Sandbox:Ordennya
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Prime Minister | Clas Markuson MP | 2019–present |
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Deputy Prime Minister Secretary of State for the Home Department |
Josephine Petersson MP | 2019–present |
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Co-First Secretary of State
Secretary of State for Financial & Economic Affairs |
Loke Mathiesen MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs | Erica Oberg MP | 2019–present |
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Co-First Secretary of State
Secretary of State for Energy, Environment, & Climate Change |
Petra Berntsen MP | 2019–present |
| center|frameless|162x162px]] | Secretary of State for Justice & Constitutional Reform | Karl Simoneau MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Equality | Erik Akselsen MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Defence |
Vanaimo Stoltenberg MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Health & Social Care | Valentina Helenasdottir MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Business & Industrial Strategy | Zakarias Lundin MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Technology, Science, & Innovation | Niamh Cooper MP | 2019–present |
| Secretary of State for Work & Pensions | Hanna Isometsä MP | 2019–present | |
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Secretary of State for Education & Skills | Lilia Vilodsdottir MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Agriculture | Sven Mattson MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Housing & Urban Development | Tomasz Karlsson MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Transport | Grete Abrahamsen MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Federal Affairs & Communities | Albert H. Montpelier MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport | Emilia Harju MP | 2019–present |
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Secretary of State for International Development | Kristoffer Lassen MP | 2019–present |
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Attorney General for Ordennya | Sørine Hagelskjær MP | 2018–present |
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Chief Secretary to the Treasury | Oliver Jakobsen MP | 2019–present |
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Leader of the Chamber of Deputies | Isabella Holst MP | 2019–present |
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Leader of the Senate Chairperson of the Federal Council |
Senator Esther Steffensen | 2019–present |
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| Minister of State for the Climate Action Plan | Oskar Alnes MP | 2019–present | |
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Minister without Portfolio Ordennyan Representative to the Euclean Council |
Anton Rudolfsson MP | 2019–present |
| Chief Whip in the Chamber of Deputies | Ingar Aarset MP | 2019–present | |
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Chief Whip in the Senate | Senator Vera Andreasson | 2019–present |
Next Ordennyan federal election
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The next federal election in the Federation of Ordennya is scheduled to take place on 23 June 2019, after President Michel Fallow called a snap election, after the Liberal Democrats left the governing coalition to vote with opposition Parties against legislation on an in/out Euclean Community referendum, with aim of gaining a parliamentary majority for the KKF/KPO coalition to pass the legislation.
Electoral system
Ordennya uses the mixed-member proportional representation system for the House of Commons, a system of proportional representation combined with elements of first-past-the-post voting. The House of Commons has 650 members, and these seats are distributed between the 12 Ordennyan states. This system has been in place since a referendum in 1999 changed the electoral system from alternative vote to mixed-member proportional, and has been used since the 2000 election.
Each Ordennyan voter has 2 votes: a constituency vote (first vote) and a party list vote (second vote). Based solely on the first votes, 325 members are elected in single-member constituencies by first-past-the-post voting. The second votes are used to produce a proportional number of seats for parties, based on state lists. List seats are allocated using the Sainte-Laguë method. If a party wins fewer constituency seats in a state than its second votes would entitle it to, it receives additional seats from the relevant state list. Parties can file lists in every single state under certain conditions – for example, a fixed number of supporting signatures. Parties can receive second votes only in those states in which they have filed a state list.
Voting eligibility
In order to vote in the federal election, one must be:
- on the electoral register;
- aged 16 or over on polling day;
- an Ordennyan or Xanartopian citizen;
- a resident at an address in the Ordennyan Federation (or an Ordennyan citizen living abroad who has been registered to vote in Ordennya in the last 15 years);
- not legally excluded from voting (for example a convicted person detained in prison or a mental hospital, or unlawfully at large if he/she would otherwise have been detained).