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| registered = 136, | | registered = 136,156,968<br>({{increase}}5.3pp) | ||
| turnout = 111,317,370 (81.8%) ({{decrease}} | | turnout = 111,317,370 (81.8%) ({{decrease}}1.5pp)<br>109,989,035 (80.1%) | ||
| election_date = | | election_date = 4 February 2013 (first round)<br> 25 February 2013 (second round) | ||
| votes_for_election = 408 members of the [[Electoral Council of Tevitheim|Electoral Council]] | | votes_for_election = 408 members of the [[Electoral Council of Tevitheim|Electoral Council]] | ||
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| 3data1 = '''12+Territories''' | | 3data1 = '''12 + Territories''' | ||
| party1 = '''[[Progressive-Greens Party of Tevitheim|Progressive-Greens]]''' | | party1 = '''[[Progressive-Greens Party of Tevitheim|Progressive-Greens]]''' | ||
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The '''2013 Tevitheimer | The '''2013 Tevitheimer''' '''grand chancellery election''' was the ninth sextennial grand chancellery election in [[Tevitheim]]. The election consisted of two rounds. The first, held on 4 February, saw a total of six major candidates garner electoral votes. As no candidate garnered a majority of electoral votes required, a runoff election would be held among the top two tickets; incumbent grand chancellor [[Aud Raimundo]] and vice chancellor [[Mikkel Landser]] and former [[Chancellor for Foreign Affairs]] from [[Jomfra]] [[Hans Svendsgård]] and ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' [[Johan Syrstad]] of [[Eldegard]] on 25 February. Raimundo and Landser would win the election by a landslide, the first election with a proportional first round. | ||
Raimundo had been serving as [[President of the Alnating]] during the [[Olaf Duraksen|Duraksen]] chancellery through the course of the [[Republican Party Vote Buying Scandal|vote-buying scandal]] that led to the removal of Duraksen from office on 11 July 2012. As Vice Chancellor [[Teo Norens]] had had resigned from office due to health reasons in May the grand chancellery passed to the next in the line of succession, Raimundo. As Raimundo had served less than | Raimundo had been serving as [[President of the Alnating]] during the [[Olaf Duraksen|Duraksen]] chancellery through the course of the [[Republican Party Vote Buying Scandal|vote-buying scandal]] that led to the removal of Duraksen from office on 11 July 2012. As Vice Chancellor [[Teo Norens]] had had resigned from office due to health reasons in May the grand chancellery passed to the next in the line of succession, Raimundo. As Raimundo had served less than 2 years of Duraksen's term, she was eligible to run for a full term in her own right. This makes Raimundo one of the only two incumbent grand chancellors to ever be eligible to run while in office, alongside [[Wade Mannerheim]], though Mannerheim refused to run. | ||
In the first round no candidate took a majority of electoral votes. Raimundo came in first place with 117 electoral votes and 28.6% of the popular vote. Social Union candidate Hans Svendsgård took 109 votes and 26.3%, Republican [[Kerry O'Key]] took 84 votes and 20.0% of the vote, Liberal Democrat [[Markus Milsersen|Nicholas Kerr]] took 71 votes and 17.2%, National [[Jens Larssen]] received 14 votes and 3.3%, and finally Worker's nominee [[Hortik Ulcher]] took 13 votes and 2.8% of the popular vote. As no candidate received the 205 electoral votes required for victory the two top candidates, Raimundo and Svendsgård, advanced to the second round. | In the first round no candidate took a majority of electoral votes. Raimundo came in first place with 117 electoral votes and 28.6% of the popular vote. Social Union candidate Hans Svendsgård took 109 votes and 26.3%, Republican [[Kerry O'Key]] took 84 votes and 20.0% of the vote, Liberal Democrat [[Markus Milsersen|Nicholas Kerr]] took 71 votes and 17.2%, National [[Jens Larssen]] received 14 votes and 3.3%, and finally Worker's nominee [[Hortik Ulcher]] took 13 votes and 2.8% of the popular vote. As no candidate received the 205 electoral votes required for victory the two top candidates, Raimundo and Svendsgård, advanced to the second round. | ||
Buoyed by a recovering economy, the perceived extremism of Svendsgård, and a promise to return to normalcy, Raimundo would win the second round in a landslide, receiving 291 electoral votes and 55.02% of the popular vote, beating Svendsgård by a margin of 10.5%, or 11.6 million votes. This marks the only electoral victory by a party not the Social Union or Republicans in a general election (though Liberal Democratic candidate [[Paal Zhang]] won the [[2001 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|2001 election]] in the contingent election). Despite hopes of the Progressive-Greens supplanting the Republicans as the primary left-wing party in Tevitheim, the Progressive-Greens would lose their Alnating majority by 2016. | |||
=Electoral System= | =Electoral System= | ||
Under Article 2 of the Constitution of Tevitheim, the grand chancellor is elected to a six-year term in an indirect election. Voters vote for slates of electors, who then elect the grand chancellor. Electors are distributed by population, with the smallest jarldom receiving three votes and all others receiving votes in proportion to their relative populations compared to the smallest jarldom. In 2019 the smallest jarldom were the combined Territories, which received three votes. The largest was Hellighjerte, which received 54 votes. | Under Article 2 of the Constitution of Tevitheim, the grand chancellor is elected to a six-year term in an indirect election. Voters vote for slates of electors, who then elect the grand chancellor. Electors are distributed by population, with the smallest jarldom receiving three votes and all others receiving votes in proportion to their relative populations compared to the smallest jarldom. In 2019 the smallest jarldom were the combined Territories, which received three votes. The largest was Hellighjerte, which received 54 votes. | ||
If no candidate secures an absolute majority of electoral votes in the first round, a second round is held three weeks later between the two candidates who received the most votes. According to the Constitution of Tevitheim, the first round of the grand chancellery election must be held on the first | If no candidate secures an absolute majority of electoral votes in the first round, a second round is held three weeks later between the two candidates who received the most votes. According to the Constitution of Tevitheim, the first round of the grand chancellery election must be held on the first Monday of February, with the second round to be held exactly three weeks later. The winner of the election then takes office six weeks later in early April, giving roughly one and a half months for a candidate to negotiate coalitions and prepare to assume office. | ||
Electoral votes are distributed through a wide variety of methods in the first round, but due to Tevitheim's fractured political stage it is unlikely any candidate secures a first round victory in most elections. The second round is distributed winner-take-all per each jarldom. However, after the [[ | Electoral votes are distributed through a wide variety of methods in the first round, but due to Tevitheim's fractured political stage it is unlikely any candidate secures a first round victory in most elections. The second round is distributed winner-take-all per each jarldom. However, after the [[1995 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|1995 election]] saw [[Aleksander Goreson]] win the grand chancellery despite [[Jonas Støre]] winning the popular vote, several jarldoms have agreed to distribute their electors to the winner of the national popular vote. A total of six jarldoms had signed on by 2013 and had a collective bloc of 204 votes. While this technically allowed for a tie election in the electoral college, the fractured political scene of Tevitheim all but ensured that the winner of the popular vote would win the grand chancellery. However, due to Raimundo's overwhelming victory, no jarldoms that were a part of the agreement were won by Svendsgård. | ||
=Campaign= | =Campaign= | ||
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| First Ballot: 829 votes | | First Ballot: 829 votes | ||
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! [[File:KatieHobbs2023.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] | ! [[File:KatieHobbs2023.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Kristian Chamberlain | ||
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===Republican Nomination=== | ===Republican Nomination=== | ||
The Republican nomination was widely considered a death sentence due to the popularity of Raimundo effectively ensuring that the Republican candidate would be eliminated in the first round, the first time a Republican finished outside the top two in history. The final nomination ballot came down to former commerce chancellor [[Kerry O'Key]], ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from [[Nellsheim]] [[Justin Case]], and Grand Chancellor of [[Prospekt]] [[Sal Monella]]. In order to try and distance the party from the disasterous [[Olaf Duraksen|Duraksen]] administration, O'Key, a member of Duraksen's cabinet who resigned during the beginning of Duraksen's scandals and became an opponent of Duraksen, was nominated for grand chancellor after O'Key would select [[Sal Monella | The Republican nomination was widely considered a death sentence due to the popularity of Raimundo effectively ensuring that the Republican candidate would be eliminated in the first round, the first time a Republican finished outside the top two in history. The final nomination ballot came down to former commerce chancellor [[Kerry O'Key]], ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from [[Nellsheim]] [[Justin Case]], and Grand Chancellor of [[Prospekt]] [[Sal Monella]]. In order to try and distance the party from the disasterous [[Olaf Duraksen|Duraksen]] administration, O'Key, a member of Duraksen's cabinet who resigned during the beginning of Duraksen's scandals and became an opponent of Duraksen, was nominated for grand chancellor after O'Key would select [[Sal Monella]], for vice chancellor in exchange for Monella's support, and was nominated on the third ballot. | ||
O'Key's campaign would be criticized as being more of a farewell tour than a true campaign, due to the lackluster events and concentration on down-ballot races. | O'Key's campaign would be criticized as being more of a farewell tour than a true campaign, due to the lackluster events and concentration on down-ballot races. | ||
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===National Nomination=== | ===National Nomination=== | ||
In | In the first ever grand chancellery nomination convention by the National Party, party founder and leaders [[Jens Larssen]] was nominated for grand chancellor. Larssen would select Erwin Romneysen, a far-right ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from Ilbahar, as his running mate. Larssen's choice was widely considered a poor move, as it reinforced public perception of the Nationals as far-right and unfit. After public comments which deningrated intermarriage between Oceanians and Tronder, the Social Union and Liberal Democratic Party issued a joint statement reaffirming their {{wp|Cordon sanitaire (politics)|cordon sanitaire}} on the Nationals. | ||
====Nominees==== | ====Nominees==== | ||
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===Worker's Party Nomination=== | ===Worker's Party Nomination=== | ||
[[Hortik Ulcher]], founder and perennial candidate of the Worker's Party was unanimously renominated for the | [[Hortik Ulcher]], founder and perennial candidate of the Worker's Party was unanimously renominated for the second consecutive election as the Worker's Party nominee. Ulcher would select union activist [[Hull Mor'Tins]] as his vice chancellor. | ||
====Nominees==== | ====Nominees==== | ||
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The 2013 Tevitheimer grand chancellery election was the ninth sextennial grand chancellery election in Tevitheim. The election consisted of two rounds. The first, held on 4 February, saw a total of six major candidates garner electoral votes. As no candidate garnered a majority of electoral votes required, a runoff election would be held among the top two tickets; incumbent grand chancellor Aud Raimundo and vice chancellor Mikkel Landser and former Chancellor for Foreign Affairs from Jomfra Hans Svendsgård and Alnatingsrepresentant Johan Syrstad of Eldegard on 25 February. Raimundo and Landser would win the election by a landslide, the first election with a proportional first round.
Raimundo had been serving as President of the Alnating during the Duraksen chancellery through the course of the vote-buying scandal that led to the removal of Duraksen from office on 11 July 2012. As Vice Chancellor Teo Norens had had resigned from office due to health reasons in May the grand chancellery passed to the next in the line of succession, Raimundo. As Raimundo had served less than 2 years of Duraksen's term, she was eligible to run for a full term in her own right. This makes Raimundo one of the only two incumbent grand chancellors to ever be eligible to run while in office, alongside Wade Mannerheim, though Mannerheim refused to run.
In the first round no candidate took a majority of electoral votes. Raimundo came in first place with 117 electoral votes and 28.6% of the popular vote. Social Union candidate Hans Svendsgård took 109 votes and 26.3%, Republican Kerry O'Key took 84 votes and 20.0% of the vote, Liberal Democrat Nicholas Kerr took 71 votes and 17.2%, National Jens Larssen received 14 votes and 3.3%, and finally Worker's nominee Hortik Ulcher took 13 votes and 2.8% of the popular vote. As no candidate received the 205 electoral votes required for victory the two top candidates, Raimundo and Svendsgård, advanced to the second round.
Buoyed by a recovering economy, the perceived extremism of Svendsgård, and a promise to return to normalcy, Raimundo would win the second round in a landslide, receiving 291 electoral votes and 55.02% of the popular vote, beating Svendsgård by a margin of 10.5%, or 11.6 million votes. This marks the only electoral victory by a party not the Social Union or Republicans in a general election (though Liberal Democratic candidate Paal Zhang won the 2001 election in the contingent election). Despite hopes of the Progressive-Greens supplanting the Republicans as the primary left-wing party in Tevitheim, the Progressive-Greens would lose their Alnating majority by 2016.
Electoral System
Under Article 2 of the Constitution of Tevitheim, the grand chancellor is elected to a six-year term in an indirect election. Voters vote for slates of electors, who then elect the grand chancellor. Electors are distributed by population, with the smallest jarldom receiving three votes and all others receiving votes in proportion to their relative populations compared to the smallest jarldom. In 2019 the smallest jarldom were the combined Territories, which received three votes. The largest was Hellighjerte, which received 54 votes.
If no candidate secures an absolute majority of electoral votes in the first round, a second round is held three weeks later between the two candidates who received the most votes. According to the Constitution of Tevitheim, the first round of the grand chancellery election must be held on the first Monday of February, with the second round to be held exactly three weeks later. The winner of the election then takes office six weeks later in early April, giving roughly one and a half months for a candidate to negotiate coalitions and prepare to assume office.
Electoral votes are distributed through a wide variety of methods in the first round, but due to Tevitheim's fractured political stage it is unlikely any candidate secures a first round victory in most elections. The second round is distributed winner-take-all per each jarldom. However, after the 1995 election saw Aleksander Goreson win the grand chancellery despite Jonas Støre winning the popular vote, several jarldoms have agreed to distribute their electors to the winner of the national popular vote. A total of six jarldoms had signed on by 2013 and had a collective bloc of 204 votes. While this technically allowed for a tie election in the electoral college, the fractured political scene of Tevitheim all but ensured that the winner of the popular vote would win the grand chancellery. However, due to Raimundo's overwhelming victory, no jarldoms that were a part of the agreement were won by Svendsgård.
Campaign
Nominations
Progressive-Greens Nomination
Aud Raimundo and Mikkel Landser were both nominated unanimously, facing token opposition for the Progressive-Greens nomination.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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October 16, 1955 (age 57) Mikkelby, Ditka |
11th Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim |
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First Ballot: 3,921 votes |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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October 9, 1956 (age 56) Englenesby, Gulkystheim |
11th Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim |
 |
Did not stand |
Social Union Nomination
The 27-31 May convention in Alna is considered one of the most bitter in recent history for the Social Union. The party's socially conservative northern faction and economically-concerned western and southern faction openly expressed their contempt for each other. Southern candidate and moderate Kristian Chamberlain was loudly booed when she came to the podium for her speech; a speech in which she criticized the party's conservatives, which led many pro-Svendsgård delegates in the galleries to yell and scream at her. A group of moderates tried to rally behind Jessika Roswall, who was palatable to both conservatives and moderates, but Svendsgård's delegates managed to push Svendsgård's nomination on the first ballot. Svendsgård would go on to pick the little-known Alantingsrepresentant Johan Syrstad as vice chancellor.
Following the convention many moderates including Chamberlain refused to endorse Svendsgård.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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October 16, 1955 (age 57) Rikbakk, Jomfra |
49th Grand Chancellor of Jomfra |
 |
First Ballot: 2,573 votes |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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January 18, 1960 (age 53) Hortsen, Brendanland |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Eldegard |
 |
Did not stand |
Candidates not Nominated
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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October 20, 1949 (age 63) Devoldby, Devold |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Devold |
 |
First Ballot: 829 votes |
 |
July 14, 1965 (age 47) Willtown, New Tremblant |
78th Governor of New Tremblant |
 |
First Ballot: 760 votes |
Republican Nomination
The Republican nomination was widely considered a death sentence due to the popularity of Raimundo effectively ensuring that the Republican candidate would be eliminated in the first round, the first time a Republican finished outside the top two in history. The final nomination ballot came down to former commerce chancellor Kerry O'Key, Alnatingsrepresentant from Nellsheim Justin Case, and Grand Chancellor of Prospekt Sal Monella. In order to try and distance the party from the disasterous Duraksen administration, O'Key, a member of Duraksen's cabinet who resigned during the beginning of Duraksen's scandals and became an opponent of Duraksen, was nominated for grand chancellor after O'Key would select Sal Monella, for vice chancellor in exchange for Monella's support, and was nominated on the third ballot.
O'Key's campaign would be criticized as being more of a farewell tour than a true campaign, due to the lackluster events and concentration on down-ballot races.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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December 11, 1945 (age 67) Luna, Halvmånøy |
16th Chancellor for Commerce |
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First-Second Ballot: 1,211 votes Third Ballot: 2,002 votes |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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January 18, 1950 (age 63) Anvers, Prospekt |
19th Grand Chancellor of Prospekt |
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First Ballot: 930 votes Second Ballot: 791 votes Third Ballot: Withdrawn |
Candidates not Nominated
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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June 4, 1968 (age 45) Roseland, Nellsheim |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Nellsheim |
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First Ballot: 918 votes Second-Third Ballots: 1,057 votes |
Liberal Democratic Nomination
The Liberal Democratic nomination was heavily contested, with four major candidates standing for election: Alnatingsrepresentant from Eldegard Nicholas Kerr; Alnatingsrepresentant from Rookeryet Nicholas Digger; Chancellor for Defense Affairs of Søndaga Aud Maristad; and former Ambassador to China Kristoff Frihto of Devold.
Per Liberal Democratic rules, candidates were eliminated over several rounds until two candidates remained, with the candidate with the higher total number of votes being nominated for grand chancellor and second place being nominated for vice chancellor. This resulted in Kerr and Digger winning the nomination, despite a brief boost from Maristad.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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October 20, 1942 (age 70) Elvheim, Eldegard |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Eldegard |
|
First Ballot: 1,872 Second Ballot: 1,965 Third Ballot: 2,647 |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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May 11, 1958 (age 55) Hammerfest, Haltoria |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Rookeryet |  |
First Ballot: 1,667 Second Ballot: 1,888 Third Ballot: 2,353 |
Candidates not Nominated
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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September 25, 1954 (age 58) Søndaby, Søndaga |
9th Chancellor for Defense Affairs |  |
First Ballot: 823 votes Second Ballot: 1,147 votes Third Ballot: Eliminated |
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June 11, 1953 (age 59) Paalstun, Devold |
Ambassador from the United Jarldoms to China | |
First Ballot: 638 votes Second Ballot: Withdrawn |
National Nomination
In the first ever grand chancellery nomination convention by the National Party, party founder and leaders Jens Larssen was nominated for grand chancellor. Larssen would select Erwin Romneysen, a far-right Alnatingsrepresentant from Ilbahar, as his running mate. Larssen's choice was widely considered a poor move, as it reinforced public perception of the Nationals as far-right and unfit. After public comments which deningrated intermarriage between Oceanians and Tronder, the Social Union and Liberal Democratic Party issued a joint statement reaffirming their cordon sanitaire on the Nationals.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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September 21, 1944 (age 68) Drondheim, Brendanland |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Brendanland |
 |
First Ballot: 1,372 |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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November 15, 1961 (age 51) North Furby Island, Hartizsák and Furby Island |
Alnatingsrepresentant from Ilbahar |  |
Did not stand |
Worker's Party Nomination
Hortik Ulcher, founder and perennial candidate of the Worker's Party was unanimously renominated for the second consecutive election as the Worker's Party nominee. Ulcher would select union activist Hull Mor'Tins as his vice chancellor.
Nominees
| Candidate | Born | Most recent position | Home Jarldom | Ballot |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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July 26, 1951 (age 61) Koross, Gulkystheim |
Community Organizer |
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First Ballot: 1,500 |
| Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim | ||||
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March 3, 1975 (age 38) Aketikhold, Hallasholm |
President of the Hallasholm Indigenous Union |
 |
Did not stand |
Interround Endorsements
As a major part of Tevitheimer elections includes interround endorsements, they are highly sought after by the surviving candidates.
O'Key endorsed Raimundo, appearing in a joint rally shortly before the election. Similarily, Kerr endorsed Svendsgård in a letter published in several newspapers (though Kerr declined to rally with Svendsgård). Kerr's endorsement, much quieter and less publicized than expected, is thought to have contributed to Raimundo's landslide, as close to half of Kerr voters voted for Raimundo despite his endorsement of Svendsgård. National candidate Jens Larssen publicly criticized Raimundo and told his voters to oppose her election, but did not explicitly endorse Svendsgård. Worker's Party nominee Ulcher continued his party's policy of refusing to endorse candidates who did not come out against capitalism and in support of the redistribution of wealth. However, many Ulcher voters still voted for Raimundo in the second round.
| Candidate | Endorsement | |
|---|---|---|
| Kerry O'Key | Raimundo | |
| Nicholas Kerr | Svendsgård | |
| Jens Larssen | Against Raimundo | |
| Hortik Ulcher | No endorsement | |
Results
First Round
| Candidate for Grand Chancellor | Party | Home Jarldom | Popular Vote | Electoral Vote | Vice Chancellor | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Count | Percentage | Candidate for Vice Chancellor | ||||||
| Home Jarldom | Electoral Vote | |||||||
| Aud Raimundo | Progressive-Greens | Ditka | 31,816,207 | 28.58% | 117 | Mikkel Landser | Gulkystheim | 117 |
| Hans Svendsgård | Social Union | Jomfra | 29,302,795 | 26.32% | 109 | Johan Syrstad | Eldegard | 109 |
| Kerry O'Key | Republican | Halvmånøy | 22,301,870 | 20.03% | 84 | Sal Monella | Prospekt | 84 |
| Nicholas Kerr | Liberal Democratic | Eldegard | 19,133,733 | 17.19% | 71 | Nicholas Digger | Rookeryet | 71 |
| Jens Larssen | National | Brendanland | 3,624,864 | 3.26% | 14 | Erwin Romneysen | Ilbahar | 14 |
| Hortik Ulcher | Worker's | Gulkystheim | 3,077,551 | 2.76% | 13 | Hull Mor'Tins | Hallasholm | 13 |
| All Other Candidates | 1,340,981 | 1.20% | 0 | All Other Candidates | 0 | |||
| Discarded Votes | 719,369 | 0.65% | ||||||
| Total | 111,317,370 | 100% | 408 | Total | 408 | |||
| Required for Victory | 205 | Required for Victory | 205 | |||||
Second Round
| Candidate for Grand Chancellor | Party | Home Jarldom | Popular Vote | Electoral Vote | Vice Chancellor | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Count | Percentage | Candidate for Vice Chancellor | ||||||
| Home Jarldom | Electoral Vote | |||||||
| Aud Raimundo | Progressive-Greens | Ditka | 60,512,410 | 55.02% | 291 | Mikkel Landser | Gulkystheim | 291 |
| Hans Svendsgård | Social Union | Jomfra | 48,884,964 | 44.45% | 117 | Johan Syrstad | Eldegard | 117 |
| Discarded Votes | 591,661 | 0.53% | ||||||
| Total | 109,989,035 | 100% | 408 | Total | 408 | |||
| Required for Victory | 205 | Required for Victory | 205 | |||||