New National Voice. This election also saw the formal emergence of the Kaskivian Flame, a rural, far-right populist party furious at the creeping environmentalism of the capital, formed by members of the recently-dissolved Liberal-Conservative Party.
| Party | Leader | Vote Share | Swing | Seats | Seat Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaskivian Change Alliance | Elena Fiori * | 48.0% | +5.4% | 96 | -9 |
| Social Democratic Party (SDP) | Simeone Silla | 32.5% | +3.4% | 65 | +29 |
| Kaskivian Flame | Rodolfo Corta | 7.5% | New | 15 | New |
| Green Left Coalition for Progress | Icilio Lana | 4.0% | New | 8 | New |
| Others | Various | 8.0% | +0.5% | 16 | +11 |
Total Seats: 200 | KCA Minority: Short by 5 | PM Elena Fiori
Notable MPs
Social Democratic Party (SDP)
Kaskivian Change Alliance
Kaskivian Flame
Green-Left Coalition for Progress
- Icilio Lana (later Independent)