[ELECTIONS] August 2026 GE: Info + Registration

[Crement Itravilatx]

Full party name:
Green Party (Green)

Party leader:
Crement Itravilatx

50-word statement:
We will work for a kinder and more creative Kingdom that welcomes and respects all. That is all. We promise no gimmicks or slogans just to try our best and cooperate with others.

List of candidates:
Crement Itravilatx
Muhammed Yasir

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

List 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?

[Sir Lüc]

@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.

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

@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.

[Breneir Tzaracomprada]

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 :)