Elections in Princia

Elections in Princia

Party	№ won	% won
United Democratic   UDP	25	52·1%
People's   PPS	121/2	26%
Metropolitan   MET	91/2	19·8%
Traditionals   TRD	1/2	1%

Official logo of NUERC (pronounced: "new-irk"), the government department responsible for organising and overseeing all elections since 13th January 2022

Official logo of the Prince's Order, of which both unitary elections and royal elections elect a part (the Electoral Legislature and Royal Legislature, respectively)

Official logo of the Executive Commissariat for the National Economy, elected in economic elections

This article lists the types of current and historical elections in Princia and provides an overview of the results by winner. Elections in Princia consist of unitary elections (to elect the national government, the Prince's Order, and any autonomous governments if applicable), economic elections (to elect the economic regulator, the National Commissariat) and royal elections (to elect a monarch). These three elections are always held on the same date and in conjunction with each other between the first and seventh days of every Gregorian calendar month under the umbrella of a tri-election, provided the turnout exceeds 50% of registered voters. Historically, from the foundation of the Princian government in January 2018 until the introduction of unitary elections in November 2020, the only type of election to be held in Princia were ministerial elections which were only held in the now-abolished Home Province of Princia (present-day home provinces of Cathairo-Pempire and Addersonheath) despite electing the government of the entire nation. All Princian elections are currently held and overseen by the National Unitary Election & Referendum Commission, more commonly known by its acronym NUERC (pronounced: "new-irk").

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Winner displayed in brackets ( ) means that the election was won without an overall majority; two parties displayed as the election winners means the election was won by a coalition, with the party above being the leader of said coalition; two parties displayed and both in brackets means the election was tied between these two parties without a coalition; and date of election itself in brackets means no election was held as per electoral regulations due to a turnout of below 50%.

Current elections

Unitary elections

Main article: List of Princian unitary elections

Monthly unitary elections were created by the Metropolitan Party in November 2020 to replace ministerial elections and to introduce democracy for the first time to many areas of Princia.

Nov20	Dec20	Jan21	Feb21	(Mar21)	Apr21	May21	(Jun21)	Jul21	Aug21	Sep21	Oct21
( MET )	MET	MET	( UDP )	( UDP )	( UDP )	MET   UDP	MET   UDP	UDP   MET	UDP	UDP	UDP
Nov21	(Dec21)	Jan22	Feb22	Mar22	Apr22	May22	Jun22	Jul22	Aug22	Sep22	(Oct22)
UDP	UDP	UDP   TRD	( UDP )	( MET )	( MET )	( PPS )	( UDP )	( MET )	( UDP )	UDP	UDP
(Nov22)	Dec22	Jan23	Feb23
UDP	( UDP )	( UDP )	( PPS )

Economic elections

Main article: List of Princian economic elections

Jul22	Aug22	Sep22	(Oct22)	(Nov22)	Dec22	Jan23
PPS	PPS	PPS	PPS	PPS	PPS	PPS

Royal elections

Main article: List of Princian royal elections

Sep22	(Oct22)	(Nov22)	Dec22	Jan23
Joshua I	Joshua I	Joshua I	Joshua I	Joshua I

Historical elections

Ministerial elections

Ministerial elections were held biannually (six-monthly) from the creation of the Prince's Order in January 2018 until elections were changed to be held monthly from August 2019 until the creation of unitary elections in November 2020.

Biannually

Jan18	Jul18	Jan19	Jul19
UDP	UDP	( PSP )	PSS

Monthly

Aug19	Sep19	Oct19	Nov19	Dec19	Jan20	Feb20	Mar20	Apr20	May20	Jun20	Jul20(1)
( PSP ) ( PSS )	( UDP )	UDP	UDP   MET	( UDP ) ( PPS )	( UDP )	MET   PPE	UDP	UDP	UDP	UDP	PPS
Jul20(2)	Aug20	Sep20	Oct20	Nov20
PPS	( PPS )	( PPS )	( MET ) ( PPS )	( MET )