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The Hérvynsken is the bicameral legislature of Seketan. It is composed of the State Council as its upper house and the Commons Council as its lower house. Both chambers are based in the Hérvynsken Building in downtown Conelibek.

Current standings

	Commons Council	State Council
Our Revolution (MO) Mays Omysan	126 / 293	26 / 106
Socialist Party (SY) Sošyça ynden	59 / 293	25 / 106
National Conservative Party (CNy) Consyvaþeça Nasijoteça ynden	27 / 293	10 / 106
Labour and Unionists Cooperative (OeUC) Ocisa e Uninui Cooperative	17 / 293	10 / 106
Liberal Democratic Party (LDY) Libre democrateça ynden	20 / 293	4 / 106
Wilsk National Party (WNY) Wyélš Našiyoteka yéden	9 / 293	13 / 106
Freedom Alliance (FA)	20 / 293	0 / 106
Green Party (AY) Azen ynden	6 / 293	7 / 106
Party of Seketan (YaS) Ynden a Secen	7 / 293	0 / 106
Progressive Party (PY) Progressija ynden	1 / 293	0 / 106
Fjeska National Party (FNP)	1 / 293	0 / 106
Independent	0 / 293	11 / 106

Hérvynsken
Hérvynsken
Type
Type	Bicameral
Houses	State Council; Commons Council
History
Founded	1537
Leadership
President of the State Council	Ajek Denn, (Socialist) ; since 14 Febuary 2019
Speaker of the Hérvynsken	Marknuus Jenna, (Our Revolution) ; since 22 April 2021
Prime Minister	Simy Brasa, (Our Revolution) ; since 23 April 2021
Leader of the Opposition	Paul Marigon, (Socialist) ; since 3 May 2021
Structure
Seats	398; 293 Members of Hérvynsken; 105 State councellors
State Council political groups	Government (26) Our Revolution (26); Confidence and Supply (10) National Conservative (10); Opposition (120) Socialist (37); Wilsk National Party (13); Labour (5); Liberal Democrats (4); Independent (11);
Commons Council political groups	'Government (146) Our Revolution (126); Freedom Alliance (20); Confidence and Supply (27) National Conservative (27); Opposition (120) Socialist (59); Liberal Democrats (20); Labour (17); Wilsk National Party (9); YaS (7); Green (6); Fjeska National (1); Progressives (1);
Elections
State Council voting system	56 appointed by state governments as general representatives; ; 50 seats appointed by state governments as experts in 9 ministries;
Commons Council voting system	193 elected through FPTP single member districts; ; 100 seats elected though D'Hondt proportional closed lists;
State Council last election	6 March 2023
Commons Council last election	4 March 2021
Meeting place

↑ Due to gridlock in the Fjeskan government, all 10 of its senators are non-partisan appointees

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