654 Kodiak General Election

654 Kodiak General Election

01 May 2023
All 200 seats in the General Assembly 100 seats are needed for a majority
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jason Corey Braughn Kryos Tobias Virstürm Party NUP KWP DPPK Coalition Nation First Left Unity Nation First Leader's seat Graz Central Bethaven Vikstein Last election 23.3% 52.3 15.1% Seats before 42 110 32 Seats won 67 57 41 Seat change 25 53 9 Popular vote ' Percentage ' Swing   Fourth party Fifth party   Leader Immanuel von Zeppelin Party CKA Unaligned Coalition Left Unity Leader's seat Kavergraith West Last election --% 7.5% Seats before -- 15 Seats won 24 11 Seat change 24 4 Swing
General Assembly seats by affiliation after election. Green Bar represents governing parties.
Chancellor before election Charlotte Groves KWP Subsequent Chancellor Jason M Corey NUP

WORK IN PROGRESS - NOT COMPLETE

The 654 General Election was held on 01 May 2023, with campaigning beginning on 17 April 2023. Incumbent Chancellor Charlotte Groves (KWP) did not run for re-election. President Klaus Mikaelson (KWP) did not seek re-election. Mivod Hlaja of the NUP was the only candidate to declare as a candidate for President. Braughn Kyros of the KWP and Jason Corey of the NUP declared as candidates for Chancellor. Chief Justice Martang Eðeltreow retired in 652 and District Court (and temporary high court justice) Ethward Staples lodged his intention to remain midway through the campaign season. This was the first election for a Chief Justice since 630.

This term saw the creation of the Centrist Kodiak Alliance (Previously World FED) party by B. Pandor and his deputy I. von Zeppelin after Mr. Pandor's mysterious disappearance while on holiday in Sjokalade.

The NUP was supported in coalition with the DPPK (previously supportive of the KWP) and the KWP was supported in coalition with the CKA.

The previous term was notable for the struggles with the near total collapse of the advanced economy and an ongoing looming currency crisis while government spending continued to soar. Social projects were a major factor for the term, while power seemed to slowly shift away from the far left towards the centre. The NUP ditching much of its social conservatism in favour of Rhine-ish Capitalism.

The election ran for three days and was certified by the Public Service.