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Pursuant to article two of the Rizealand Articles of Federation, members of the Federation Council must be citizens of Rizealand, at least thirty years of age, and residents of Rizealand for the last five years. They must also be residents of the political divisions they represent at the time of their election. While each state is represented by three members of the Federation Council, only two of the three members are elected as the third member is appointed by the state's legislature and serves at the legislature's pleasure. Each territory is only represented by one member of the Federation Council who must be elected. Lastly, each sovereign indigenous nation is also represented by three members of the Federation Council, although the mode of their election is determined by each nation. In 2023, only the Onnohou Nation provided for the popular election of two of its three Federation Council seats. Each elected member of the Federation Council serves a five-year term without any term limits and must be elected by a majority of the popular vote. Although Federation Council elections in Rizealand are typically contested by the two major political coalitions—the National Progress Coalition or NPC and the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition or TNC—the existence of third-party candidates and independent candidates can result in no candidate receiving more than half of the votes cast. As a result, Rizealand election law currently has Federation Council elections organized in a two-round system. Under this system, the first election is held on October 1, 2023, which is a national holiday. If no candidate receives a majority of the votes cast on or before than date, then the two candidates with the highest percentages of the vote advance to a second runoff election which is scheduled for November 5, 2023.
The Federation Election Commission (FEC) is responsible for overseeing all federal elections in Rizealand, including those for Federation Council members in each state, territory, and the Onnohou Nation. However, the process for being listed on the federal election ballot varies by political division. In New Estmere and San Andreas, a nonpartisan blanket primary where all candidates are listed on a single primary ballot is utilized. Under this system, candidates with the top three highest percentages of the vote advance to the general election. In all other political divisions, the process for nominating presidential candidates is utilized. Under this system, Federation Council candidates must submit their applications for candidacy to the FEC by the first day of July during the election year in one of two ways. First, one may be nominated by a national political party registered with the FEC. Second, one may qualify as an independent candidate by providing the signatures equal to ten percent of the number of voters that voted in that political division during the most recent federal election. While independent candidates may begin their campaign at any time, they cannot begin the collection of signatures until the first day of the election year and any signatures collected prior to that date are deemed invalid. The process to be nominated by a political party varies. The NPC and TNC both use a series of primary elections or caucuses to select a nominee that begin in February of the election year and end by April or May. Once a candidate has won a majority of the primary votes or contests, their nomination is made official by the coalition's nominating convention for that political division. Because of the early timeline for primary elections and caucuses, Federation Council candidates typically begin their campaigns a year or more before the actual election year begins.
After being nominated or successfully applying to become an independent candidate, candidates begin their general election campaigns in the summer of the election year which typically involve advertising, campaign rallies, get-out-the-vote drives, and attending a series of televised debates organized by the FEC. Starting on the twentieth day before election day, the FEC mails out ballots to every registered voter in each political division. To have their votes counted, voters must complete the ballots and mail them back by the day prior to election day. Alternatively, voters may visit a polling station on election day where they can cast their vote or turn in their mail ballot. Once the votes are tabulated and certified by the FEC, the winner of the election is announced or a runoff election is scheduled. The FEC also serves as the arbiter of any election disputes and its decisions are directly appealable to the High Court.
In advance of the 2023 Federation Council election, the TNC's National Council decided to cancel all primary elections or caucuses where the incumbent decided to run for reelection. As a result, a total of eleven primaries or caucuses were cancelled for Cahoka, Charlotte, New Caldia, Lyhoming, Providence, and St. Ellen.
Overview by state
Assimia (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Assimia (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On March 4, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Assimia in which a total of five candidates sought the nomination for Assimia's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Samuel Price (incumbent), Zak Stevens (small business owner), Freddie Collins (environmental engineer), Jack Anderson (union organizer), and Guy Hémery (environmental activist). Price won the nomination outright after receiving 86.82% of the vote.
On March 4, 2023, the TNC held party caucuses in Assimia in which a total of seven candidates sought the nomination for Assimia's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Eva Chapman (political activist and perennial candidate), Rory Greene (small business owner), Brandon Sharp (pastor), Teddy Cunningham (mayor of Defiance), and Noah Boland (small business owner). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between Chapman and Greene as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. Chapman won the nomination after receiving 53.49% of the runoff vote.
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Assimia will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling Assimia's second seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Audrey Menard, is seeking reelection to a third term of office as the nominee for the National Progress Coalition and will be facing off against the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition's Dylan O'Mellan and the RSWI's Niamh White in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On March 4, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Assimia in which a total of four candidates sought the nomination for Assimia's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Audrey Menard (incumbent), Johnny Ye (career counselor), Emma Cochet (lawyer), and Joe Ward (political activist). Menard won the nomination outright after receiving 92.18% of the vote.
On March 4, 2023, the TNC held party caucuses in Assimia in which a total of five candidates sought the nomination for Assimia's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Dylan O'Mellan (floor leader for the Sotirian Democrats in the Assimia State Assembly), Robert Burke (Army veteran and entrepreneur), Tamara Woya (pastor), Harry Thompson (small business owner), and Benedita Vieira (pastor). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between O'Mellan and Burke as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. O'Mellan won the nomination after receiving 62.61% of the runoff vote.
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Cahoka will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling Cahoka's first seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Sotiropher McCarthy, is seeking reelection to a fourth term of office as the nominee for the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition and will be facing off against the National Progress Coalition's Vira Dovhan in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On March 18, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Cahoka in which a total of two candidates sought the nomination for Cahoka's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Vira Dovhan (college professor) and Jackson Ross (small business owner). Dovhan won the nomination outright after receiving 76.18% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Sotiropher McCarthy, a National Republican, received the TNC's nomination for Cahoka's first seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
On March 18, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Cahoka in which Ollie O'Hagan (retired Air Force pilot) was the sole candidate to seek the nomination for Cahoka's second seat in the Federation Council. Having run unopposed, O'Hagan received the nomination outright.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Matthew Dubois of the Conservative Reform Party received the TNC's nomination for Cahoka's second seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Charlotte (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Charlotte (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On February 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Charlotte in which a total of eight candidates sought the nomination for Charlotte's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Marie Gauthier (First Chamber Opposition Leader in the Charlotte Senate), Sarah Boutroux (Charlotte parish senator), Charles Tiernan (business executive), Roger Corne (former First Chamber Opposition Leader in the Charlotte Senate), Daya Gharapure (business executive), Isaac Murphy (Charlotte state senator), Sawaya Morio (small business owner), and Stan Zakrevsky (lawyer). Gauthier won the nomination outright after receiving 51.80% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Ryan MacCormack of the Conservative Reform Party received the TNC's nomination for Charlotte's first seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Charlotte (2nd seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Charlotte (Seat 2)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On February 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Charlotte in which a total of five candidates sought the nomination for Charlotte's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Geneviève Gérard (First ChamberDemocrat Leader in the Charlotte Senate), Jack Robertson (Navy veteran), Sabrina Boudon (Charlotte parish senator), Virgil Rebelo (college professor), and Cezar Brito (labor activist). Gérard won the nomination outright after receiving 51.33% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Evan Adams, a Sotirian Democrat, received the TNC's nomination for Charlotte's second seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Fael (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Fael (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Fael will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling Fael's first seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Rosie McDonald, is seeking reelection to a second term of office as the nominee for the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition and will be facing off against the National Progress Coalition's Ellen Gorman in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On February 18, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Fael in which a total of three candidates sought the nomination for Fael's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Alda Águas (labor activist), Ellen Gorman (Tionól member), and Mollie Gilfoyle (accountant). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between Águas and Gorman as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. Gorman won the nomination after receiving 51.12% of the runoff vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Rosie McDonald, a Sotirian Democrat, received the TNC's nomination for Fael's first seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Fael (2nd seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Fael (Seat 2)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On February 18, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Fael in which a total of twelve candidates sought the nomination for Fael's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Calvin Wiltshire (Tionól Opposition Leader), Austin Broderick (small business owner), Ana Monteiro (labor activist), Myles MacKeon (lawyer), Deana Bullock (journalist), Bill Quinn (Tionól member), Nela Luz (Tionól member), Senan Kilroy (small business owner), Adalberto Torres (lawyer), Michael Cousteau (doctor), Roland Silveira (pastor), and Dominik Fagan (lawyer and environmental activist). Wiltshire won the nomination outright after receiving 80.02% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Luke Porter of the Conservative Reform Party received the TNC's nomination for Fael's second seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
On March 25, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Lothicania in which a total of two candidates sought the nomination for Lothicania's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Nicholas George (incumbent) and Olivia Allen (lawyer and activist). George won the nomination outright after receiving 79.81% of the vote.
Nancy Filardo of the Conservative Reform Party, a CNN television host, received the TNC's nomination for Lothicania's first seat in the Federation Council after being the only candidate to seek the nomination.
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Lothicania will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling Lothicania's second seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Marcela Carbajal Noboa, is seeking reelection to a second term of office as the nominee for the National Progress Coalition and will be facing off against the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition's Ashton Butler in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On March 25, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Lothicania in which a total of four candidates sought the nomination for Lothicania's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Marcela Carbajal Noboa (incumbent), Maria Zamboni (television news anchor), Raha Almasi (Green activist), and Bob West (perennial candidate). Carbajal Noboa won the nomination outright after receiving 71.65% of the vote.
On March 25, 2023, the TNC held primary elections in Lothicania in which a total of 10 candidates sought the nomination for Lothicania's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Ashton Butler (real estate investor), Laura Robinson (civil engineer), Jonathan Davidson (small business owner), Fausto Carneiro (IT services consultant), Lucas Young (engineering consultant), Arnold Pozza (entrepreneur), Yvonne Boffrand (small busines owner), Anthony Donohoe (political activist), Ethan Morini (retail worker), and Benny Buzitu (computer engineer). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between Butler and Robinson as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. Butler won the nomination after receiving 71.20% of the runoff vote.
On February 25, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Lyhoming in which a total of six candidates sought the nomination for Lyhoming's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Jack Stewart (former Mayor of McDowell), Shane MacCoglan (teachers' union leader), Zak Lindblad (lawyer), Archie Hopkins (farmer), Caleb McDonald (truck driver), and Alfie Davis (LGBT rights activist). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between Stewart and MacCoglan as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. Stewart won the nomination after receiving 53.05% of the runoff vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor William Fraser of the Conservative Reform Party received the TNC's nomination for Lyhoming's first seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Lyhoming (2nd seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Lyhoming (Seat 2)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On February 25, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Lyhoming in which a total of twelve candidates sought the nomination for Lyhoming's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Camila Santos (Lyhoming State Assembly Opposition Leader), Elliot Berry (Lyhoming state legislator), Gláucia Saldanha (labor rights activist), Abigail Gray (lawyer), Jessica Armstrong (lawyer), Sebastian Richards (lawyer), Iria Gonsalves (Green activist), Bill Barrett (small business owner), Josh Harvey (police officer), Amir Conejero (investment banker), Dustin Haynes (Lyhoming state legislator), and Brandon Matthews (teacher). After no candidate received an absolute majority of the vote, a runoff primary election was held between Santos and Berry as the top two candidates on May 27, 2023. Santos won the nomination after receiving 53.25% of the runoff vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Nathan Cox, a National Republican, received the TNC's nomination for Lyhoming's second seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
New Estmere (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in New Estmere (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in New Estmere will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling New Estmere's first seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Toby Duncan (Green), is seeking reelection to a fourth term of office and will be facing off against Kayla Jeffcoat (National Republican) and Justin Messier (Conservative Reform) in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
Primary election
On April 1, 2023, a nonpartisan blanket primary election was held for New Estmere's first seat in the Federation Council. A total of eighteen candidates participated. The candidates with the top three highest percentages of the vote advanced to the general election on October 1, 2023, including Fed Councilor Toby Duncan (incumbent), Kayla Jeffcoat (doctor), and Justin Messier (small business owner).
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in New Estmere will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling New Estmere's second seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Sundar Pavagi (New Democrat), is seeking reelection to a first full term of office and will be facing off against Amy Morris (National Republican) and Fred Murray (Conservative Reform) in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
Primary election
On April 1, 2023, a nonpartisan blanket primary election was held for New Estmere's second seat in the Federation Council. A total of twenty-five candidates participated. The candidates with the top three highest percentages of the vote advanced to the general election on October 1, 2023, including Fed Councilor Sundar Pavagi (incumbent), Amy Morris (journalist), and Fred Murray (police officer).
On February 4, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Providence in which a total of seven candidates sought the nomination for Providence's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Lucas Gaumont (media entrepreneur), Benjamin Dejesus (Mayor of South Bend), Kaitlynn Thomas (Providence state legislator), Sara Williamson (civil rights lawyer), Owen Simpson (retired Army officer), Diogo Valente (Providence state legislator), and Zofia O'Toole (environmental activist). Gaumont won the nomination outright after receiving 52.13% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Jordan Watts of the Conservative Reform Party received the TNC's nomination for Providence's first seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
Providence (2nd seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in Providence (Seat 2)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On February 4, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in Providence in which a total of nine candidates sought the nomination for Providence's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Carol Peltier (Speaker of the Providence General Assembly), Naomi Cooper (prosecutor), Sam Stromberg (Providence state legislator), Megan Lawrence (small business owner), Isabel Campbell (small business owner), Sarah Palmerston (doctor), George St. Clair (college professor), Sean Andrews (lawyer and former federal prosecutor), and Denis Burov (Providence state legislator). Peltier won the nomination outright after receiving 67.55% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Joel Dixon, a Sotirian Democrat, received the TNC's nomination for Providence's second seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
San Andreas (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in San Andreas (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in San Andreas will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling San Andreas's first seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Bradley Williamson (New Democrat), is seeking reelection to a fifth term of office and will be facing off against Antonio Costa (Democrat) and Darren Darcy (Conservative Reform) in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
Primary election
On April 8, 2023, a nonpartisan blanket primary election was held for San Andreas's first seat in the Federation Council. A total of thirty-one candidates participated. The candidates with the top three highest percentages of the vote advanced to the general election on October 1, 2023, including Fed Councilor Bradley Williamson (incumbent), Antonio Costa (Los Santos city councilor), and Darren Darcey (business executive).
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in San Andreas will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling San Andreas's second seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Aaron O'Hara (Democrat), is seeking reelection to a second term of office and will be facing off against Henry Noske (Conservative Reform) and Elliot Patel (Sotirian Democrat) in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
Primary election
On April 8, 2023, a nonpartisan blanket primary election was held for San Andreas's second seat in the Federation Council. A total of twenty candidates participated. The candidates with the top three highest percentages of the vote advanced to the general election on October 1, 2023, including Fed Councilor Aaron O'Hara (incumbent), Henry Noske (lawyer), and Elliot Patel (doctor).
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in the Capital Territory will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling the Capital Territory's seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Clarissa Delon, is seeking reelection to a second term of office as the nominee for the National Progress Coalition and will be facing off against the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition's Jens Lindblad in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On March 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in the Capital Territory in which a total of four candidates sought the nomination for the Capital Territory's seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Clarissa Delon (incumbent), Kieran Spencer (environmental activist), Aimee Reynolds (social justice activist), and Erick Vitvinin (civil rights lawyer). Delon won the nomination outright after receiving 83.39% of the vote.
Jens Lindblad, a National Republican political activist, received the TNC's nomination for the Capital Territory's seat on the Federation Council after being the only candidate to seek the nomination.
Onnohou Nation (1st seat)
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in the Onnohou Nation (Seat 1)
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in the Onnohou Nation will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling the Onnohou Nation's first seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Frank Delannoy, is seeking reelection to a second term of office as the nominee for the National Progress Coalition and will be facing off against the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition's Zachary Degotoga in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On February 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in the Onnohou Nation in which Fed Councilor Frank Delannoy (incumbent) was the sole candidate to seek the nomination for the Onnohou Nation's first seat in the Federation Council. Having run unopposed, Delannoy received the nomination outright.
On March 11, 2023, the TNC held party caucuses in the Onnohou Nation in which a total of three candidates sought the nomination for the Onnohou Nation's first seat in the Federation Council. They included Zachary Degotoga (political activist), Nicholas Atohi (farmer), and Lydia Awenasa (casino employee). Degotoga won the nomination outright after receiving 50.29% of the caucuses vote.
The 2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in the Onnohou Nation will be held on Sunday, October 1, 2023, for the purposes of filling the Onnohou Nation's second seat on the Federation Council. As part of the 2023 Rizealand elections, it will be held concurrently with a nationwide presidential election and elections to the Rizealand House of Representatives. The incumbent, Fed Councilor Colin Mitchell, is seeking reelection to a second term of office as the nominee for the National Progress Coalition and will be facing off against the Tripartite Nationalist Coalition's Logan Wesa in the general election. If no candidate receives more than fifty percent of the vote, a runoff election will be held to determine the winner.
NPC primary
On February 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in the Onnohou Nation in which a total of two candidates sought the nomination for Onnohou Nation's second seat in the Federation Council. They included Fed Councilor Colin Mitchell (incumbent) and Ryan Tsiyi (Onnohou National Assembly staffer). Mitchell won the nomination outright after receiving 64.17% of the vote.
Logan Wesa, a National Republican business owner, received the TNC's nomination for the Onnohou Nation's second seat on the Federation Council after being the only candidate to seek the nomination.
St. Ellen
2023 Rizealand Federation Council election in St. Ellen
← 2018
October 1, 2023 (first round) November 5, 2023 (second round)
On March 11, 2023, the NPC held primary elections in St. Ellen in which a total of two candidates sought the nomination for St. Ellen's seat in the Federation Council. They included Kam Seul-Ki (former St. Ellen Legislative Assembly Opposition Leader) and Ashleigh West (St. Ellen Legislative Assembly Opposition Leader). Kam won the nomination outright after receiving 55.44% of the vote.
Incumbent Fed Councilor Benjamin Caffrey, a National Republican, received the TNC's nomination for St. Ellen's seat in the Federation Council after facing no opposition.
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