2038 Frnakian election

The 2038 Frnakian election was held on Saturday, 6 August 2038 to elect 114 members of the House of Commons. Conservative Prime Minister Adam Burke called the election a year ahead of schedule in attempt to win his own mandate to govern. He was unsuccessful in returning a Conservative majority to Parliament but his party held its status as the largest party in Parliament for the fifth election in a row. 114 MPs were elected from 38 electorates which each elected 3 MPs using the D'Hondt system.

The Liberals had the breakthrough election they had been hoping for, almost doubling their seats to 31 and achieving a vote share of nearly 23%. The Social Democrats gained a seat but their vote share fell by 1% and they lost Official Opposition status to the Liberals. The Workers Alliance rebranded back to the Fisher-Farmer Alliance but were once again decimated as a large chunk of their base, disillusioned by the rebrands and lack of progress on farming issues, switched to Stuart Fletcher's Nationalists. The Nationalists achieved their best election result ever by far as new leader Stuart Fletcher was able to pull together a strong rural coalition of disillusioned Fisher-Farmer and Conservative voters. The Greens held their single seat, beating a challenge by the Liberals who targeted their 3rd place seat in Nian Central.

Conservative leader Adam Burke resigned when it became clear he would require the support of the Nationalists to form another government. He was replaced by Isaac Green who would form a governing coalition with the Nationalists and Social Democrats. The Social Democrats' participation in the coalition with the Nationalists was met with widespread opposition among the party's membership, with roughly 72% of party members resigning in the 6 months following the election.