Re: Suyu Llaqta
Posted: Tue Apr 26, 2022 10:00 am
OOC Source: Google
Niederung: The Socialist Party, reformed after the new constitution of Suyu Llaqta came into effect, has won both the legislative and Presidential elections, with their candidate Birkii Nimoonaa winning 58% of the vote in the second round of the presidential election and securing his only 8 year term. Nimoonaa, a former exiled oppossition figure, won from the conservative candidate Galma Iree, from the Federal Conservative party. Nimoonaa won, according to pundits, because of people seeing him as a fighter for good due to his exile and his experience in politics which is seen as a pro when it comes to overseeing a new democratic government after hundreds of years of dictatorship. On the legislative front, the Socialist Party of Nimoonaa also won a victory, winning 34% of the vote and thus 220 seats in the Federal Assembly. The Bundeskonservative came second with 25% of the vote and 160 seats followed by the Union for National Freedom with 22% and 142 seats, Far Front with 11% and 71 seats and the Democratic Party with 9% and 57 seats. This legislative results will make forming a government difficult however. The liberal oriented Democratic Party has stated it does not view a coalition with the communist Far Front or the far right UNF as "desirable" but, without either of the two, a coalition seems near impossible to form. Socialist Party candidate for Chancellor Eeyban Araarsa has stated that, due to his party being the biggest, the Socialist Party will seek the chancellorship and thus will try forming a coalition. President Nimoonaa upon his election has stated that he will appoint a chancellor that "can guarentee the formation of a coalition government" and that he wont appoint a Chancellor until parties have come to him with proposals. Observers see a small opening for the Socialist Party, as the Far Front has stated it is willing to form a government with the socialists the Democratic Party seems more open to the idea of providing confidence and supply to such a government, rather then going with the far-right. The Bundeskonservative have so far laid low, seemingly certain that a government with them at the helm doesnt seem to be one of the available options.
The presidential election results
The legislative election results