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| registered = 141,0789,656<br>({{increase}}XXpp)  
| registered = 141,0789,656<br>({{increase}}3.6pp)  
| turnout            = 116,732,250 (82.7%) ({{increase}}XXpp)<br>114,011,014 (80.8%) ({{increase}}XXpp)
| turnout            = 116,732,250 (82.7%) ({{increase}}0.9pp)<br>114,011,014 (80.8%) ({{steady}})
| election_date      = 6 August 2019 (first round)<br> 27 August 2019 (second round)
| election_date      = 4 February 2019 (first round)<br> 25 February 2019 (second round)
| votes_for_election= 439 members of the [[Electoral Council of Tevitheim|Electoral Council]]
| votes_for_election= 439 members of the [[Electoral Council of Tevitheim|Electoral Council]]
| needed_votes      = 220
| needed_votes      = 220
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The '''2019 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election''' was the tenth sextennial grand chancellery election in Tevitheim. The election consisted of two rounds. The first, held on 6 August, saw a total of six major candidates in the first round. As no candidate garnered a majority of electoral votes required, a runoff election would be held among the top two candidates, Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet [[Daniel Bylund]] and ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from Elveanna [[Erik Torrents]], on 27 August. Bylund would beat Torrents by a slim majority of just 1.1 million votes, or 2.0 percent, in what has been called one of the largest upsets in Tevitheimer political history. Incumbent grand chancellor [[Aud Raimundo]] of the Progressive-Greens party was ineligible to run for a second term, as Tevitheimer grand chancellors are prohibited from being elected to more than a single term. Raimundo's popularity led many to believe that the Progressive-Greens, usually the smaller of the two dominant left-wing parties in Tevitheim, would eclipse the Republican Party during the 2019 campaign, and incumbent Vice Chancellor [[Mikkel Landser]] was called the "prohibitive favorite" for the grand chancellery.
The '''2019 Tevitheimer grand chancellery election''' was the tenth 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 candidates, Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet [[Daniel Bylund]] and ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from Elveanna [[Erik Torrents]], on 25 February. Bylund would beat Torrents by a slim majority of just 1.1 million votes, or just over 1.0 percent, in what has been called one of the largest upsets in Tevitheimer political history. Incumbent grand chancellor [[Aud Raimundo]] of the Progressive-Greens party was ineligible to run for a second term, as Tevitheimer grand chancellors are prohibited from being elected to more than a single term. Raimundo's popularity led many to believe that the Progressive-Greens, usually the smaller of the two dominant left-wing parties in Tevitheim, would eclipse the Republican Party during the 2019 campaign, and incumbent Vice Chancellor [[Mikkel Landser]] was called the "prohibitive favorite" for the grand chancellery.


In the first round, the Social Union took first place with 26.0% of the vote and 118 electoral votes, followed by Torrents with 22.5% of the vote and 97 electoral votes, [[Mikkel Landser]] of the [[Progressive-Greens Party of Tevitheim|Progressive-Greens]] with 20.7% and 91 electoral votes, [[Harald Wang]] of the [[Liberal Democratic Party (Tevitheim)|Liberal Democrats]] with 16.9% and 73 electoral votes, [[Sivert Grimsrud]] of the [[National Party of Tevitheim|Nationals]] with 6.7% and 33 electoral votes, and in last place [[Worker's Party of Tevitheim|Worker's Party]] candidate [[Hull Mor'Tins]] with 5.0% and 27 electoral votes. As no candidate surpassed the 220 votes required for victory, the election would be decided in a second round, held three weeks later. The top two candidates, Bylund and Torrents, advanced with all other candidates eliminated.
In the first round, the Social Union took first place with 26.0% of the vote and 118 electoral votes, followed by Torrents with 22.5% of the vote and 97 electoral votes, [[Mikkel Landser]] of the [[Progressive-Greens Party of Tevitheim|Progressive-Greens]] with 20.7% and 91 electoral votes, [[Harald Wang]] of the [[Liberal Democratic Party (Tevitheim)|Liberal Democrats]] with 16.9% and 73 electoral votes, [[Sivert Grimsrud]] of the [[National Party of Tevitheim|Nationals]] with 6.7% and 33 electoral votes, and in last place [[Worker's Party of Tevitheim|Worker's Party]] candidate [[Hull Mor'Tins]] with 5.0% and 27 electoral votes. As no candidate surpassed the 220 votes required for victory, the election would be decided in a second round, held three weeks later. The top two candidates, Bylund and Torrents, advanced with all other candidates eliminated.


However, an aggressive campaign by Torrents and several campaign missteps by Landser led to Torrents edging out Landser by a margin of 1.8%, or 2.1 million votes. Despite polls for the second indicating a loss for Bylund, he would win by a slim 1.1 million vote majority against Torrents, 50.5% to Torrents' 49.5% of the vote and 243 electoral votes to Torrents' 196 votes, though 156 votes would be given to Bylund under the terms of the Popular Vote Agreement. This marked the first victory by the Social Union since [[1989 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|1989]]. The Social Union would form a minority coalition with the Liberal Democrats in the [[Alnating of the United Jarldoms|Alnating]].
Despite expectations Landser would advance, an aggressive campaign by Torrents and several campaign missteps by Landser led to Torrents edging out Landser by a margin of 1.8%, or 2.1 million votes. Despite polls for the second indicating a loss for Bylund, he would win by a slim 1.1 million vote majority against Torrents, 50.5% to Torrents' 49.5% of the vote and 243 electoral votes to Torrents' 196 votes, though 156 votes would be given to Bylund under the terms of the Popular Vote Agreement. This marked the first victory by the Social Union since [[1989 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|1989]]. The Social Union would form a minority coalition with the Liberal Democrats in the [[Alnating of the United Jarldoms|Alnating]].


=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 Tuesday of August, with the second round to be held exactly three weeks later. The winner of the election then takes office the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November, giving roughly two months for a candidate to negotiate coalitions and prepare to assume office.
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 after election day, 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 [[2001 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election|2001 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 and had a collective bloc of 223 votes, ensuring the winner of the national popular vote in the second round would be elected as grand chancellor.
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 and had a collective bloc of 223 votes, ensuring the winner of the national popular vote in the second round would be elected as grand chancellor.


=Campaign=
=Campaign=
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! [[File:Roy Cooper in November 2023 (cropped2).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Daniel Bylund
! [[File:Roy Cooper in November 2023 (cropped2).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Daniel Bylund
| '''{{dts|1957|11|1}}<br />(age {{age nts|1957|11|1|2019|6|4}})<br />[[Fort Beaker, Rookeryet]]'''
| '''{{dts|1957|11|1}}<br />(age {{age nts|1957|11|1|2018|11|4}})<br />[[Fort Beaker, Rookeryet]]'''
| '''33rd [[Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet]]'''
| '''33rd [[Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet]]'''
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! [[File:Mike Crapo 2019 (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Abjørn Guche
! [[File:Mike Crapo 2019 (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Abjørn Guche
| '''{{dts|1965|1|18}}<br />(age {{age nts|1965|1|18|2019|6|4}})<br />[[Søndaby]], [[Søndaga]]'''
| '''{{dts|1960|1|18}}<br />(age {{age nts|1960|1|18|2018|11|4}})<br />[[Søndaby]], [[Søndaga]]'''
| '''Professor of laws at the [[University of Anders-På-Havet]]'''
| '''Professor of laws at the [[University of Anders-På-Havet]]'''
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! [[File:Mario Draghi in 2021 crop.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Vulter Mondale
! [[File:Mario Draghi in 2021 crop.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Vulter Mondale
| '''{{dts|1950|3|14}}<br />(age {{age nts|1950|03|14|2019|6|4}})<br />[[Saren]], [[Nellsheim]]'''
| '''{{dts|1950|3|14}}<br />(age {{age nts|1950|03|14|2018|11|4}})<br />[[Saren]], [[Nellsheim]]'''
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from Ditka'''
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from Ditka'''
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! [[File:Elizabeth Warren, official portrait, 114th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Margot Kvinnedottir
! [[File:Elizabeth Warren, official portrait, 114th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Margot Kvinnedottir
| '''{{dts|1954|12|12}}<br />(age {{age nts|1954|12|12|2019|6|4}})<br />[[Alna]], [[Hellighjerte (Tevitheim Jarldom)|Hellighjerte]]'''
| '''{{dts|1954|12|12}}<br />(age {{age nts|1954|12|12|2018|11|4}})<br />[[Alna]], [[Hellighjerte (Tevitheim Jarldom)|Hellighjerte]]'''
| '''[[Chief of Staff (Tevitheim)|Chief of Staff]] for [[Paal Zhang]]'''
| '''[[Chief of Staff (Tevitheim)|Chief of Staff]] for [[Paal Zhang]]'''
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===Republican Nomination===
===Republican Nomination===
Compared to the much more contested Social Union nomination, the Republican convention was much less contentious. ''Alnatingrepresentant'' Erik Torrents of Elveanna was widely considered the prohibitive favorite for the Republican nomination. Torrents had served as a political ally and close coalition partner to the popular Raimundo, even if they were different parties, and was favored by a majority of Republican voters. However, the incumbent governor of [[Devold]], [[Kjell Renzi]], and the incumbent chief administrator of [[Nellsheim]], [[Anders Harvman]], both proved to be major contenders and denied Torrents nomination on the first ballot.
Compared to the much more contested Social Union nomination, the Republican convention was much less contentious. ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' Erik Torrents of Elveanna was widely considered the prohibitive favorite for the Republican nomination. Torrents had served as a political ally and close coalition partner to the popular Raimundo despite being from different parties and was favored by a majority of Republican voters. However, the incumbent governor of [[Devold]], [[Kjell Renzi]], and the incumbent chief administrator of [[Nellsheim]], [[Anders Harvman]], both proved to be major contenders and denied Torrents nomination on the first ballot.


In exchange for the support of the Renzi faction, and to shore up support among westerners, Torrents announced that, if nominated, he would select Renzi as his vice chancellor. The pro-Renzi faction swung its support to Torrents on the second ballot, giving him 2,437 votes- far more than the 1,530 needed for nomination.
In exchange for the support of the Renzi faction, and to shore up support among westerners, Torrents announced that, if nominated, he would select Renzi as his vice chancellor. The pro-Renzi faction swung its support to Torrents on the second ballot, giving him 2,437 votes- far more than the 1,530 needed for nomination.
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! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
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! [[File:Jens Stoltenberg March 2024.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erik Torrents for Grand Chancellor
! [[File:Olaf Scholz 2024.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erik Torrents
| '''{{dts|1960|9|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1960|9|9|2019|5|30}})<br />[[Holtz]], [[Elveanna]]
| '''{{dts|1960|9|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1960|9|9|2018|10|30}})<br />[[Holtz]], [[Elveanna]]
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant''''' '''from Elveanna'''
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant''''' '''from Elveanna'''
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! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
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! [[File:Dag Inge Ulstein (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Kjell Renzi for Vice Chancellor
! [[File:Dag Inge Ulstein (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Kjell Renzi
| '''{{dts|1975|1|14}}<br />(age {{age nts|1975|1|4|2019|5|30|}})<br />[[Nyalna]], [[Nellsheim]]
| '''{{dts|1975|1|14}}<br />(age {{age nts|1975|1|4|2018|10|30|}})<br />[[Nyalna]], [[Nellsheim]]
| '''48th [[Governor of Devold]]'''
| '''48th [[Governor of Devold]]'''
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! [[File:Tim Moore 2017 portrait.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Anders Harvman
! [[File:Tim Moore 2017 portrait.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Anders Harvman
| '''{{dts|1966|4|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1966|4|9|2019|5|30}})<br />[[Alna]], [[Hellighjerte]]
| '''{{dts|1966|4|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1966|4|9|2018|10|30}})<br />[[Alna]], [[Hellighjerte]]
| '''62nd [[Chief Administrator of Nellsheim]]'''
| '''62nd [[Chief Administrator of Nellsheim]]'''
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! [[File:Official portrait of Mr Philip Hammond crop 2.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Mikkel Landser
! [[File:Official portrait of Mr Philip Hammond crop 2.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Mikkel Landser
| '''{{dts|1956|10|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1956|10|9|2019|6|7}})<br />[[Englenesby]], [[Gulkystheim]]
| '''{{dts|1956|10|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1956|10|9|2018|11|7}})<br />[[Englenesby]], [[Gulkystheim]]
| '''11th [[Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim]]'''
| '''11th [[Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim]]'''
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! [[File:Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) official headshot - 116th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Joan Haraldsen
! [[File:Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) official headshot - 116th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Joan Haraldsen
| '''{{dts|1955|6|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1955|6|9|2019|6|7}})<br />[[Willemby]], [[New Hammerfest]]
| '''{{dts|1955|6|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1955|6|9|2018|11|7}})<br />[[Willemby]], [[New Hammerfest]]
| '''19th [[Chancellor for Infrastructure (Tevitheim)|Chancellor for Infrastructure]]'''
| '''19th [[Chancellor for Infrastructure (Tevitheim)|Chancellor for Infrastructure]]'''
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! [[File:Ted Lieu 116th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Harald Wang
! [[File:Ted Lieu 116th Congress.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Harald Wang
| '''{{dts|1963|8|19}}<br />(age {{age nts|1963|8|19|2019|5|26}})<br />[[Hartis]], [[Eldegard]]
| '''{{dts|1963|8|19}}<br />(age {{age nts|1963|8|19|2018|10|26}})<br />[[Hartis]], [[Eldegard]]
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from [[Eldegard]]'''
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from [[Eldegard]]'''
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! [[File:Don S. Davis DF-SD-03-14217.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erak Andersen
! [[File:Don S. Davis DF-SD-03-14217.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erak Andersen
| '''{{dts|1961|8|4}}<br />(age {{age nts|1961|8|4|2019|5|26}})<br />[[Gjerde Byen]], [[Rookeryet]]
| '''{{dts|1961|8|4}}<br />(age {{age nts|1961|8|4|2018|10|26}})<br />[[Gjerde Byen]], [[Rookeryet]]
| '''Chairman of the United Forestry Company'''
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! [[File:CWF GaryMar 2021 Headshot 4X5 (1).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Anders Zhu
! [[File:CWF GaryMar 2021 Headshot 4X5 (1).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Anders Zhu
| '''{{dts|1960|2|3}}<br />(age {{age nts|1960|2|3|2019|5|26}})<br />[[Elvheim]], [[Eldegard]]
| '''{{dts|1960|2|3}}<br />(age {{age nts|1960|2|3|2018|10|26}})<br />[[Elvheim]], [[Eldegard]]
| '''United Jarldoms Trade Representative'''
| '''United Jarldoms Trade Representative'''
|[[File:Flag of Eldegard.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
|[[File:Flag of Eldegard.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
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! [[File:Виктор Орбан (18-01-2022) (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Horvold Orben
! [[File:Виктор Орбан (18-01-2022) (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Horvold Orben
| '''{{dts|1949|6|11}}<br />(age {{age nts|1949|6|11|2019|5|26}})<br />[[Vulter]], [[Søndaga]]
| '''{{dts|1949|6|11}}<br />(age {{age nts|1949|6|11|2018|10|26}})<br />[[Vulter]], [[Søndaga]]
| '''Ambassador from the United Jarldoms to Jortfeld'''
| '''Ambassador from the United Jarldoms to Jortfeld'''
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! [[File:Donald Tusk, Andrzej Duda nominacja (cropped 2).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erik Zedders
! [[File:Donald Tusk, Andrzej Duda nominacja (cropped 2).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erik Zedders
| '''{{dts|1965|4|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1965|4|9|2019|5|26}})<br />[[New Hammerfest]], [[New Hammerfest]]
| '''{{dts|1965|4|9}}<br />(age {{age nts|1965|4|9|2018|10|26}})<br />[[New Hammerfest]], [[New Hammerfest]]
| '''91st [[Mayor of New Hammerfest]]'''
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After party founder and leader, [[Jens Larssen (Tevitheimer Politician)|Jens Larssen]], retired in 2017, the National Party's nomination was considered open for the first time in decades. Deputy leader [[Sivert Grimsrud]] was considered the front runner for the nomination, but several members of the National Party spoke out against her, with several prominent Nationals signing a letter which called Grimsrud too left-wing and too willing to compromise, referring to her attempts to negotiate with the Social Union and Liberal Democrats to lift the {{wp|Cordon sanitaire (politics)|cordon sanitaire}} on the National Party. As a result, the National Party convention also saw ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' [[Erwin Romneysen]] and far-right pastor [[Donald Kalle]] run against Grimrud.
After party founder and leader, [[Jens Larssen (Tevitheimer Politician)|Jens Larssen]], retired in 2017, the National Party's nomination was considered open for the first time in decades. Deputy leader [[Sivert Grimsrud]] was considered the front runner for the nomination, but several members of the National Party spoke out against her, with several prominent Nationals signing a letter which called Grimsrud too left-wing and too willing to compromise, referring to her attempts to negotiate with the Social Union and Liberal Democrats to lift the {{wp|Cordon sanitaire (politics)|cordon sanitaire}} on the National Party. As a result, the National Party convention also saw ''Alnatingsrepresentant'' [[Erwin Romneysen]] and far-right pastor [[Donald Kalle]] run against Grimrud.


Despite winning on the second ballot, Grimsrud's faction realized they had to make overtures to the more conservative factions of the Nationals. Due to the personal animosity between Grimsrud and Romneysen, Grimsrud would select Kalle as her running mate.
Despite winning on the second ballot, Grimsrud's faction was forced to make overtures to the more conservative factions of the Nationals. Due to the personal animosity between Grimsrud and Romneysen, Grimsrud would select Kalle as her running mate.


====Nominees====
====Nominees====
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! [[File:Eva Christiansen 2023.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Sivert Grimsrud
! [[File:Eva Christiansen 2023.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Sivert Grimsrud
| '''{{dts|1971|5|5}}<br />(age {{age nts|1971|5|5|2019|6|1}})<br />[[Anvers]], [[Prospekt]]
| '''{{dts|1971|5|5}}<br />(age {{age nts|1971|5|5|2018|11|1}})<br />[[Anvers]], [[Prospekt]]
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! [[File:Patrickjbuchanan.JPG|150px|frameless|center]] Donald Kalle
! [[File:Patrickjbuchanan.JPG|150px|frameless|center]] Donald Kalle
| '''{{dts|1955|7|3}}<br />(age {{age nts|1955|7|3|2019|6|1}})<br />[[Willemby]], [[New Hammerfest]]
| '''{{dts|1955|7|3}}<br />(age {{age nts|1955|7|3|2018|11|1}})<br />[[Rikbakk]], [[Jomfra]]
| '''Minister at the [[Church of the Unification''']]
| '''Minister at the [[Church of the Unification]]'''
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[[File:Flag of Jomfra.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
[[File:Flag of Jomfra.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
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====Candidates not Nominated====
====Candidates not Nominated====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
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! scope="col" colspan="1" style="width:150px;" | Candidate
! scope="col" | Born
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Most recent position
! scope="col" | Home Jarldom
! scope="col" | Ballot
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! [[File:Bill Richardson at an event in Kensington, New Hampshire, March 18, 2006.jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Erwin Romneysen
| '''{{dts|1961|11|15}}<br />(age {{age nts|1961|11|15|2018|11|1}})<br />[[North Furby Island]], [[Hartizsák and Furby Island]]
| '''''Alnatingsrepresentant'' from [[Ilbahar]]'''
|[[File:Flag of Ilbahar.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
[[Ilbahar]]
| First Ballot: 640 votes
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|}


===Worker's Party Nomination===
===Worker's Party Nomination===
Founder and leader of the Worker's Party, [[Hortik Ulcher]], refused to run for grand chancellor, citing issues of poor health. His endorsed successor, union leader Hull Mor'Tins, was nominated near unanimously. Mor'Tins selected Brent Rasmussen, an indigenous author and political theorist from Jomfra, as his vice chancellor. The nomination of Mor'Tins, who hailed from the Hallasholm territory, was considered controversial due to uncertainity regarding if residents of terriories were eligible to run for grand chancellor. However, due to Mor'Tins losing the election, the issue became moot.


====Nominee====
====Nominees====
{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
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! scope="col" colspan="1" style="width:150px;" | Candidate
! scope="col" | Born
! scope="col" class="unsortable" | Most recent position
! scope="col" | Home Jarldom
! scope="col" | Ballot
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! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
|-
! [[File:Julius Malema 2011-09-14 (cropped2).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Hull Mor'Tins
| '''{{dts|1975|3|3}}<br />(age {{age nts|1975|3|3|2018|11|12}})<br />[[Aketikhold]], [[Hallasholm]]
| '''President of the [[Hallasholm Indigenous Union]]'''
|
[[File:Flag of Hallasholm.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
[[Hallasholm]]
| First Ballot: 1,429
|-
! colspan="5"| '''Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim'''
|-
! [[File:Floyd Shivambu DP (cropped).jpg|150px|frameless|center]] Brent Rasmussen
| '''{{dts|1978|4|20}}<br />(age {{age nts|1978|4|20|2018|11|12}})<br />[[Rikbakk]], [[Jomfra]]
| '''Deputy Leader of the Worker's Party'''
|
[[File:Flag of Jomfra.svg|60px|frameless|center]]
[[Jomfra]]
| First Ballot: 221 votes
|-
|}


==Interround Endorsements==
==Interround Endorsements==
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| '''[[Erik Torrents]]'''
| '''[[Erik Torrents]]'''
| [[Republican Party of Tevitheim|Republican]]
| [[Republican Party of Tevitheim|Republican]]
| [[Ditka]]
| [[Elveanna]]
| 26,270,631
| 26,270,631
| 22.5%
| 22.5%
Line 423: Line 470:
| '''[[Sivert Grimsrud]]'''
| '''[[Sivert Grimsrud]]'''
| [[National Party of Tevitheim|National]]
| [[National Party of Tevitheim|National]]
| [[Ditka]]
| [[Prospekt]]
| 7,795,517
| 7,795,517
| 6.7%
| 6.7%
| 33
| 33
| '''[[Edward Rodgers]]'''
| '''[[Donald Kalle]]'''
| [[Elveanna]]
| [[Jomfra]]
| 33
| 33
|-
|-
| '''[[Hull Mor'Tins]]'''
| '''[[Hull Mor'Tins]]'''
| [[Worker's Party of Tevitheim|Worker's]]
| [[Worker's Party of Tevitheim|Worker's]]
| [[Skorghijl Islands Territory]]
| [[Hallasholm]]
| 5,800,593
| 5,800,593
| 5.0%
| 5.0%
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| 116,732,250
| 116,732,250
| 100%
| 100%
| 439
! colspan="2"| '''Total'''
| 439
| 439
|-
|-
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| '''[[Erik Torrents]]'''
| '''[[Erik Torrents]]'''
| [[Republican Party of Tevitheim|Republican]]
| [[Republican Party of Tevitheim|Republican]]
| [[Ditka]]
| [[Elveanna]]
| 55,973,660
| 55,973,660
| 49.5%
| 49.5%
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| 113,113,324
| 113,113,324
| 100%
| 100%
| 439
! colspan="2"| '''Total'''
| 439
| 439
|-
|-

Latest revision as of 03:27, 18 September 2024

2019 Tevitheimer Grand Chancellery Election
Tevitheim National Flag.svg
← 2013 4 February 2019 (first round)
25 February 2019 (second round)		 2025 →
439 members of the Electoral Council
220 votes needed to win
Registered141,0789,656
(Increase3.6pp)
Turnout116,732,250 (82.7%) (Increase0.9pp)
114,011,014 (80.8%) (Steady)
  Roy Cooper in November 2023 (cropped2).jpg Olaf Scholz 2024.jpg
Nominee Daniel Bylund Erik Torrents
Party Social Union Republican
Electoral vote 243+156 40
Popular vote 57,139,664 55,973,660
Percentage 50.5% 49.5%
Jarldom Rookeryet Elveanna
Vice Chancellor Abjørn Guche Kjell Renzi
Carried 11 + Territories 6
2019 Tevitheimer Electoral Map Round 1.png
2019 Tevitheimer Electoral Vote.svg
2019 Tevitheimer Electoral Map Round 2.png
Map of jarldoms by first-place winner: Dark blue indicates jarldoms won by Bylund/Guche. Red indicates jarldoms won by Torrents/Renzi. Purple indicates jarldoms won by Landser/Haraldsen. Orange indicates jarldoms won by Wang/Andersen. Brown indicates jarldoms won by Mor'Tins/Rasmussen. Light blue indicates jarldoms won in the second round by Torrents/Renzi but awarded their electoral votes to Bylund/Guche under the Popular Vote Agreement.
Grand Chancellor before election

Aud Raimundo
Progressive-Greens

Elected Grand Chancellor

Daniel Bylund
Social Union

The 2019 Tevitheimer grand chancellery election was the tenth 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 candidates, Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet Daniel Bylund and Alnatingsrepresentant from Elveanna Erik Torrents, on 25 February. Bylund would beat Torrents by a slim majority of just 1.1 million votes, or just over 1.0 percent, in what has been called one of the largest upsets in Tevitheimer political history. Incumbent grand chancellor Aud Raimundo of the Progressive-Greens party was ineligible to run for a second term, as Tevitheimer grand chancellors are prohibited from being elected to more than a single term. Raimundo's popularity led many to believe that the Progressive-Greens, usually the smaller of the two dominant left-wing parties in Tevitheim, would eclipse the Republican Party during the 2019 campaign, and incumbent Vice Chancellor Mikkel Landser was called the "prohibitive favorite" for the grand chancellery.

In the first round, the Social Union took first place with 26.0% of the vote and 118 electoral votes, followed by Torrents with 22.5% of the vote and 97 electoral votes, Mikkel Landser of the Progressive-Greens with 20.7% and 91 electoral votes, Harald Wang of the Liberal Democrats with 16.9% and 73 electoral votes, Sivert Grimsrud of the Nationals with 6.7% and 33 electoral votes, and in last place Worker's Party candidate Hull Mor'Tins with 5.0% and 27 electoral votes. As no candidate surpassed the 220 votes required for victory, the election would be decided in a second round, held three weeks later. The top two candidates, Bylund and Torrents, advanced with all other candidates eliminated.

Despite expectations Landser would advance, an aggressive campaign by Torrents and several campaign missteps by Landser led to Torrents edging out Landser by a margin of 1.8%, or 2.1 million votes. Despite polls for the second indicating a loss for Bylund, he would win by a slim 1.1 million vote majority against Torrents, 50.5% to Torrents' 49.5% of the vote and 243 electoral votes to Torrents' 196 votes, though 156 votes would be given to Bylund under the terms of the Popular Vote Agreement. This marked the first victory by the Social Union since 1989. The Social Union would form a minority coalition with the Liberal Democrats in the Alnating.

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 after election day, 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 and had a collective bloc of 223 votes, ensuring the winner of the national popular vote in the second round would be elected as grand chancellor.

Campaign

Nominations

Social Union Nomination

Initially, incumbent Alnatingsrepresentant from Ditka Vulter Mondale was considered the frontrunner for the Social Union nomination. However, the former chief of staff for Grand Chancellor Paal Zhang, Margot Kvinnedottir, and professor of laws from the University of Anders-På-Havet, Abjørn Guche, put their names into the convention for nomination, alongside Bylund. After three ballots Bylund withdrew from contention. However, after the ninth ballot, which was still deadlocked with no candidate having the 2,498 votes to be nominated, Bylund re-entered his name into contention as a compromise candidate. Bylund was nominated on the tenth ballot.

Bylund is alleged to have initially wanted to offer the position of Vice Chancellor to Mondale, but Mondale refused to be considered, publicly stating he preferred to become Bylund's National Security Advisor if Bylund were elected. Bylund asked Guche, who accepted the nomination for Vice Chancellor.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Daniel Bylund 		November 1, 1957
(age 61)
Fort Beaker, Rookeryet 		33rd Grand Chancellor of Rookeryet
Flag of Rookeryet.svg

Rookeryet

First Ballot: 301 votes
Second Ballot: 300 votes
Third Ballot: 192 votes
Fourth-Ninth Ballots: Withdrawn
Tenth Ballot: 2,913
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Abjørn Guche 		January 18, 1960
(age 58)
Søndaby, Søndaga 		Professor of laws at the University of Anders-På-Havet
Flag of Halvmånøy.svg

Halvmånøy

First and Second Ballots: 948 votes
Third Ballot: 1,056 votes
Fourth-Ninth Ballots: 1,171 votes
Tenth Ballot: Withdrawn

Candidates not Nominated

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
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Vulter Mondale 		March 14, 1950
(age 68)
Saren, Nellsheim 		Alnatingsrepresentant from Ditka
Flag of Ditka.svg

Ditka

First Ballot: 1,664 votes
Second Ballot: 1,665 votes
Third Ballot: 1,665 votes
Fourth-Ninth Ballots: 1,742 votes
Tenth Ballot: Withdrawn
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Margot Kvinnedottir 		December 12, 1954
(age 63)
Alna, Hellighjerte 		Chief of Staff for Paal Zhang
Flag of Hellighjerte.svg

Hellighjerte

First-Tenth Ballots: 1,249 votes

Republican Nomination

Compared to the much more contested Social Union nomination, the Republican convention was much less contentious. Alnatingsrepresentant Erik Torrents of Elveanna was widely considered the prohibitive favorite for the Republican nomination. Torrents had served as a political ally and close coalition partner to the popular Raimundo despite being from different parties and was favored by a majority of Republican voters. However, the incumbent governor of Devold, Kjell Renzi, and the incumbent chief administrator of Nellsheim, Anders Harvman, both proved to be major contenders and denied Torrents nomination on the first ballot.

In exchange for the support of the Renzi faction, and to shore up support among westerners, Torrents announced that, if nominated, he would select Renzi as his vice chancellor. The pro-Renzi faction swung its support to Torrents on the second ballot, giving him 2,437 votes- far more than the 1,530 needed for nomination.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
Olaf Scholz 2024.jpg
Erik Torrents 		September 9, 1960
(age 58)
Holtz, Elveanna 		Alnatingsrepresentant from Elveanna
Flag of Elvenanna.svg

Elveanna

First Ballot: 1,421 votes
Second Ballot: 2,437 votes
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
Dag Inge Ulstein (cropped).jpg
Kjell Renzi 		January 14, 1975
(age 43)
Nyalna, Nellsheim 		48th Governor of Devold
Flag of Devold.svg

Devold

First Ballot: 1,016 votes
Second Ballot: Withdrawn

Candidates not Nominated

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
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Anders Harvman 		April 9, 1966
(age 52)
Alna, Hellighjerte 		62nd Chief Administrator of Nellsheim
Flag of Nellsheim.svg

Nellsheim

First Ballot: 622 votes
Second Ballot: 622 votes

Progressive-Greens Nomination

Incumbent vice chancellor Mikkel Landser was strongly endorsed by Aud Raimundo. With Raimundo's endorsement, Landser was guaranteed a near-unanimous nomination. On the first ballot, Landser received 3,917 of 3,921 votes available (four voters abstained). Landser would select former infrastructure chancellor, Joan Haraldsen of New Hammerfest as his vice chancellor.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Mikkel Landser 		October 9, 1956
(age 62)
Englenesby, Gulkystheim 		11th Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
Flag of Gulkystheim.svg

Gulkystheim

First Ballot: 3,917 votes
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Joan Haraldsen 		June 9, 1955
(age 63)
Willemby, New Hammerfest 		19th Chancellor for Infrastructure
Flag of New Hammerfest.svg

New Hammerfest

Was not a part of the balloting process

Liberal Democratic Nomination

The Liberal Democratic nomination was much more competitive than either the Republican or Progressive-Green nominations. A total of 5 major candidates were considered for nomination. On the 6th ballot, Alnatingsrepresentant Harald Wang of Eldegard was selected as the nominee. Wang's selection came as a surprise- businessman Erak Andersen of Prospekt was considered the front runner, and Wang was in 3rd. Wang was, per party rules, to be eliminated from contention after the fourth round, but allegations that Horvold Orben, who was ahead of Wang, had covered up heart attack in March 2019 resulted in Orben withdrawing his name from nomination, allowing Wang to survive and jump to first place, claiming most of Orben's delegates. Unlike other parties, which allow their grand chancellery nominee to select his/her running mate, per Liberal Democratic Party rules, the second place winner, Andersen was selected as the vice chancellery nominee. 2,501 votes of 5,000 were required for nomination.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Harald Wang 		August 19, 1963
(age 55)
Hartis, Eldegard 		Alnatingsrepresentant from Eldegard
Flag of Eldegard.svg

Eldegard

First-Third Ballots: 842 votes
Fourth Ballot: 1,057 votes
Fifth Ballot: 1,961 votes
Sixth Ballot: 2,780 votes
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Erak Andersen 		August 4, 1961
(age 57)
Gjerde Byen, Rookeryet 		Chairman of the United Forestry Company
Flag of Prospekt.svg

Prospekt

First-Fourth Ballots: 1,545 votes
Fifth Ballot: 1,621 votes
Sixth Ballot: 2,240 votes

Candidates not Nominated

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
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Anders Zhu 		February 3, 1960
(age 58)
Elvheim, Eldegard 		United Jarldoms Trade Representative
Flag of Eldegard.svg

Eldegard

First-Third Ballots: 1,011 votes
Fourth Ballot: 1,138 votes
Fifth Ballot: 1,438 votes
Sixth Ballot: Eliminated
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Horvold Orben 		June 11, 1949
(age 69)
Vulter, Søndaga 		Ambassador from the United Jarldoms to Jortfeld
Flag of Søndaga.svg

Søndaga

First Ballot: 841 votes
Second-Fourth Ballots: 1,280 votes
Fifth Ballot: Disqualified
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Erik Zedders 		April 9, 1965
(age 53)
New Hammerfest, New Hammerfest 		91st Mayor of New Hammerfest
Flag of New Hammerfest.svg

New Hammerfest

First Ballot: 761 votes
Second-Third Ballots: 342 votes
Fourth: Eliminated

National Nomination

After party founder and leader, Jens Larssen, retired in 2017, the National Party's nomination was considered open for the first time in decades. Deputy leader Sivert Grimsrud was considered the front runner for the nomination, but several members of the National Party spoke out against her, with several prominent Nationals signing a letter which called Grimsrud too left-wing and too willing to compromise, referring to her attempts to negotiate with the Social Union and Liberal Democrats to lift the cordon sanitaire on the National Party. As a result, the National Party convention also saw Alnatingsrepresentant Erwin Romneysen and far-right pastor Donald Kalle run against Grimrud.

Despite winning on the second ballot, Grimsrud's faction was forced to make overtures to the more conservative factions of the Nationals. Due to the personal animosity between Grimsrud and Romneysen, Grimsrud would select Kalle as her running mate.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Sivert Grimsrud 		May 5, 1971
(age 47)
Anvers, Prospekt 		Alnatingsrepresentant from Prospekt
Flag of Prospekt.svg

Propspekt

First Ballot: 1,219 votes
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Donald Kalle 		July 3, 1955
(age 63)
Rikbakk, Jomfra 		Minister at the Church of the Unification
Flag of Jomfra.svg

Jomfra

First Ballot: 341 votes

Candidates not Nominated

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Bill Richardson at an event in Kensington, New Hampshire, March 18, 2006.jpg
Erwin Romneysen 		November 15, 1961
(age 56)
North Furby Island, Hartizsák and Furby Island 		Alnatingsrepresentant from Ilbahar
Flag of Ilbahar.svg

Ilbahar

First Ballot: 640 votes

Worker's Party Nomination

Founder and leader of the Worker's Party, Hortik Ulcher, refused to run for grand chancellor, citing issues of poor health. His endorsed successor, union leader Hull Mor'Tins, was nominated near unanimously. Mor'Tins selected Brent Rasmussen, an indigenous author and political theorist from Jomfra, as his vice chancellor. The nomination of Mor'Tins, who hailed from the Hallasholm territory, was considered controversial due to uncertainity regarding if residents of terriories were eligible to run for grand chancellor. However, due to Mor'Tins losing the election, the issue became moot.

Nominees

Candidate Born Most recent position Home Jarldom Ballot
Nominee for Grand Chancellor of Tevitheim
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Hull Mor'Tins 		March 3, 1975
(age 43)
Aketikhold, Hallasholm 		President of the Hallasholm Indigenous Union
Flag of Hallasholm.svg

Hallasholm

First Ballot: 1,429
Nominee for Vice Chancellor of Tevitheim
Floyd Shivambu DP (cropped).jpg
Brent Rasmussen 		April 20, 1978
(age 40)
Rikbakk, Jomfra 		Deputy Leader of the Worker's Party
Flag of Jomfra.svg

Jomfra

First Ballot: 221 votes

Interround Endorsements

As a major part of Tevitheimer elections includes interround endorsements, they are highly sought after by the surviving candidates.

Wang endorsed Bylund, while Grimsrud did not explicitly endorse Bylund but came out in opposition to Torrents. Landser appeared in a rally with incumbent grand chancellor Aud Raimundo, with both endorsing Torrents. Mor'Tins condemned the election results, saying he could not endorse any candidate who did not "endorse the destruction of capitalism and the redistribution of wealth" and thus refused to endorse either Torrents or Bylund.

Candidate Endorsement
Harald Wang Bylund
Sivert Grimsrud Against Torrents
Mikkel Landser Torrents
Hull Mor'Tins 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
Daniel Bylund Social Union Rookeryet 30,378,087 26.0% 118 Abjørn Guche Halvmånøy 118
Erik Torrents Republican Elveanna 26,270,631 22.5% 97 Kjell Renzi Devold 97
Mikkel Landser Progressive-Greens Gulkystheim 24,150,236 20.7% 91 Joan Haraldsen New Hammerfest 91
Harald Wang Liberal Democratic Eldegard 19,784,284 16.9% 73 Erak Andersen Prospekt 73
Sivert Grimsrud National Prospekt 7,795,517 6.7% 33 Donald Kalle Jomfra 33
Hull Mor'Tins Worker's Hallasholm 5,800,593 5.0% 27 Brent Rasmussen Jomfra 27
All Other Candidates 1,655,901 1.4% 0 All Other Candidates 0
Discarded Votes 897,001 0.77%
Total 116,732,250 100% 439 Total 439
Required for Victory 220 Required for Victory 220
Popular Vote
Bylund
 
 26.02%
Torrents
 
 22.51%
Landser
 
 20.69%
Wang
 
 16.95%
Grimsrud
 
 6.68%
Mor'Tins
 
 4.97%
Others
 
 1.42%
Electoral Vote
Bylund
 
 26.88%
Torrents
 
 22.10%
Landser
 
 20.73%
Wang
 
 16.63%
Grimsrud
 
 7.52%
Mor'Tins
 
 6.15%

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
Daniel Bylund Social Union Rookeryet 57,139,664 50.5 399 Abjørn Guche Halvmånøy 399
Erik Torrents Republican Elveanna 55,973,660 49.5% 40 Kjell Renzi Devold 40
Total 113,113,324 100% 439 Total 439
Required for Victory 220 Required for Victory 220
Popular Vote
Bylund
 
 50.45%
Torrents
 
 49.5%
Electoral Vote
Bylund
 
 90.89%
Torrents
 
 9.11%
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