Congress of North Korea 2009

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The first Congress of Flag-North Korea.jpg North Korea was inaugurated on 26 May 2009 (eDay 553), a day after the first Congress elections in North Korea were held.

In 2009, the Congressional elections took place on the 25th day of each month and the Congress was inaugurated one day later, on the 26th of each month. Citizens voted for an individual party Congress candidate in a certain region.

Following are the known results of the Congress elections in Icon-North Korea.png North Korea during 2009. Some data was unfortunately lost due to the changes in the in-game political module.

May

May 2009
Party Logo Party No. of Votes % of Votes No. of Seats % of Seats
Seal-PEACE.png PEACE PARTY FOR NK 174 48.60% 18 45.00%
Party-City Party.jpg City Party 129 37.00% 19 47.50%
Party-The Democratic Socialist Party.jpg Democratic Socialist Party (North Korea) 55 15.36% 3 7.50%
Elected Congress member Elected as a member of Votes Representative of a region
NEC PEACE PARTY FOR NK 8 Pyongan
zsuti 8 Ryanggang
Karpat-Medence 7 Hamgyong
xstr 7 Hamgyong
Sh4de 7 Ryanggang
normn 7 Hamgyong
Tankred Orfeusz 6 Kangwon
Bator Tintanyul 6 Pyongan
Jandark 6 Hwangae
csikszereda 6 Chagang
tezam 6 Ryanggang
Maziyar Mirshahi 5 Hwangae
Kronsen Polanski 5 Chagang
theface 5 Chagang
Batyek 5 Pyongan
Kovacs Levente 5 Hwangae
Demios 4 Kangwon
18.sil3e 4 Kangwon
bobons City Party 10 Pyongan
Dick Johnson 8 Pyongan
ThomasR26 7 Hamgyong
Scy Fye 7 Hamgyong
Lejina 7 Hamgyong
TheReverendSeanV 7 Chagang
Rev. Wilson 7 Hamgyong
Rather Dashing 7 Chagang
Fredrick Jackson 7 Chagang
Vinners 6 Hwangae
yerm 6 Pyongan
lefix 6 Hwangae
malta_1990 5 Hwangae
Lee Richards 5 Kangwon
Dokomo 5 Ryanggang
OliGagnon 5 Kangwon
Samuel Hodkin 5 Ryanggang
Dr Kim Jong Ev-il 5 Kangwon
Kirill Nowakovski 5 Pyongan
Morgaroth Democratic Socialist Party 12 Pyongan
Celio Azevedo 6 Hamgyong
Pesistratos 4 Ryanggang
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June - December

All data has been lost.

External sources

North Korea Fandom page - May 2009 Congressional elections

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