Sent out: Aug 12, 2026, 2:21 PM TDT / 7:59 PM UTC
Submitted by: Mic'haglh Autófil on behalf of the Uniun dels Reformistaes Livereschti (URL)
Count: 1 of 1 allowed before Balloting Day

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Azul Talossaes! / Greetings, Talossans!

It is once again time for a Talossan general election, and I am here to humbly request your vote for the Union of Free Reformists (URL).

We are the Opposition in the outgoing Cosă, but have also played a constructive role in working with the current Government party, the Progressive Alliance, over the last six months. We've ensured stability, offered a sensible alternative to politically extreme or otherwise unsavory parties, and have played a key role in passing some seriously good legislation to make Talossa more democratic -- some of which will be on your ballot this time!

However, we also recognize that Talossa needs a change of government. The Progressive Alliance's government has run out of steam. They came into office with the perspective that they would be able to hugely boost immigration - even double the population! They found out that was unrealistic and then burnt themselves out trying to do too much, with few of their members remaining active. In this election, they're offering a much more humble program of small initiatives.

The URL, however, are confident we can do better than that. The best part is that we have the resources and the plan to make it happen. Here are our three big goals for the 63rd Cosă:

- Front and center is our Democracy Agenda, a package of reforms to increase the influence that voters like you have on Talossan politics. Talossa's institutions should fit the Talossan people instead of the other way around, and the Democracy Agenda recognizes this and promotes common-sense changes to get us there.

- An immigration policy that focuses on recruiting the sort of people whose interests overlap with what Talossa has to offer. Immigration should be about setting the country up for long-term growth, instead of constantly needing to recuperate losses due to attrition and apathy.

- Government shouldn't be a single key figure working themselves to the bone just to come up short anyway. The URL recognizes that things work better when the folks getting things done are part of a team. It's something we take seriously, to the extent we practice it as a party ourselves -- collective leadership instead of one boss making all the decisions. We'll return Talossa to the tried-and-true method of Government By A Team.

There's quite a bit more information on our Wittenberg board, and we'd encourage you to check it out and get in the know. Polling starts this Saturday, August 15th; look forward to more good news from the URL then!

Ja Pevar Din 'n Uniun - There is Power in a Union!

Mic'haglh Autofil
President and Seneschal Candidate
Union of Free Reformists (URL)

Only six voters this time.

GROUP 9
1. Black Hole Sun - 15
2. Fix You - 9
3. On Melancholy Hill - 8
4. Jump Around - 5 _{(Round 3 last year)}
5. Nýfallið regn - 5 _{(Not participating last year)}
6. Vacanze Romane - 4 _{(1 voter giving 4 points)}
7. All Along the Watchtower - 4 _{(0 voters giving 4 points, 1 voter giving 3 points)}
8. Kashmir - 4 _{(0 voters giving 4 points, 0 voters giving 3 points)}
9. On the River - 3 _{(1 voter giving 3 points)}
10. Tri Martolod - 3 _{(0 voters giving 3 points)}

GROUP 10
1. Paranoid Android - 14
2. Baba O'Riley - 10
3. How Soon Is Now? - 9
4. Solsbury Hill - 7
5. The Universal - 6
6. Once in a Lifetime - 5
7. All Is Full of Love - 4 _{(1 voter giving 4 points)}
8. Live in the Moment - 4 _{(0 voters giving 4 points)}
9. Holiday in Cambodia - 1
10. Fifty-fifty Clown - 0

Party Name:
The Independent Progressive (BREN)

Party leader:
Breneir Tzaracomprada

50 word statement:
My readiness to serve the Kingdom endures as love for it will not allow me to withdraw. I call on all to summon the courage to look forward so we can move forward together. I will continue to serve my country. May this example inspire others to do the same.

Cosa list:
Just me :)

Quote from: Sir Lüc on Yesterday at 10:31:05 AM

Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 09:41:57 AM@Sir Lüc I was reviewing the example ballot and came away with a question. Mximo Carbonel is a sitting senator (Florencia) and presumably can't hold both his current seat and be a member of the Cosa. Can he legally stand as a member of this list?

Yes he can, but of course he won't be eligible to accept Cosă seats should he be assigned any, unless he also resigns his Senate seat.

In other words: running for an incompatible position is legal, but accepting the election without resolving the incompatibility is not.

Thanks Luc.

Sent out: Aug 12, 2026, 11:21 AM TDT / 4:21 PM UTC
Submitted by: Alexandreu Davinescu on behalf of the Progressive Alliance
Count: 1 of 1 allowed before Balloting Day

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<PROG logo>

We've had six months of Progressive government, and a lot has gotten done for the people of Talossa!  But we need your support to get more built for you, like some real physical embassies, some beautiful paper maps, and a new approach to our national website.

The election is in a few days... vote Progressive, and let's get even more done for you!

<video embed: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/isC6AS3gVjs>
<link: https://talossa.com/infoteca/>
<video embed: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dCgsJlQpXZ8>

What Have We Done?
We remade the entire immigration system, eliminated a huge vulnerability exposing your personal information, made a bunch of promotional videos and Reddit posts, ran an experiment to show they worked, revamped and massively updated our information portal of Infotecă, centralized government positions and major policies for the first time ever, reopened our merchandise store after a long time, eliminated the government's ability to secretly control immigration, eliminated the ability of the Seneschal to make permanent laws by themselves with just His Majesty's agreement, and fought tooth and nail to preserve the Senate.  It's been the most productive term in years... let's keep it rolling!

What Do We Want to Do?
We still need some private partners to launch a central depository of files and images, plus starter kits for organizations.  Have an idea?  Let us help you make it a reality!  Plus, we still want to rework the whole way the Government is structured -- we need your support to reform it for a new age!

We have new ideas, too!  We want to establish physical embassies around the world, with a goal of at least three.  And we want to make real maps of our territory -- beautiful, professional-looking maps anyone can print -- to hang in our new embassies!  And we want to overhaul our entire web presence, so that we're not so completely dominated by a web forum.  Our plans are so good that even our main opponents in the election are happy with them!  Let's have another blockbuster term: vote Progressive!

<PROG logo>

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Quote from: Breneir Tzaracomprada on Yesterday at 09:41:57 AM@Sir Lüc I was reviewing the example ballot and came away with a question. Mximo Carbonel is a sitting senator (Florencia) and presumably can't hold both his current seat and be a member of the Cosa. Can he legally stand as a member of this list?

Yes he can, but of course he won't be eligible to accept Cosă seats should he be assigned any, unless he also resigns his Senate seat.

This is admittedly more unusual than the common practice of Senate candidates also appearing in a Cosă list, but we had candidates running for incompatible positions in the past; the first one that comes to mind is Béneditsch Ardpresteir winning the Senate race for Maricopa in the 50th Cosă elections, despite being a sitting CpI Justice at the time. He had to decide which position he wanted to keep, and ultimately elected to remain on the bench, with Sir Cresti being appointed Senator by the Premier of Maricopa (can't immediately remember who that was) in his stead.

In other words: running for an incompatible position is legal, but accepting the election without resolving the incompatibility is not.

I can gladly say that mine arrived today (even though I'm on holiday; my uncle is currently housesitting for us and sent me a picture).

Gräts grült à @Mic'haglh Autófil, O.Be!

Quote from: Baron Alexandreu Davinescu on August 03, 2026, 11:56:36 AMList of candidates:

• Baron Alexandreu Davinescu
  
• Sir X. Pol Brigă
  
• Françal I. Lux
  
• Mximo Carbonel
  
• Duke John
  
• Tong Mun Kit
  
• Moinul Moin
  
  
  
  

@Sir Lüc I was reviewing the example ballot and came away with a question. Mximo Carbonel is a sitting senator (Florencia) and presumably can't hold both his current seat and be a member of the Cosa. Can he legally stand as a member of this list?

GROUP 9
4 - House of Pain - Jump Around
3 - Whiskey Myers - On The River
2 - Soundgarden - Black Hole Sun
1 - Nolwenn Leroy - Tri Martolod

GROUP 10
4 - The Who - Baba O'Riley
3 - Portugal. The Man - Live in the Moment
2 - The Smiths - How Soon Is Now?
1 - Dead Kennedys - Holiday in Cambodia