Prime Minister of Satavia

The Prime Minister of Satavia is the Head of Government of Satavia. The first Prime Minister of Satavia, Richard Somerset, served as Prime Minister from 1816 (with the foundation of the Hope Dominion) until 1820, serving just one term. Terms last four years (and often, more or possibly less) as the Prime Minister decides when to call an election. For example, a Prime Minister could become Prime Minister on the 1st January 2020, and then only call an election on the 31st December 2024, therefore effectively serving five years. Untill 1936, there were no term limits, allowing those like Arthur O'Connell, a politician of Caldian descent, to serve as Prime Minister for 28 years.

From 1935 (and the fall of the Kingdom of Satavia), term limits were introduced, and the first Republican Election was held in 1936. The elections were renamed Republican Election as an effort to distance them from the Monarchy. In 1980, the first non-Republican Prime Minister, Eric Edwards, since 1936 changed the name back to General Election. There have been a total of nine Conservative Prime Ministers, five Liberal Prime Ministers, one Hennish Party Prime Minister, six Republican Prime Ministers, four SDP Prime Ministers and one Independent Labour Prime Minister. There have been two caretaker governments, one in 1847 following the assasination of Edward Skimms and one in 1976, following the collapse of the Second Bleum Government. There has only been one father-son duo, the Elliot's, with Jago Elliot serving as the 27th and current Prime Minister, and his father Arthur Elliot who headed the Caretaker Government of 1976.

The current 'logo' of the Prime Minister of Satavia, since 2008.

From 1935-1976, Satavia was described as an effective One Party State.

The current Prime Minister is Jago Elliot, the first Conservative Prime Minister since 1924. The Conservative Party were banned from 1935 until 1977, for being too pro-Monarchist.

The Satavian Parliament follows the Northabbey Model, which is a system of government created and named after Northabbey, in Estmere.

List of Parties that have formed a Government

  Liberal

  SDP

  Independent Labour

  Conservative

  Green

  Republican

  Monarchist

  Hennish Party (Defunct)

List of Prime Ministers

No.	Portrait	Name (Lifetime)	Political Party	Term of Office		Elections Won	Governor
				Term Start	Term End
1		Richard Somerset 1756-1838	Conservatives	1st January 1816	13th February 1820	1816 General Election	TBD
2		Arthur Mann 1789-1844	Liberals	13th February 1820	24th October 1833	1820 General Election 1824 General Election 1828 General Election 1832 General Election	TBD
3		Edward Skimms 1800-1847 (assassinated)	Conservatives	24th October 1833	11th May 1847 (assassinated)	1833 General Election 1835 General Election 1839 General Election 1843 General Election	TBD
- Acting		George Kirr Lyne 1787-1849	Caretaker	11th May 1847	8th June 1847	N/A	TBD
4		Frederick Loinge 1801-1875	Conservatives	8th June 1847	9th November 1855	1847 General Election 1851 General Election	TBD
5		Charles Mankin 1801-1875	Conservatives	9th November 1855	11th August 1859	1855 General Election	TBD
6		Johan van Valier 1822-1904	Conservatives	11th August 1859	7th February 1883	1859 General Election 1863 General Election 1867 General Election 1871 General Election 1875 General Electtion 1879 General Election	TBD
7		Richard Barker 1809-1875	Conservatives	7th February 1883	19th December 1874	N/A	TBD
8		Bric de Vil 1849-1922	Hennish Party	19th December 1874	13th April 1878	1874 General Election	TBD
9		Arthur Ringsberg, 7th Earl Ringsberg 1832-1893	Conservatives	13th April 1878	7th September 1886	1878 General Election 1882 General Election	TBD
10		Oliver Booth 1822-1899	Liberals	7th September 1886	31st December 1895	1886 General Election 1890 General Election 1894 General Election	TBD
11		Derek Maskpin 1855-1937	Liberals	31st December 1895	17th Febraury 1896	N/A	TBD
12		Admiral Sir Arthur O'Connell 1866-1951	Conservatives	17th February 1896	18th October 1924	1896 General Election 1900 General Election 1904 General Election 1908 General Election 1912 General Election 1916 General Election 1920 General Election	TBD
13		Edward Limes 1868-1938	Liberals	18th October 1924	13th February 1935 (removed from Office)	1924 General Election Elections Suspended due to Great War	TBD
14		Field Marshal Oscar Harrison, Leader of the Provisional Government of The Republic 1855-1937	Martial Law/Military Control	13th February 1935	31st December 1936	N/A	N/A
15		Jon Velix 1899-1972	Republicans	31st December 1936	10th February 1944	1936 Republican Election 1940 Republican Election	TBD
16		Douglas Appleby-Smith 1914-2001	Republicans	10th February 1944	21st August 1952	1944 Republican Election 1948 Republican Election	TBD
17		Jim Thawker 1924-	Republicans	21st August 1952	15th December 1960	1952 Republican Election 1956 Republican Election	TBD
18		Edward Stanley Smith 1924-1999	Republicans	15th December 1960	19th November 1968	1960 Republican Election 1964 Republican Election	TBD
19		Dick Bleum 1917-2004	Republicans	19th November 1968	27th September 1976	1968 Republican Election 1972 Republican Election	TBD
- Acting		Arthur Elliot 1928-	Caretaker	27th September 1976	29th October 1976	N/A	TBD
20		Eric Edwards 1935-2017	SDP	29th October 1976	8th March 1984	1976 Republican Election 1980 General Election	TBD
21		Daniel Creeger 1932-2009	SDP	8th March 1984	24th September 1988	1984 General Election	TBD
22		Adam Brightwell 1941-2011	Liberal	24th September 1988	8th June 1992	1988 General Election	TBD
23		Edvard Vingle 1968-	Republican	8th June 1992	23rd May 2000	1992 General Election 1996 General Election	TBD
24		Richard Nisse 1950-	SDP/Monarchist Coalition Government (2003-2004)	23rd May 2000	17th August 2004	2000 General Election	TBD
25	80px	Charles Hisloep-Freeke 1958-	SDP/Green Coalition Government (2008-2012)	17th August 2004	11th July 2012	2004 General Election 2008 General Election	TBD
26		Johan de Vilock 1969-	Independent Labour	11th July 2012	22nd August 2020	2012 General Election 2016 General Election	TBD
27		Jago Elliot 1975-	Conservative	22nd August 2020	Present	2020 General Election	TBD