Interesting. So the RE has chosen to take on the FINP in the next elections, which means the right is now split in two power blocs, the more moderate Conservatives/Conservative liberals and the radical Fascists and Bonapartists. The left side would be the PaJ and the SSP, in total three important blocs weighing in at 10 members each. How will this turn out?
And the elections will probably run a little longer than usual, we'd like enough voters so the end result is representative. Realpolitik's first elections had 75 voters but we don't think we'll get that number again, but if the 40 people registered on the forum would vote we'd already have a fair amount of votes to distribute

. Our goal really is to have a big playerbase in which parties have good internal organisation, really making it a Mass-Multiplayer Politics AAR

. We're also going to make sure nobody takes any office permanently, so that means a max of two consecutive terms for every player, and every now and then we'll request the parties to elect new chairmen. Hopefully, the system will be balanced enough so everyone can have fun at the same time, and not just the running cabinet
Vincent