Elections of January 13

The Prime Ministerial and Legislatory elections of January 13, 2019 were held from 4:00 PM EST to 7:00 PM EST. The office of Prime Minister, Chairman of the Legislative Assembly, and 5 members of the Legislative Assembly were elected.

Preparations
The Elections of January 13 included the brand new parties of the Honor Party, Totalist Union, Labour Party, and for the 2nd round of elections the Merchant Party. The Elections were called after an Electoral Reset organized by Hayden IV. The Labour party spammed messages of free kittens and milkshakes.

The Prime Ministerial Elections
The Contenders of the Prime Ministerial Elections were Théophile di Marsicano-Cochet from the Honor Party, Friedrich Nosske from the Totalist Union and Matteo Russi of the Labour Party. The Stakes were high with a massive turnout rate of 95.65%. The Prime Ministerial elections concluded at 5:00 PM EST with 72.7% of the vote going torwards the Honor Party with the only major contender being the Labour Party with 18.2% of the vote. Theophile was appointed as Prime Minister once the elections closed.

Speaker Elections for the Legislative Assembly
The Contenders of the Speaker elections, held in conjunction with the Prime Ministerial elections, were Perrodo Malcianobbici, an Independent and Matteo Russi of the Labour Party. Even from the beginning, Malcianobbici was leading by a massive percentage. When the elections were closed at 5:00 PM EST, Malcianobbici had won by a massive 76.2% of the vote. Malciannobici was appointed as Speaker of the Legislative Assembly immediately after

Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly
The Elections for Members of the Legislative Assembly were held from 5:40 PM EST to 6:55 PM EST. 5 districts were contested between the Honor, Labour, Totalist and Merchant (2nd only) parties. The Elections had a much lower turnout rate at only 26%. Labour won the First, Third, and Fourth Districts with Merchant winning the Second and the Totalists the Fifth. The Members were as follows, Matteo Russi (1st), Carlo Maspucci (2nd), bangali (3rd), astro (4th), and a soon-to-be-named representative (5th).

Effects
The Elections had both the highest and one of the lowest turn outs in history. The split between the Prime Ministership and the Legislative assembly has resulted in a split government and many Liberal bills inplace.