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Phoenix has defeated Amerion by a single vote in a hotly-contested election for Chair of the Assembly, The South Pacific’s legislature, rising from the deputy position on a platform of ‘Attention, Continuity, Engagement’.
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In the aftermath of Rockiberg’s resignation, a quiet election occurs in Thalassia. NationStates Today interviews the two candidates for President, seeking to know more about their plans and visions.
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A seemingly innocuous case of resignation by Rockiberg as Thalassia’s President has given way to accusations by senior Cabinet officials of his bullying and inappropriate behaviour.
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The Prime Ministerial election is fast approaching, and new polling shows that Arenado holds a commanding lead of the race. We presented them and their two main rivals, Wiskwaga and Toerana, with questions from voters.
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The incumbent Delegate of The North Pacific has been elected to a second term in office in a landslide victory, while the Vice Delegate contest saw two candidates go down to the wire in the polls.
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We all want power, but how can we fairly distribute it in the context of NationStates? Dekks argues that we must incorporate both separation of powers and offsite platform ownership into our approach.
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The dramas of Constitutional review that have absorbed The Communist Bloc since the beginning of 2019 have finally come to an end as a new system of governance was finally ratified.
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Llorens has claimed a landslide victory in the election for Secretary of The Leftist Assembly against Greylyn, while incumbents dominated the General Assembly contest.
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The election for 2nd Deputy Commissioner fielded five candidates, who presented varied ideas for regional security and boosting resident engagement over a 2-week campaign.
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