Parthenian Parliament

Parthenian Parliament
Logo of the Parthenian Parliament
Type
Type	De facto lower house
Structure
Seats	500
Length of term	5 years
Elections
Voting system	Anthony electoral method
Meeting place
Building of Peace

The Parthenian Parliament is the 500-members large assembly representing the people of the Parthenian Economic Union. It, along with the Parthenian Senate constitute the legislature of the said union. It is the

Members

See also: Anthony apportionment method

Candidate		Deputies
	Deputies elected in national districts	450
	Deputies elected in an Parthenia-wide district	50

The deputies are elected in two different curiae - national and Parthenia-wide, allowing citizens of the Union to cast two votes.

The National Curia, marked with the letter N (on ballots stylised as 𝒩) consists of 450 members are apportioned between member states using the Anthony apportionment method, where they can be subdivided into more sub-national constituencies, in which elections take place using the Anthony electoral method. Voters in this curia cast votes to their regional representatives, which represent the interests of their respective regional constituency.

The Parthenian Curia, marked with the letter P (on ballots stylized as 𝒫) consists of the remaining 50 members and is elected using a single constituency, in which all citizens of the Union vote for the same lists of candidates using the Anthony electoral method with votes tallied using the Anthony voting method. Members elected within this curia represent the interests of the Union at large and as such are seen as the prominent leaders. The leader (often called Spitzenkandidat) of the largest party elected through this curia automatically becomes the leader of the Parthenian Cabinet

Elections

See also: Anthony electoral method

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Snap elections

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Legislative process

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History

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Past elections

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See also

• Parthenian Senate