No Votes Analysis*

*Including Abstentions

Election Yes Votes Analysis:

Deputies Approve New Government

3 out of the 4 Deputies recently elected to the Chamber have voted in the new government in a 'Vote of Confidence'.

In the recent election for the 14th CoD:
Deputy Vitx Sîngün (Dav) was elected with the highest 'Yes' votes, with his 'Don't vote for me' campaign paying off, managing to secure him 88% yes votes. Deputy Xhorxh Asmoûr's 'Yes' votes plummeted to just 50%, while the Democratic Socialist party candidate in second place and the incumbent Seneschal in third place after an increase in 'No' votes.
The President asked the Seneschal to attempt to form a government, which has been succesful with 3 out of 4 candidates approving the new line-up which can be found here.

Citaxhien Celebrates 1,000 Hits

There have been over 1000 readings of Citaxhien since the Talossan newspaper was launched earlier this year. The landmark was passed on 7th April, and it is thought most of the hits are coming from a regular readership from the Talossan Republic. The Citaxhien is soon be reviewed again this month to evaluate it's success in delivering news to Talossans.

Electoral Reform Step Back for Talossa

If electoral reform were introduced by the Defencists in the next chamber, Talossans would have democratic rights stripped from them. The freedom to pick and choose candidates based on personal merit would dissappear, and candidates would be chosen for the chamber by parties, rather than the electorate, under their proposed 'party list' voting system. The idea is simple, voters will choose which mandate they prefer, but Defencists seem to have overlooked tactical voting and have refused to comment on whether the new party list system will be open or closed, two very different viting systems.

Talossans Support Incumbent

Talossans have shown their support for C. Carlüs Xheráltsëfiglheu by giving him a 57% vote in a Citaxhien prime ministerial preference vote. Carlus, the Defencist Party candidate is running far ahead of the other three candidates seeking election.
J. Txec (Democratic Socialist) scored 28%, D. Rôibeardét (Independent) achieved 14% and X. Asmoûr (Peculiarist) scored 0% in the recent polling.