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Sedakania
Sedakanien
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Sedakania located in Besmenia
CountryBesmenia
CapitalHelmfurt
Government
 • TypeParliamentary republic, partially sovereign member state of a federal state
 • BodyState Chamber of Sedakania
 • GovernorVanessa Halm (BVP)
 • Governing partyBVP/NBP
 • Federal Senate votes6 (of 64)
Population
 (2021)
 • Total11,782,305
DemonymSedakanian

Sedakania (Besmenian: Sedakanien) is a federal state of Besmenia.

Geography

History

Since 1967

Politic

Executive

The executive is led by the state government of Sedakania, which consists of the Greuningian governors and the state ministers. The governor is elected by the state chamber with a majority of its members without debate in a secret ballot for the entire legislative period. The governor appoints and dismisses state ministers. He also appoints a state minister as his deputy. The state chamber can only depose the governor through a constructive vote of no confidence.

Sedakanian state government

Governors of Sedakania since 1967

No. Portrait Name Term of office Political party Election
1 File:Thomas Dingelstedt.png Thomas Dingelstedt
(1902-1978)
4 November
1967
5 November
1973
BVP 1967
1972
2 File:Rudolf Volksmann.png Rudolf Volksmann
(1910-2000)
5 November
1973
12 October
1982
BVP 1977
3 Bundesarchiv B 145 Bild-F077600-0003, Bernhard Vogel cropped.jpg Rainer Spindler
(1933-2020)
12 October
1982
20 October
2002
BVP 1982
1987
1992
1997
2002
4 File:Arnold Keßler.jpg Arnold Keßler
(1943-)
20 October
2002
7 June
2010
BVP 2007
5 File:Michael Stämper.jpg Michael Stämper
(1958-2019)
7 June
2010
1 August
2019 †
BVP 2012
2017
6 2022-03-27 Wahlabend Saarland by Sandro Halank–061 (cropped).jpg Vanessa Halm
(1976-)
8 August
2019
Incumbent BVP 2022

Legislature

The legislature is the State Chamber of Sedakania, which is elected every five years using the proportional representation. The Sedakanian parliament consists of 144 members. All voters who have reached the age of 16 have the right to vote. All parties with more than five percent of the votes are represented in the state parliament.

Demographics

Economy

Culture