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Free City of Elstock Wòlny Gard Elstók (Elsian) Freie Stadt Elstock (Tyrnican)
Flag Coat of arms
Motto: "Per lucem et fidem" "By light and faith"
Anthem: O krôjnié rzéki / O Land des Flusses O land of the river
Capital and largest city	Elstock (city-state)
Official languages	Elsian, Tyrnican
Ethnic groups (2020)	55.9% Elsian 27.8% Tyrnican 7.2% Rasmi 5.5% Senian 3.6% Other
Religion (2020)	36.4% Classical 29.9% Apostolic 21.2% Irreligious 10.6% Aulaist 2.0% Other
Demonym(s)	Elstocker
Government	Unitary directorial parliamentary republic
• Mayor-Presidents	Jón Ritter Rupert Pohl
Legislature	Senate
Area
• Total	120 km2 (46 sq mi)
• Water (%)	10.5
Population
• 2020 census	241,490
• Density	2,012/km2 (5,211.1/sq mi)
GDP (PPP)	2021 estimate
• Total	$14.55 billion
• Per capita	$60,255
GDP (nominal)	2021 estimate
• Total	$12.81 billion
• Per capita	$53,025
HDI (2020)	0.850 very high
Currency	Commonwealth mark (M) (COM)
Time zone	UTC+1 (Central Auressian Time)
• Summer (DST)	UTC+2 (Central Auressian Summer Time)
Driving side	left
Calling code	+07 22
ISO 3166 code	EL
Internet TLD	.el

Elstock (Elsian: Elstók), officially the Free City of Elstock (Elsian: Wòlny Gard Elstók; Tyrnican: Freie Stadt Elstock), is a city state [WIP]

Etymology

Numerous linguists attest that the native name of Elstock (Elstók in Elsian) derives from the Ludic term Elstoc (*els-tokŭ, or "fork of the Els"), named after the river Els that runs through the city before draining into the Bay of Elstock. Before the Elsian language was standardized in the 19th century, the port previously appeared in documents as alternatively Elstik, Alztyk, Elztuk, and Elczók.

The Tyrnican Elstock is also assumed to be derived from the original Ludic term, and has in the past appeared as Elsstok, Elßtok, Alstock, or Elztock in various historical documents.

History

Early history

• Initially founded around the 10th century as a gord (fortified settlement) by the Ludic Elsians. Emerges as a notable place of trade between the Elsians and Tyrnicans from the west.
• By 11th century, a confederation of Elsian chiefs is attested, also referred to as the Elesi. Little information exists, but is often considered the first Elsian proto-state.
• The region quickly becomes influenced by Tyrnica, and in 1224, the monastic Order of Saint Perende beseige and occupy Elstock and other gords in Elsia in an attempt to Perendize the Ludic peoples to Tyrnica’s east. The monastic Elsian March (Marca elsica, Elsische Mark) is created along the river Els, with the order making Elstock their seat.

Elsian March

• Elstock’s annexation into the Elsian March sees the city boom as a centre of culture and trade during the medieval period, with the city becoming an integral part of north Auressian trade routes, especially in the production and trade of amber. The Monk’s Castle (the primary seat of the Steward, the nominal head of the order) finishes its construction in 1267.
• The University of Elstock is founded in 1298. The university remains an important and prestigious symbol of Elstock and Auressian higher education to the present day.
• Throughout the medieval period, Elstock and Elsia writ large are Perendized and brought under the control of the Order of Saint Perende, and a ruling class of Tyrican monks, knights, and a fledgling merchant class lord over the still-majority Elsian population of the river valley. The Rasmi, a religious group originally from further east, begin to migrate towards Elsia as a source of livelihood and to flee persecution, with the Order allowing notable tolerance towards the Rasmi due to their reputation as blacksmiths and horseback riders, skills that could be co-opted for the March.

Decline and the early modern period

• In the early 1500s, the Elsian March, already on the decline for decades from external forces, erupts into civil war as the local Apostolic Church faces splintering and the political clout of monastic rule falters. Although Elstiock itself stays within the order’s control, the rest of Elsia either forms their own entities or are subsumed by larger neighbours. Attempts to secular the March fail as Elstock enters a period of decline, albeit remaining an important tradeport.
• In 1677, Elstock, now the final holdout of the Order of Saint Perende, is quickly and quietly annexed by Pelemia after a short blockade. Initially, the city is granted high autonomy, with much of the power remaining in the former monastic class, leading to tension with a now substantial merchant class consisting of both Elsians and Tyrnicans.
• In the 17th and 18th centuries, with nation-building and the formation of proto-nationalism occurring in Pelemia and elsewhere in the region, pressure is placed on Elsians to integrate and assimilate to larger Tyrnican and Severny populations, often with harsh reprisals. These efforts of “Trynicanization” and “Severnization” would become more severe in the 19th century.

19th century

• The Tyrnican Century affects and influences Elstock immensely, with the city increasing trade with the influential neighbour. The construction of the Elstock-Ardarschweig railway line in 1836 (and the neoclassical Amber Square Station) precedes both an economic boom and the rise of tourism to the city from the rest of Pelemia and abroad, especially from Tyrnica. The Elstocker Casino is opened in 1859, beginning the city’s long relationship with the gambling industry, alongside a number of luxury hotels catering to the Auressian nobility and elite as Elstock gains notoriety as “the playground of the rich and famous” of Auressia.
• As Elstock itself sees a revival, the Elsians within Pelemia and Tyrnica are further burdened by restrictive policies and forced resettlement. In Elstock itself, Pelemian authorities favour the local Tyrnican-speaking ruling class, and the Elsian language is de facto banned in 1850. The situation worsens in Elsia proper with even more invasive policies around banning permanent housing and land ownership, in an attempt to settle Severny in the Els river valley. In response, a fervent (and often violent) Elsian nationalist movement forms. A famine in 1871 leads to mass death and migration to Marceunia, and a failed minor uprising by Elsian farmers protesting land seizures.
• In Elstock, Pelemian authorities crack down on Elsian nationalists through stripping the city’s autonomy. The position of Mayor is established in 1868 as a governor appointed by the Prince in order to keep order in the city. This fails, and tensions explode into numerous riots in the 1870s to the 1890s. In retaliation, Pelemia engages in a deliberate attempt to “starve out the dissidents” through government seizure of land and materials throughout Elsia. Estimates are vague, but roughly a quarter (250,000) of Elsians are either killed or flee the region during these events, although land seizures and language policies has more of an effect on the countryside than urban centres, leaving Elstock still-majority Elsian by the 20th century.

First Great War and the 20th century

• In [Tyrno-Pelemian War, ends 1901], Elsia forms the frontline of the war, with the Tyrnicans adopting harsh tactics of land and crop seizures as they push through the region. This, plus a occupying regime of torture and mass executions by the military make up the Rzëcniô ("Slaughter", more officially referred to as the Elsian Massacre), possibly the harshest period of persecution against the Elsians in the 19th and 20th century. Estimates as high as 400,000 (almost half of the population) are killed via these methods, and more displaced from their communities, sometimes collectively. The events of the Elsian Massacre are still a controversial subject today, and opinions are heavily debated if Tyrnica's actions constitute just war crimes or genocide, as well as the intent of Tyrnican officials. At the war's conclusion in 1901, Tyrnica annexes Elstock, alongside a swath of western Pelemia. The Elsian population of Elstock are quickly displeased as Tyrnican officials retain many of the Pelemian policies on language rights and an open favoritism towards the majority-Tyrnican elite of the city.
• The First Great War (1908-1914) devastates Elstock economically, as the city is placed in the crosshairs of both Galene League and Coalition armies via sea. The Battle of Elstock Bay becomes notable as one of the most destructivet naval battles of the war. In 1914, with an official end to the First Great War, Elstock is granted the status of a condominium, jointly ruled by Tyrnica and Pelemia initially under military rule, in an attempt to keep balance in the region while side-stepping the Elsian independence movement as a whole.
• Under the condominium agreement, Elstock begins to rebuild under the command of the two Mayors (a Tyrnican and Pelemian diplomat jointly serving as the city-state’s executive). A move to introduce an elected legislature is dropped in the 1930s with the outbreak of the Second Great War, in which Elstock became a noted drydock and hub for spies searching for intelligence in an officially neutral territory.
• With the end of the Second Great War in 1943, Elstock’s status as a condominium is questioned as de-colonization around the world begins. Some powers are given to an appointed local Senate in 1970, but most legislative power remains in the hands of the Mayors, and Elstock is used as a pawn between Tyrnica and Pelemia as tension remained from the early 20th century. In response to a lack of reform and local power, the Elsian People’s Army begins a bombing campaign around Elstock from the late 1950s until the early 1990s, hoping to liberate Elstock and Elsia as a whole from Tyrnican and Pelemian influence. In 1992, Tyrnica and Pelemia agree to ending the condominium, signing the Elstock accord. This leads to the election of a Constituent Assembly in 1998, and the independence of the Free City of Elstock on 1 January, 2000.

Post-independence

• Elstock’s constitution is based on the concept of consensus government, as an attempt to reign in external influence and keep peace with the divided city-state.
• Since independence in 2000, Tyrnican and Pelemian influence remain on Elstock, and the city-state remains a geopolitical battleground between the two powers, if now less violent than in the 20th century.

Geography

Els Эльса (Senian) Ելսա (Dlin) Els (Tyrnican) Elsa (Elsian)
The Els dividing Palen, Tyrnica (left) and Dombronovets, Pelemia (right)
Location
Countries	Senia, Pelemia, Tyrnica, Elstock
Cities	Derov, Elstock
Physical characteristics
Source	Eĺsogoŕsk, Senia
Mouth	Elstock
Discharge
- location	Bay of Elstock

Government

Militant organizations

Elsian People's Army
Lëdowô Wòjskò Elsczi
Foundation	15 April 1910
Ideology	Elsian nationalism

Administrative divisions

Elstock is divided into six districts (Elsian: dzélnicô; Tyrnican: Bezirk), with certain rights and responsibilities on the local level. The modern-day districts are based on the original four divisions of the city in the 18th century. Szmëlermark would be incorporated into Elstock in 1884, and Tónkowò in 1920.

1. Stôrògard (lit. 'Old Town'; Altstadt)
2. Nowògard (lit. 'New Town'; Neustadt)
3. Fiszerstëk (Fischersteg)
4. Ełwa (Elwa)
5. Szmëlermark (Schmalermarkt)
6. Tónkowò (Antonkow)

Population

Education

University of Elstock

Ùniwérsitet Elstóku (Elsian) Universität Elstock (Tyrnican)
Latin: Universitas Elstocensis
Motto	Scientia per rationem

Elsian March

Elsian March Marca elsica (Sabarian) Elsische Mark (Tyrnican)
1224–1677
Flag Coat of arms
Status	Monastic state
Capital	Elstock
Common languages	Sabarian, Tyrnican (official) Elsian (popular)
Religion	Apostolic Church
Demonym(s)	Elsian
Government	Theocratic elective monarchy
Steward of the Order of Saint Perende
• 1224-1247	Leopold von Marbrück (first)
• 1660-1677	Friedrich von Elßen (last)
Legislature	Diet
Historical era	Middle Ages
• Treaty of the Els	15 May 1224
• Upper Elsian War	1298-1301
• Treaty of Derov	1 January 1307
• Forty Years' War	1520-1563
• Von Halleß Campaign	1544-1545
• Siege of Elstock	18 September 1677
Currency	Mark
Preceded by Succeeded by [[Elsians|Elsians]] [[Pelemia|Pelemia]]
Today part of	Elstock Pelemia Senia Tyrnica

Upper Elsian Territory

Upper Elsian Territory Zemié Górnej Elsczi (Elsian) Земе Эльсиї горний (Senian)
1910–1913
Flag
Motto: Wòlnosc robòtnikóm, ùmercé ji wargóm! (Elsian) Вольность роботніком, смерть іх врогом! (Senian) "Freedom to the workers, death to her enemies!"
Status	Stateless territory
Capital	Derov (de jure) Bedža (de facto, 1910-1912) Eĺsogoŕsk (de facto, 1912-1913)
Common languages	Elsian, Senian
Government	Anarcho-syndicalist council republic
Chairman of the Free Councils
• 1910–1911	Lészek Lewôndòwsczi
• 1911–1913	Mórzônna Kumiãga
• 1913–1913	Téodór Skôła
Legislature	Congress of Free Councils
Historical era	First Great War
• Established	24 March 1910
• Disestablished	8 August 1913
Population
• Estimate	1.2 million
Currency	Various: Upper Elsian mark (Ϻ) Koravian mark (Ϻ) Tyrnican mark (Ϻ) Sulatian markka (ℳ) Others
Preceded by Succeeded by Tyrnica Koravia
Today part of	Senia

Territory of Elstock

Territory of Elstock Teritorium Elstóku (Elsian) Territorium Elstock (Tyrnican) Տեռիտորիյա Ելստոկա (Dlin)
1914–2000
Flag Coat of arms
Status	Condominium of Tyrnica and Pelemia
Capital	Elstock (city-state)
Common languages	Elsian, Tyrnican, Dlin
Religion	Perendism, Aulaism
Demonym(s)	Elstocker
Government	Temporary military government
Governing Commanders
• 1914-1921	Elias Göbel Borislav Fyodorov (first)
• 1998–2000	August Giese Artemy Smirnov (last)
History
• Established	15 July 1914
• Constitution ratified	21 March 1999
• Independence declared	1 January 2000
Area
• Total	120 km2 (46 sq mi)
Population
• 1920	140,172
• 1990	249,281
Currency	Commonwealth mark (CMR)
ISO 3166 code	EL
Preceded by Succeeded by Tyrnica Elstock
Today part of	Elstock

List of Chancellors of Elstock

Portrait		Name (Birth–Death)	Took office	Left office	Political party	Election
1		Łukôsz Gomùłkô (1863–1951)	15 July 1914	30 April 1916	Elsian People's Party	1914
2		Eckehard Hölzer (1867–1941)	30 April 1916	2 April 1921	Conservative Party of Elstock	1917 1921
–		Anatoliy Novikov Անատոլիյ Նովիկով (1857–1929)	2 April 1921	19 November 1923	Independent Direct rule	–
3		Konstantin Kraus (1862–1942)	19 November 1923	22 November 1927	Conservative Party of Elstock	1923
4		Hans-Günther Krämer (1872–1964)	22 November 1927	11 May 1929	Liberal Bloc	1927
(3)		Konstantin Kraus (1862–1942)	11 May 1929	15 November 1931	Conservative Party of Elstock	–
5		Féliks Gensz (1879–1936)	15 November 1931	22 March 1936 (assassinated)	Social Democratic People's Party	1931 1935
6		Michôł Woss (1894–1985)	22 March 1936	3 November 1937	Communist Party of Elstock	–
–		Herbert Wägner (1879–1965)	3 November 1937	1 January 1939	Independent Direct rule	–
–		Yury Voronin Յւրյ Վորոնին (1877–1952)	1 January 1939	17 November 1939	Independent Direct rule	–
7		Helmut Lorenz (1896–1969)	17 November 1939	6 August 1953	Democratic Union of Elstock	1939 1943 1947 1951
8		Rôdzimiérz Bösch (1889–1964)	6 August 1953	14 May 1964 (died in office)	Democratic Union of Elstock	1955 1959 1963
9		Adolf Kopp (1911–1968)	14 May 1964	6 January 1967	Democratic Union of Elstock	1966
10		Henrik Dreszner (1923–2002)	6 January 1967	29 March 1977	Democratic Union of Elstock	1970 1974
–		Albert Morgenstern (1914–2001)	29 March 1977	1 January 1979	Independent Direct rule	–
–		Sevastian Pavlov Սեվաստիան Պավլով (1904–1988)	1 January 1979	2 March 1979	Independent Direct rule	–
(10)		Henrik Dreszner (1923–2002)	2 March 1979	19 June 1988	Democratic Union of Elstock	1979 1983 1987
11		Frãcëszk Szolc (1940–2021)	19 June 1988	14 July 2001	Democratic Union of Elstock	1991 1995 1999
12		Erich Großel (born 1955)	14 July 2001	8 March 2003	Democratic Union of Elstock	–
13		Erik Górka (born 1953)	8 March 2003	4 August 2006	Social Democratic People's Party	2003
14		Tomôsz Böhm (1934–2019)	4 August 2006	28 February 2007	Our Home – Perendist Democracy	–
15		Léch Hersz (born 1946)	28 February 2007	11 March 2011	Democratic Union of Elstock	2007
16		Édita Szlender (born 1948)	11 March 2011	20 July 2017	Social Democratic People's Party	2011 2015
17		Josef Gottlieb (born 1957)	20 July 2017	Incumbent	Democratic Union of Elstock	2017 2021

Elections

26-27 February 2000

2000 Elstocker general election

26-27 February 2000
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	72.48%
First party Second party   Leader Frãcëszk Szolc Léch Hersz Party Socialist People's Democratic Leader since 1 May 1998 17 February 1999 Leader's seat Szmëlermark Stôrògard Seats won 12 8 Popular vote 44,572 26,293 Percentage 34.33% 20.25%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Włôdisłôw Sadowsczi Tomôsz Böhm Party Communist Party of Life Leader since 31 August 1998 31 August 1998 Leader's seat Szmëlermark Stôrògard Seats won 2 2 Popular vote 13,027 11,238 Percentage 10.03% 8.65%
Mayor-President after Frãcëszk Szolc Socialist People's

22-23 February 2003

2003 Elstocker general election

22-23 February 2003
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	69.83% (2.65%)
First party Second party   Leader Léch Hersz Erik Górka Party Democratic Socialist People's Leader since 17 February 1999 10 April 2001 Leader's seat Stôrògard Fiszerstëk Last election 8 seats, 20.25% 12 seats, 34.33% Seats won 11 10 Seat change 3 2 Popular vote 33,490 34,457 Percentage 26.61% 27.38% Swing 6.36% 6.95%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Tomôsz Böhm Włôdisłôw Sadowsczi Party Party of Life Communist Leader since 31 August 1998 31 August 1998 Leader's seat Stôrògard Szmëlermark Last election 2 seats, 8.65% 2 seats, 10.03% Seats won 3 1 Seat change 1 1 Popular vote 15,330 9,014 Percentage 12.18% 7.16% Swing 3.53% 2.87%
Mayor-President before election Erik Górka Socialist People's Mayor-President after Erik Górka Socialist People's

25-26 February 2006

2006 Elstocker general election

25-26 February 2006
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	71.45% (1.62%)
First party Second party   Leader Erik Górka Léch Hersz Party Socialist People's Democratic Leader since 10 April 2001 17 February 1999 Leader's seat Fiszerstëk Stôrògard Last election 10 seats, 27.38% 11 seats, 26.61% Seats won 11 11 Seat change 1 Popular vote 39,012 30,422 Percentage 30.32% 23.64% Swing 2.94% 2.97%   Third party Fourth party   Leader Erich Großel Jarek Szrôder Party Party of Life New Left Leader since 2 April 2005 22 September 2002 Leader's seat Ełwa Tónkowò (lost election) Last election 3 seats, 12.18% 0 seats, 4.20% Seats won 2 1 Seat change 1 1 Popular vote 12,254 9,014 Percentage 9.52% 7.08% Swing 2.66% 2.88%
Mayor-President before election Erik Górka Socialist People's Mayor-President after Erik Górka Socialist People's

21-22 February 2009

2009 Elstocker general election

21-22 February 2009
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	54.18% (17.27%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Léch Hersz Szimónk Szutman Josef Gottlieb Party Democratic Socialist People's One Elstock Leader since 4 June 2008 15 January 2008 7 November 2007 Leader's seat Stôrògard Nowògard Fiszerstëk Last election 11 seats, 23.64% 11 seats, 30.32% Did not exist Seats won 12 9 3 Seat change 1 2 3 Popular vote 35,289 22,283 11,384 Percentage 36.26% 22.90% 11.70% Swing 12.62% 7.42% 11.70%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Tomek Strobel Zuzana Rëba Erich Großel Party New City New Left Party of Life Leader since 30 March 2008 17 May 2008 2 April 2005 Leader's seat Ełwa Szmëlermark (lost re-election) Ełwa (lost re-election) Last election Did not exist 1 seat, 7.08% 2 seats, 9.52% Seats won 2 0 0 Seat change 2 1 2 Popular vote 7,135 2,135 1,394 Percentage 7.33% 2.19% 1.43% Swing 7.33% 4.89% 8.09%
Mayor-President before election Erik Górka Socialist People's Mayor-President after Léch Hersz Democratic

25-26 February 2012

2012 Elstocker general election

25-26 Febraury 2012
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	60.09% (5.91%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Josef Gottlieb Édita Szlender Léch Hersz Party One Elstock Socialist People's Democratic Leader since 7 November 2007 8 June 2009 4 June 2008 Leader's seat Fiszerstëk Ełwa Stôrògard Last election 3 seats, 11.70% 9 seats, 22.90% 12 seats, 36.26% Seats won 10 8 4 Seat change 7 1 8 Popular vote 33,265 29,341 13,283 Percentage 31.44% 27.73% 12.56% Swing 19.74% 4.83% 23.70%   Fourth party Fifth party   Leader Tomek Strobel Collective leadership Party New City The Left Leader since 30 March 2008 - Leader's seat Ełwa - Last election 2 seats, 7.33% 0 seats, 4.25% Seats won 2 1 Seat change 1 Popular vote 6,668 4,117 Percentage 6.30% 3.89% Swing 1.03% 0.36%
Mayor-President before election Léch Hersz Democratic Mayor-President after Josef Gottlieb One Elstock

21-22 February 2015

2015 Elstocker general election

21-22 February 2015
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	62.34% (2.25%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Josef Gottlieb Édita Szlender Adóm Messer Party One Elstock Socialist People's Elstock Plus Leader since 7 November 2007 8 June 2009 24 August 2014 Leader's seat Fiszerstëk Ełwa Stôrògard Last election 10 seats, 31.44% 8 seats, 27.73% 2 seats, 6.30% Seats won 8 8 4 Seat change 2 2 Popular vote 28,102 27,291 15,112 Percentage 25.39% 24.65% 13.65% Swing 6.05% 3.08% 7.35%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Peter Kaufman Wit Wòjewóda Collective leadership Party Democratic The Greens The Left Leader since 12 August 2014 21 May 2011 - Leader's seat Fiszerstëk (lost re-election) Fiszerstëk - Last election 4 seats, 12.56% 0 seats, 3.79% 1 seat, 3.89% Seats won 2 1 1 Seat change 2 1 Popular vote 7,102 8,261 5,018 Percentage 6.42% 7.46% 4.53% Swing 6.14% 3.67% 0.64%
Mayor-President before election Édita Szlender Socialist People's Mayor-President after Josef Gottlieb One Elstock

24-25 February 2018

2018 Elstocker general election

24-25 February 2018
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	58.97% (3.37%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jón Ritter Adóm Messer Josef Gottlieb Party Socialist People's Elstock Plus One Elstock Leader since 22 July 2017 24 August 2014 7 November 2007 Leader's seat Szmëlermark Stôrògard Fiszerstëk Last election 8 seats, 24.65% 4 seats, 13.65% 8 seats, 25.39% Seats won 10 6 6 Seat change 2 2 2 Popular vote 33,280 19,448 19,182 Percentage 31.73% 18.54% 18.29% Swing 7.08% 4.89% 7.10%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Wit Wòjewóda Collective leadership Jakùb Żukowsczi Party The Greens The Left Democratic Leader since 21 May 2011 - 9 March 2017 Leader's seat Fiszerstëk - Stôrògard (lost re-election) Last election 1 seat, 7.46% 1 seat, 4.53% 2 seats, 6.42% Seats won 2 2 0 Seat change 1 1 2 Popular vote 9,113 7,129 3,243 Percentage 8.69% 6.80% 3.09% Swing 1.23% 2.27% 3.33%
Mayor-President before election Josef Gottlieb One Elstock Mayor-President after Jón Ritter Socialist People's

27-28 February 2021

2021 Elstocker general election

27-28 February 2021
All 30 seats in the Senate 16 seats needed for a majority
Turnout	66.78% (7.81%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Jón Ritter Adóm Messer Célina Stein Party Socialist People's Elstock Plus The Greens Leader since 22 July 2017 24 August 2014 10 April 2020 Leader's seat Szmëlermark Stôrògard Stôrògard Last election 10 seats, 31.73% 6 seats, 18.54% 2 seats, 8.69% Seats won 9 5 5 Seat change 1 1 3 Popular vote 28,845 18,220 16,501 Percentage 24.35% 15.38% 13.93% Swing 7.38% 3.16% 5.24%   Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Josef Gottlieb Collective leadership Kasper Rot Party One Elstock The Left Enough Leader since 7 November 2007 - 2 October 2020 Leader's seat Fiszerstëk - Ełwa Last election 6 seats, 18.29% 2 seats, 6.80% 0 seats, 2.28% Seats won 4 1 1 Seat change 2 1 1 Popular vote 15,776 6,974 5,989 Percentage 13.32% 5.89% 5.06% Swing 4.97% 0.91% 2.78%
Mayor-President before election Jón Ritter Socialist People's Mayor-President after Jón Ritter Socialist People's