Federal Election Called
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 13:07
OOC: A little bit of housekeeping. I have changed the way I count votes, you can still use the poll, however it will be taken as a NewsPoll only. To vote please go here (http://www.freewebs.com/rotovia). By following one of the links, a pageload will be placed on the hit counter and recorded as a vote. There is also an option to make a postal vote on the page. For those curious about how I can garuantee I won't just make up the election results, the truth is just like in a real election you can't. I have however created a number of features to prevent vote whoring, the site will only count one vote per half hour per unique IP address. Postal votes will be manually counted. At the end of the election I will post a link to the page that display my stat results. That's all for now.
IC: The Magistrate of Athens ventured to the tiny costal town of Geothebus to declare the first polls open. President Dionysus Baccheus had called early elections to celibrate the first time that outer provinces, namely former colonies holding large percentages of mainland citizens will be allowed to elect their own officials to government.
It is expected however, that the western provinces will punish the coalition government for rising taxes and the governments undenied leftward shift in policy.
I'm Julia DeArmour for RNN: Special Election Report and we'll be bringing you the hours by hour account of these very unique federal elections...
OOC: That link to vote again: Click Here (http://www.freewebs.com/rotovia)
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 13:27
OOC: It's come to my attention that the security code for the postal voting system is occasionally blurry. Click your refresh button if you have trouble reading the code.
Jeruselem
21-08-2005, 13:27
OOC
Which party is most religion friendly?
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 13:37
OOC
Which party is most religion friendly?OOC:
The Liberal Party is made of new-school Catholics, but forms coalition with the atheists dominated Republican Party.
The Conservative Party is made up of your more right of centre Protestants.
The Reformists are a breakaway of the Conservatives and could be best desribed as R.I.N.O.
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 13:45
ADVERTISMENT:
Under the Conservative Party intrest rates rose to 8%...
Under the Liberal Government has dropped to 4.5%...
Under the Conservative Party the Denari stood at $.75USD...
Under the Liberal Government if stands at a proud $3.45USD...
Under the Conservative Party the cost of living was $35k per family...
Under the Liberal Government the cost of living is just $24K on average...
Now tell us who's weak on economics....
I'm President Baccheus and I approve this commericial...
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 13:56
RNN: Special Election Coverage
Media outlets accross the nation are being made to eat their words as The Government streaks ahead in early opinion polls form the Western States, traditonal ground for the more conservative parties.
The Liberals has also been first off the bat to begin flooding the television with campaign ads. It's rumoured early campaign contribution were so high, that the Commisioner for Elections placed restrictions on the hourly donations that party could receive.
In local news, a new party called the National Reformist Party has made a splash by splitting from the Conservative Party and running a purely economic platform...
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 14:08
ADVERTISEMENT
Baccheus claims to be hard on crime....
But emancipates serial killers like Frank Heartings
Baccheus claims to be good for th economy...
Yet has delivered the largest trade deficit in Rotovian History
Baccheus claims to value the sanctity of life...
But has passed nine laws increasing abortion availablity since taking office
Baccheus claimed he'd end the Cretian Conflict...
Yet has more than doubled the troop deployment in Crete
I'm Jane Farbanks and I approve this ad...
The Kadell
21-08-2005, 14:15
but where is the Green Party comrade?
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 14:16
RNN: Special Election Report
A suprising turn of events today as voters rapidly turn on the major parties. The recent Conservative breakaway party, The National Reformists have stormed the public opinion polls, and are expected to destroy both Government and Opposition in the primaries.
A recent radio capmaign "Vote early and vote often" was this morning pulled form the air by the Deputy Commissioner for Elections, citing extreme violations of the Electoral Fairness Act.
There has been no response from The Palace of Athens, with the President enjoying the ritual established by his prediscessor of speeding in on election on.
Polls moving further north-east have begun to open and a large storm to the polls by Catholics form the northern townships and farmers eager to preserve the President's Hiatus on Farming Loan Payments.
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 14:19
but where is the Green Party comrade?
Virtually non-excistant, major parties with strong enviromental policy and a distinct multi-party system tends to render such parties obscelite.
Kjata Major
21-08-2005, 14:19
OOC: Go go REFORM PAR-TY! I was going to pick conservative....but do you really want a bunch of crazy people when you want to break away from it? Conservative tends to stay conservative. Bad choice for stepping towards new government types, like left wing utopia.
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 14:35
Geothebus Primaries:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Dionysus777/elect01.jpg
Rotovia-
21-08-2005, 14:50
RNN: Special Election Report
IN suprisng news, early election results in the tiny coastal town of Geothebus have seen the Incumbent swing back into the Margin. Hopes are still grim for a Liberal win in the seat, however party officials aren't letting on.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v209/Dionysus777/elect02.jpg
Rotovia-
22-08-2005, 01:52
RNN: Special Election Coverage
As polls begin opening in the South-Western provinces, it is becoming more and more apparent the West is still Conservative Country, with polls swinging decively in favour of the traditional Conservative Candidates.
In these elctorates, the new National Reformist Party appears to have lost steam.
A number of Western Provinces are not even being opposed by the Liberal Government.
Rotovia-
22-08-2005, 02:51
RNN: Special Election Report:
The seat of Geothebus looks to be regained by Liberal Senator Jaylene Hastings, with a reduced majority. With only 52% of the vote counted, punters are already calling it the first victory for the government.
Booths continue to open further Northward in the Western Provinces...