1st Assembly of Esportiva elections in Nova Anglicana

The 1st Assembly of Esportiva elections in Nova Anglicana to elect all 10 members of the Nova Anglican delegation to the 1st Assembly of Esportiva was held in concurrence with a referendum on adopting the Espo as the Nova Anglican currency and regularly scheduled local elections in Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador.

Background
The 2017 Tumbran federal election saw Kenneth Everett lead the Labour Party to a majority government, winning the election over Prime Minister Darren Hayes' Liberal Party. After the election, Hayes resigned as leader of the party, but stayed on as an MP. Geoffrey Osbourne was elected as Leader of the Opposition. Less than a year later however, due to flagging poll numbers, former Education Minister Anne Monteiro moved a leadership spill against Osbourne, which succeeded. Monteiro thus took over as Leader of the Opposition.

The Green Party also saw a change in leadership; Laurie Glover, the incumbent MP for Charbridge and female co-leader of the Green Party, decided to step down from the latter post in 2018. Anna Palmer, MP for Couno Grove Hill, was elected as her successor in the ensuing leadership election.

The Tumbran First Party, one of the two parties in the Conservative Alliance, decided to merge into the Conservative Party in August 2020; following the announcement, former party leader Lewis Bolton chose to retire as an MP. In the December 2020 Conservative Party Conference, Georgia Conservative Party leader Alan Spalko challenged federal leader Avery Mitchell for the party leadership and narrowly won. He will lead the Conservative Party into the 2021 election, and is running for election in Nottingham.

Electoral system
The 10 members of the Nova Anglican delegation will be elected in six constituencies, corresponding to the five provinces and one administrative zone, utilising single transferable vote. One member each will be elected from the NAAZE, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec, with two members being elected in each of New Brunswick and Newfoundland & Labrador, and three members will be elected from Nova Scotia.