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Vazian Senate
Type
Type
Term limits
None
Leadership
Ron Graves (Forward)
since 14 April 2019
Structure
Seats13
7 for a majority
Vazian Senate 2019.svg
Political groups
Majority (9)
  •   Progressive Alliance (10)

Minority (4)

Length of term
6 years
Elections
First-past-the-post
Last election
April 14, 2019 (8 seats)
Next election
April 14, 2022
Meeting place
GLA Chamber.jpg

The Vazian Senate is the upper chamber of the Vazian Legislature. The Senate chamber is located in the famous "Futuristic Hall", in Orlque City .

2019 Vazian Presidential Election

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263 members of the Electoral College
132 electoral votes needed to win
Turnout96.9% (Increase 22.3%)
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Candidate Micheal Brudia Theresa de Grand Emmanuel Matin
Alliance Forward The Right Way Centre
Home state Brudia South State Orlque City
Delegate count 263 0 0
States carried 7 0 0
Popular vote 48,399,516 17,685,752 12,042,664
Percentage 61.95% 22.64% 15.41%

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Presidential election results map. Pink denotes those won by Brudia/Povaz. Numbers indicate electoral votes allotted to the winner of each state.

President before election

Emmanuel Matin
Centre Alliance

President Elect

Micheal Brudia
Forward

The 2019 Vazian presidential election was the 2nd sexennial presidential election (5th election overall), held on Sunday, April 14, 2019. The Forward ticket of Micheal Brudia, the incumbent Governor of Brudia, and Racheal Povaz, the 5th Speaker of the House of Representatives, defeated the Centre ticket of Emmanuel Matin and Thomas North, the incumbent President and Vice-President, and the Right Way ticket of former preisdntial candidate Theresa de Grand and Richard Gold, the infamous second senator from Lake State. Brudia became the first openly gay man and sitting governor ever to be elected to the presidency.

Brudia won an upset landslide victory in the electoral and popular vote which was attributed to the unequal economy and the high levels of corruption in government. He flipped every single state with only South State's popular vote being relatively close.