6 Jan 2021, 03:23

Leagioan 2021 Executive Elections


Positions up for Election:

  • Municipal Elections

  • All Governors of the States and Territories of the Commonwealth

  • Governor-General of the Commonwealth

  • President of the Commonwealth


Election Dates:

1st Round: February 5th, 2021
2nd Round: March 5th, 2021


Information about the Elections:

  • President: Elected Every Three Years through a two-round popular vote system, wherein the first round all the votes are gathered and the top two candidates will move to the next round unless a candidate has more than 50% in the first-round count. The position of President of the Commonwealth is the position that fills up the executive branch of the Common Government, where he serves to enforce the law of the Commonwealth and protect the rights of its citzens. Under the current constitution, no one may serve the position of President for no more than two 3 year terms whether they are consecutive or not.

  • Governor-General: Like the President of the Commonwealth, the position of Governor-General is up for election every three years and has the same terms limits. The position has a two-round system as well but it is different in how the President is elected. Unless a candidate has more than 51% of the vote in the first-round, the top two candidates race in the Popular Electoral College. The Popular Electoral College is whether the percantage of votes that a canddiate has in a province is equated to the number of Councilors and Senators in said Province. So, for example, if a candidates has 50% of the popular vote in a province then they would get 50% of the Electoral Votes that make the representation it has in both houses of the National Congress. The Position of Governor-General is not exactly considered part of the Executive Branch but many Leagioans feel that it is as the Governor-General has the power to mediate between the all states and territories of the Commonwealth in the Council of Provinces with all the provincial governors. In total, there are 621 Electoral Votes more than last years EU-Councilors Electoral College. A candidate in the Electoral Round must recieve at least 311 Electoral Votes to become Governor-General.

  • Governors: All the Governors of the States and Territories of the Commonwealth are elected through a two-round popular vote unless a candidate gets 50% of the vote. Each Governor has seating within the Council of Provinces.