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United Nations Assembly Election, 1946

21 - 24 June 1946
All 850 seats in the UN Assembly 425 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	48.9%
First party Second party Third party   Leader Harry Truman Louis Bell Vyacheslav Molotov Party Democratic KVP CPSU Alliance League of Progressives and Social Democrats Liberal Conservative Communist Leader since 3 January 1946 12 December 1945 7 January 1946 Leader's seat Missouri Utrecht Moscow Seats won 321 211 99 Seat change 321 211 99 Popular vote 143,129,376 98,192,003 67,786,129 Percentage 29.10% 19.97% 13.78%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Robert Taft Nereu Ramos Jawaharlal Nehru Party Republican Social Democratic INC Alliance Worldwide Group for Freedom and Liberty Socialist Separatist Alliance Leader since 29 December 1945 4 February 1946 11 February 1946 Leader's seat Ohio Santa Catarina Uttar Pradesh Seats won 87 80 24 Seat change 87 80 24 Popular vote 53,371,910 49,649,284 41,843,982 Percentage 10.86% 10.09% 8.51%   Seventh party Eighth party   Leader Charles de Gaulle Chiang Kai-shek Party Independent Kuomintang Alliance The Republicans Non-Inscrit Leader since 15 December 1945 Leader's seat Hauts-de-France Taiwan Seats won 20 8 Seat change 20 8 Popular vote 31,332,871 6,386,993 Percentage 6.38% 1.31%
Secretary-General before election Gladwyn Jebb Non-Inscrit Appointed Secretary-General Harry Truman LPSD

United States presidential election, 2012

November 6, 2012
All 538 electoral votes of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout	54.9% 3.4 pp
Nominee Dilma Rousseff Aécio Neves Party Democratic Republican Home state Ohio Ohio Running mate Michel Temer Aloysio Nunes Electoral vote 275 263 States carried 21 + DC 29 Popular vote 65,504,978 59,644,540 Percentage 51.64% 47.02%
President before election Dilma Rousseff Democratic Elected President Dilma Rousseff Democratic

Brazilian general election, 2018

7 October 2014 (first round) 28 October 2014 (second round)
Turnout	78.39%
Nominee Jair Bolsonaro Marina Silva Party PSL REDE Home state Rio de janeiro Acre Running mate Magno Malta Sarney Filho States carried 13+DF 13 Popular vote 57,398,356 56,992,781 Percentage 50.18% 49.82%
President before election Michel Temer MDB Elected President Jair Bolsonaro PSL

United Nations Assembly Election, 1950

16 - 18 June 1950
All 850 seats in the UN Assembly 425 seats needed for a majority
Opinion polls
Turnout	53.67% (4.77%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Harry Truman Louis Beel Vyacheslav Molotov Party Democratic KVP CPSU Alliance LPSD Liberal Conservative Communist Leader since 3 January 1946 12 December 1945 7 January 1946 Leader's seat Missouri Utrecht Moscow Last election 321 seats, 29.10% 211 seats, 19.97% 99 seats, 13.78% Seats won 234 203 127 Seat change 87 8 28 Popular vote 201,429,568 173,372,115 108,743,562 Percentage 23.94% 20.61% 12.92% Swing 5.16% 0.64% 0.86%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Robert Taft Mohammad Mosaddeq Charles de Gaulle Party Republican National Front Independent Alliance WGFL Nationalist The Republicans Leader since 29 December 1945 7 September 1947 15 December 1945 Leader's seat Ohio Alborz Hauts-de-France Last election 87 seats, 10.86% New Party 20 seats, 6.38% Seats won 91 90 53 Seat change 4 90 23 Popular vote 92,246,824 91,989,675 68,426,913 Percentage 10.96% 10.93% 8.13% Swing 0.10% 1.75%   Seventh party Eighth party Ninth party   Leader Nereu Ramos Ismail al-Azhari Chiang Kai-shek Party Social Democratic Independent Kuomintang Alliance Socialist Separatist Alliance Non-Inscrit Leader since 4 February 1946 5 May 1948 Leader's seat Santa Catarina Sudan Taiwan Last election 80 seats, 10.09% 24 seats, 8.51% 8 seats, 1.31% Seats won 29 18 5 Seat change 51 6 3 Popular vote 49,075,153 46,104,006 9,103,162 Percentage 5.83% 5.47% 1.21% Swing 4.26% 3.04% 0.10%
Secretary-General before election Harry Truman LPSD Appointed Secretary-General Harry Truman LPSD

Louisianian War of Independence
Part of the Napoleonic Wars
Date 21 September 1801 – 29 January 1814 (1801-09-21 – 1814-01-29) Location North America, Caribbean Sea Result Louisianian victory Expulsion of France from North America Fall of the Spanish Empire in North America American annexation of Florida British annexation of Louisianian lands above the 49th parallel north
Belligerents
Louisiana United Kingdom (1802-1814) United States (1803-1814) Spain (1808-1814) Netherlands (1804-1814) Tucson (1803-1804) Mexico (1810-1814)	France Spain (1801-1808)
Strength
at least 80,000 Louisianian irregulars 15,000 Louisianian regional divisions 9,000 German mercenaries +25,000 allied troops	40,000 French troops in America (begging of the war) 70,000 French troops in America (end of the war)
Casualties and losses
25,000-35,000 Louisianan troops 1,000-1,500 German mercenaries at least 5,000 dead allied troops	40,000-50,000 French troops

Louisiana Presidential Election, 1824

4 December 1824
Turnout	33.65%
Nominee Henry Édouard Daniel Castex Party Parti National Alliance de la Liberté Home state Louisiana Missouri Running mate Davy Dutoit Robert Beaux States carried 5 3 Popular vote 31,984 28,345 Percentage 53.01% 46.97%
President before election Pierre Laussat Independent Elected President Henry Édouard Parti National

Louisiana Presidential Election, 1832

7 December 1832
Turnout	37.65%
Nominee Nicolas Sevier Albert Jauffret Party Alliance de la Liberté Parti National Home state Arkansas Arkansas Running mate Rodolphe Veil Kevin Vaillancourt States carried 4 4 Popular vote 33,983 30,128 Percentage 53.00% 46.99%
President before election Henry Édouard Parti National Elected President Nicolas Sevier Alliance de la Liberté

Louisiana Presidential Election, 1840

1 December 1840
Turnout	89.98%
Nominee Claude Duchemin Andre Guilloux Party Parti National Alliance de la Liberté Home state Arkansas Louisana Running mate Albert Jauffret Gaëtan De Verley States carried 4 4 Popular vote 56,239 56,002 Percentage 50.09% 49.90%
President before election Nicolas Sevier Alliance de la Liberté Elected President Claude Duchemin Parti National

Louisianan Civil War
Battle of Baton Rouge
Date 7 March 1842 – 30 April 1845 (1842-03-07 – 1845-04-30) Location Louisiana
Belligerents
Liberals Including: Alliance de la Liberté Abolitionnistes Indian groups Suchetistas	Nationals Including: Parti National L'esclavage Mormons Delafossistas	Louisianan National Army Including: Louisianan Liberation Front Army for Liberty of Louisiana National Navy of Louisiana National Army of Louisiana Council of National Stability
Commanders and leaders
Andre Guilloux   Lucas Blanc  Damien Ballesdens  Tapco  Ahusaka † Élie Jacquet  † Gaëtan De Verley (POW) Jean-Noël Cerfbeer (POW) Rodolphe Côté	Claude Duchemin  Albert Jauffret  Charles Peltier  Adam Green † Lucrèce Brunet † Kellan Finley (POW) Abelin Hachette Zachary Justice	Grégory Philippe Duclos Henri Le Tonnelier Lucas Grinda David Moineau Geoffroy Daucourt † Killian Gouin (WIA) Paul Darche (POW)
Strength
Total: 119,000 soldiers 95,000 Liberals 10,000 Indians 14,000 Slaves	Total: 116,000 soldiers 100,000 Nationals 16,000 Mormons	Total: 190,000 soldiers 120,000 Louisianan soldiers 70,000 Irregulars
Casualties and losses
Total: 76,000 soldiers and civilians 48,000 Liberals 9,000 Indians 10,000 Slaves	Total: 71,000 soldiers and civilians 60,000 Liberals 3,000 Mormons	Total: 52,000 soldiers and civilians 31,000 Irregulars 10,000 Soldiers
Total: 199,000 dead

United States presidential election, 1988

November 8, 1988
All 538 electoral votes of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout	52.3% 0.6 pp
Nominee Fernando Collor Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Party Republican Democratic Home state South Carolina New York Running mate Itamar Franco José Paulo Bisol Electoral vote 440 98 States carried 43 + DC 7 + DC Popular vote 51,036,369 43,868,340 Percentage 53.0% 46.1%
President before election José Sarney Democratic Elected President Fernando Collor Republican

United States presidential election, 1992

November 3, 1992
All 538 electoral votes of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout	50.2% 2.1 pp
Nominee Fernando Henrique Cardoso Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Enéas Carneiro Party Republican Democratic Independent Home state New York New York New York Running mate Marco Maciel Aloizio Mercadante Roberto Gama Electoral vote 392 142 0 States carried 40 + DC 10 + DC 0 Popular vote 47,890,967 39,154,166 6,856,490 Percentage 50.4% 41.2% 7.2%
President before election Itamar Franco Republican Elected President Fernando Henrique Cardoso Republican

United States presidential election, 1996

November 5, 1996
All 538 electoral votes of the Electoral College 270 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout	50.4% 0.2 pp
Nominee Fernando Henrique Cardoso Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva Ciro Gomes Party Republican Democratic Independent Home state New York New York Florida Running mate Marco Maciel Leonel Brizola Roberto Freire Electoral vote 379 155 0 States carried 39 + DC 11 + DC 0 Popular vote 48,821,012 41,393,881 8,120,331 Percentage 49.3% 41.8% 8.2%
President before election Fernando Henrique Cardoso Republican Elected President Fernando Henrique Cardoso Republican