Puritan Party: 31,2%; 295 seats; -23
Levellers Movement: 29,7%; 279 seats; -36
Diggers Party: 18,4%; 29 seats; -287
Whigh Party: 11,5%; 16 seats; -300
Scottish Stuart Party: 3,4%; 6 seats; -310
Green Party: 3,1%; 3 seats; -313
Welsh Party: 2,7%; 2 seats; -314
Results of the seventy-third Election of the Republican Commonwealth of Great Britain in 2018: it produced a hung Parliament. After two-weeks of negotiations, the Speaker of Commons requested, as usually, a formal indication for the figure of Commonwealth Lord Protector to determine the candidates to be put on MPs vote: Puritans, Whigh and Stuartists put Puritan candidate Michael Gove at 317, only one vote on the majority, while Levellers, Diggers, Green and Welsh candidate John McDonnell was at 313. So Gove was elected, forming the first coalition Pretectorate since 1973. However, one year later, Gove past drug abuse was exposed and he was voted down from his own party and replaced by Amber Rudd.