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Previously the Federal Senate was elected by the Two Round System with each of the then 74 senators being elected in single member districts that represented the Republics, States, and Districts. Each of those provinces where granted one senator each. | Previously the Federal Senate was elected by the Two Round System with each of the then 74 senators being elected in single member districts that represented the Republics, States, and Districts. Each of those provinces where granted one senator each. | ||
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Federal Senate of Thermodolia Féndtha Sæcan Thômthdólasć | |
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| 44th Federal Parliament | |
| Type | |
| Type | Upper House of the Federal Parliament |
| History | |
| Founded | October 12, 1898 |
New session started | 26 August, 2018 |
| Leadership | |
President of the Senate | Mark Ears, GT since 9 September, 2012 |
| Structure | |
| Seats | 74 |
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Political groups | ŒA: 1 seat G: 3 seats GŒ: 19 seats ČŒP: 1 seat LA: 2 seats GF: 2 seats GT: 41 seats ČC: 3 seats GS: 1 seat TG: 1 seat
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| Elections | |
| Two-Round | |
Last election | 12 August, 2018 |
Next election | 12 August, 2021 |
The Federal Senate of Thermodolia is the upper house of the Federal Parliament of Thermodolia.
History
Power and Structure
Membership
Government
Political Parties
Elections
Elections for Federal Senate occur every three years, however while terms of the Senate are six years in length the elections for the Federal Senate are staggered so that only half of the senate is elected every three years. All Citizens of the age eighteen and older, who are not currently serving a prison sentence, may vote for any Senator.
Every province of Thermodolia has at least one Senator, with the range being 3 to 6 Senators. However Commonwealths are only granted a single Senator. All Senators are elected by Single Transferable Vote, though since the Commonwealths only return one Senator their senator is therefore elected by Instant-Runoff Voting.
Previously the Federal Senate was elected by the Two Round System with each of the then 74 senators being elected in single member districts that represented the Republics, States, and Districts. Each of those provinces where granted one senator each.
