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The 2009 Welsh Labour leadership election was held following the resignation of Rhodri Morgan, who stepped down after nine years as First Minister of Wales. Morgan had made clear his intent to resign in 2009 as far back as 2005. As Morgan had been elected unopposed in 2000, this was the first contested election for the Welsh Labour leadership for more than a decade. Under Jones, Labour would go on to take office alone as a minority government following the 2011 Assembly election, and retain office following the 2016 Assembly election. Jones stood down in late 2018, triggering a new election.

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rdfs:comment	The 2009 Welsh Labour leadership election was held following the resignation of Rhodri Morgan, who stepped down after nine years as First Minister of Wales. Morgan had made clear his intent to resign in 2009 as far back as 2005. As Morgan had been elected unopposed in 2000, this was the first contested election for the Welsh Labour leadership for more than a decade. Under Jones, Labour would go on to take office alone as a minority government following the 2011 Assembly election, and retain office following the 2016 Assembly election. Jones stood down in late 2018, triggering a new election. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Carwyn Jones One Wales 2011 National Assembly for Wales election Derek Vaughan Huw Lewis Paul Murphy, Baron Murphy of Torfaen Rhodri Morgan Member of the National Assembly for Wales Welsh Labour Party leadership elections Edwina Hart Electoral College Constituency Labour Party 2018 Welsh Labour leadership election Leighton Andrews Lorraine Barrett Parliamentary Labour Party Welsh Government Welsh Labour 2016 National Assembly for Wales election 2009 in Wales 2009 political party leadership elections First Minister of Wales 2000 Welsh Labour leadership election Backbencher Counsel General for Wales 2018 Welsh Labour Party deputy leadership election Affiliated trade union Don Touhig Martin Caton Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney (Assembly constituency) Trade unions in the United Kingdom Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney (National Assembly for Wales constituency) Bridgend (National Assembly for Wales constituency) Gower (National Assembly for Wales constituency)
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1blank	Overall result (en)
1data	29.2 (perCent) 52.0 (perCent) 18.8 (perCent)
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2data	51.3 (perCent) 33.9 (perCent) 14.8 (perCent)
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4blank	Parliamentary Labour Party
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before election	Rhodri Morgan
candidate	Huw Lewis Edwina Hart Carwyn Jones (en)
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has abstract	The 2009 Welsh Labour leadership election was held following the resignation of Rhodri Morgan, who stepped down after nine years as First Minister of Wales. Morgan had made clear his intent to resign in 2009 as far back as 2005. As Morgan had been elected unopposed in 2000, this was the first contested election for the Welsh Labour leadership for more than a decade. The contest concluded on 1 December 2009 and was won on the first round by Carwyn Jones who won in all three sections of the ballot. As Welsh Labour was the senior partner in a Labour/Plaid Cymru coalition government, Jones was confirmed as First Minister the following week assumed office as First Minister on 10 December 2009. Both Edwina Hart and Huw Lewis served in Jones' governments until their retirement in 2016. Under Jones, Labour would go on to take office alone as a minority government following the 2011 Assembly election, and retain office following the 2016 Assembly election. Jones stood down in late 2018, triggering a new election. (en)
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title	2009 Welsh Labour Party leadership election (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	2009 Welsh Labour Party leadership election

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