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| '''Chairwoman of the [[Luepolan Workers' Party]]'''<br /><small>(since 2019)</small><br />'''[[Popular Assembly (Luepola)|Popular Assembly]] Representative for [[Bružka]], 4th District'''<br /><small>(since 2009)</small><br />'''[[Prime Minister of Luepola]]'''<br /><small>(2013–2017)</small> | | '''Chairwoman of the [[Luepolan Workers' Party]]'''<br /><small>(since 2019)</small><br />'''[[Popular Assembly (Luepola)|Popular Assembly]] Representative for [[Bružka]], 4th District'''<br /><small>(since 2009)</small><br />'''[[Prime Minister of Luepola]]'''<br /><small>(2013–2017)</small> | ||
| The youngest and the only female primary candidate | | The youngest and the only female primary candidate. Previously served as the Prime Minister of Luepola - the first woman to do so - under the administration of [[Sebastijan Ilić]]. Succeeded [[Petăr Novak]] as chair(wo)man of the Luepolan Workers' Party after his controversial failure in the 2017 election and subsequent resignation from the party chairmanship. Has been a Popular Assembly representative of Bružka since 2009, with previous political experience at city- and state-level positions. If elected, she will be the first woman to serve as President of Luepola, and the first woman in [[Patyria]] to have served as both {{wpl|head of state}} and {{wpl|head of government|government}}; she will also be the youngest elected head of state in Luepolan history. | ||
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| style="background:lavender;"| '''[[Stanko Stanković]]''' ({{Age|1969|5|5|2021|4|7}})<br />[[Sloboda (political party)|Sloboda]] | | style="background:lavender;"| '''[[Stanko Stanković]]''' ({{Age|1969|5|5|2021|4|7}})<br />[[Sloboda (political party)|Sloboda]] | ||
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| '''Spokesperson of [[Sloboda (political party)|Sloboda]]'''<br /><small>(since 2012)</small><br />'''Deputy Mayor of [[Voitz]]'''<br /><small>(2011–2013)</small> | | '''Spokesperson of [[Sloboda (political party)|Sloboda]]'''<br /><small>(since 2012)</small><br />'''Deputy Mayor of [[Voitz]]'''<br /><small>(2011–2013)</small> | ||
| Was appointed deputy mayor of Voitz in 2011 after the resignation of his predecessor. Previously participated in various political activist organizations. Was appointed as the spokesperson of Sloboda in 2012 and has run for president in the 2013 and 2017 elections. | | Was appointed deputy mayor of [[Voitz]] in 2011 after the resignation of his predecessor. Previously participated in various political activist organizations. Was appointed as the spokesperson of Sloboda in 2012 and has run for president in the 2013 and 2017 elections. | ||
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| style="background:lavender;"| '''[[Danilo Valdez]]''' ({{Age|1960|8|14|2021|4|7}})<br />[[Progressive Party of Luepola]] (PPL) | | style="background:lavender;"| '''[[Danilo Valdez]]''' ({{Age|1960|8|14|2021|4|7}})<br />[[Progressive Party of Luepola]] (PPL) | ||
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The 2021 Luepolan presidential election was held on 7 April 2021. Since no candidate won a majority, a run-off election will be held on 25 April 2021, between incumbent president and leading candidate Savo Grigorević of the Republican Party and his primary rival Sabina Škupovna of the Workers Party.
Results
| Candidate | Party | 1st round | 2nd round | ||||
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| Votes | % | Votes | % | ||||
| Savo Grigorević | Republican Party | ResP | 18,885,007 | 36.3 | TBD | TBD | |
| Sabina Škupovna | Luepolan Workers' Party | PRAL | 16,595,915 | 31.9 | TBD | TBD | |
| Danilo Valdez | Progressive Party of Luepola | PPL | 9,000,292 | 17.3 | |||
| Bruno Vălković | Center Party | PCen | 5,462,605 | 10.5 | |||
| Ivica Morić | Luepolan Nationalist Party | LNP | 1,014,483 | 1.95 | |||
| Stanko Stanković | Sloboda | SL | 686,727 | 1.32 | |||
| Other | N/A | 379,784 | 0.73 | ||||
| Total | 52,024,813 | 100.00 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Valid votes | 52,024,813 | 96.00 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Blank ballots | 1,506,551 | 2.78 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Null ballots | 661150 | 1.22 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Turnout | 54,192,514 | 75.04 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Abstentions | 18,025,655 | 24.96 | TBD | TBD | |||
| Registered voters | 72,218,169 | TBD | |||||
Candidates
Six primary candidates were selected by the Luepolan Electoral Council to be listed on ballots, ordered alphabetically by last name.
| Candidate name and age, political party |
Political office(s) | Details | ||
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| Savo Grigorević (66) Republican Party (ResP) |
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Incumbent president of Luepola (since 2017) Finance Minister of Luepola (2005-2009) Governor of Sevierna Zakotija (1997–2005) |
The incumbent President of Luepola, and the oldest primary candidate; he is a Luepolan War veteran and the only candidate with noteworthy political experience from before the war. Previously served as the Finance Minister of Luepola under the administration of Ogňan Čărnević, and as governor of Sevierna Zakotija from 1997 to 2005. Maintained a hiatus from the end of his term as Finance Minister until after the defeat of Republican candidate Miroslav Šalaj in the 2013 election, when he reentered politics as a potential future candidate for his party. | |
| Ivica Morić (51) Luepolan Nationalist Party (LNP) |
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Chairman of the Luepolan Nationalist Party (since 2010) Great Assembly Representative for Cǎrnipoře, 4th District (since 2005) |
Chairman of the Nationalist Party and one of its two representatives in the Great Assembly. | |
| Sabina Škupovna (46) Luepolan Workers' Party (PRAL) |
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Chairwoman of the Luepolan Workers' Party (since 2019) Popular Assembly Representative for Bružka, 4th District (since 2009) Prime Minister of Luepola (2013–2017) |
The youngest and the only female primary candidate. Previously served as the Prime Minister of Luepola - the first woman to do so - under the administration of Sebastijan Ilić. Succeeded Petăr Novak as chair(wo)man of the Luepolan Workers' Party after his controversial failure in the 2017 election and subsequent resignation from the party chairmanship. Has been a Popular Assembly representative of Bružka since 2009, with previous political experience at city- and state-level positions. If elected, she will be the first woman to serve as President of Luepola, and the first woman in Patyria to have served as both head of state and government; she will also be the youngest elected head of state in Luepolan history. | |
| Stanko Stanković (51) Sloboda |
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Spokesperson of Sloboda (since 2012) Deputy Mayor of Voitz (2011–2013) |
Was appointed deputy mayor of Voitz in 2011 after the resignation of his predecessor. Previously participated in various political activist organizations. Was appointed as the spokesperson of Sloboda in 2012 and has run for president in the 2013 and 2017 elections. | |
| Danilo Valdez (60) Progressive Party of Luepola (PPL) |
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Chairman of the Progressive Party of Luepola (since 2018) Popular Assembly Representative for Jutska, 1st District (since 2013) Mayor of Rostva (2001–2013) |
Second-generation Aranquian immigrant and Luepolan War veteran. Elected mayor of Rostva in 2001 and served consecutively until 2013 when he was elected as a Popular Assembly representative. | |
| Bruno Vălković (55) Center Party (PCen) |
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Chairman of the Center Party (since 2015) |
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