2022 Gaplan general election

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2022-B Gaplan General Election
Presidential Election

← January 2022 August 27, 2022 2023-A →
Turnout33.714%
  Emma portrait.png Chelsea portrait.jpg
Candidate Emma Bunnell Chelsea Chen
Party FRP PNSP
STV vote 63 47
Percentage 53.4% 39.8%
State Emeralkia Elemental
Occupation Deputy President
Classical Dancer
President
Violinist

President before election

Chelsea Chen
PNSP

President after election

Emma Bunnell
FRP

The 2022-B Gaplan general election is a recently completed election that took place from August 3, 2022 until August 27, 2022. The election, after Gapla's governmental reform, will choose the President of the Federated States of Gapla for one year and the National Assembly for six months. This is scheduled to be the only Gaplan general election as elections after the election will be called "legislative" and "presidential" elections.

Starting on June 25, 2022, preparations for the election began as parties submitted coalitions, alliances, and proposals to run. On July 3, 2022, the national party conventions were opened. From July 15, 2022 until July 22, 2022, there was be a period of debate, campaigning, and advertising. The last day to turn in the election tickets was on July 25, 2022, and priority voting began on July 28, 2022. General voting opened on August 3, 2022, and was the last stage of the election.

Results were announced on Gapla's YouTube channel on August 30, 2022, Gapla Standard Time as a premiere starting at 5:00 PM on Gapla's official YouTube channel. All government officials should know the results by the afternoon of August 27, 2022, affirming an oath that they will not share the results before the official announcement. However, in the previous election, the 2022 Gaplan presidential election, the results were leaked early by government officials, and there was popular speculation that this would happen again. This did not happen, and most people found out the results after the premiere.

The new President, Prime Minister, and National Assembly will take office on September 1, 2022, with the Leader of the Opposition being elected before and taking office on September 3, 2022.

Events

The election is either in progress or has not yet started, therefore, results or events cannot yet be posted.

Participants and results

The following is a list of the participants in the 2022 Gaplan general election:

Presidential election

The President of the Federated States of Gapla is elected through ranked choice voting in a single transferable vote system.

Political parties in the 2022 Gaplan general elections - Presidential election
Coalition Party Nominee (president) Political position Ideology Vote
Anti-Socialist Coalition (ASC)

"Rightist Alliance"

Free Rightist Party (FRP)

"Rightist Party"

FRP logo Gapla.png Emma Bunnell Centre-right to right-wing Libertarian conservativism 63 53.4%
Centrist Radical Party (CRP)

"Radical Party"

Logo for the Centrist Radicals of gapla.png
Centre to center-right Radical centrism
Kim Jong Un Party (KJUP / OTE)

"Kim Jong Un Party"

De jure: Far-left

De facto: Satire, in reality right-wing

De jure: Juche

De facto: Satire

People's New Socialist Party (PNSP)

"Socialist Party"


(now the People's Liberal Party)

PNSP gapla.png
Chelsea Chen Centre-left to left-wing Social democracy 47 39.8%
Socialist Republic Party (SRP)

"Republic Party"

SRPGapla.jpg
Nicolas Caiazzo Far-left Libertarian communism 8 6.8%

Legislative election

The legislature of the Federated States of Gapla is proportionally distributed, through open party lists. The most senior member of the party list, except the Presidential nominee, is to be selected as the Speaker.

Political parties in the 2022 Gaplan general elections - Legislative election
Coalition Party Nominee (PM) Political position Ideology Vote Seats
Anti-Socialist Coalition (ASC)

"Rightist Alliance"

Free Rightist Party (FRP)

"Rightist Party"

FRP logo Gapla.png Wyatt Baek Centre-right to right-wing Libertarian conservativism 71 60.2% 6
Centrist Radical Party (CRP)

"Radical Party"

Logo for the Centrist Radicals of gapla.png
Centre to center-right Radical centrism
People's New Socialist Party (PNSP)

"Socialist Party"


(now the People's Liberal Party)

PNSP gapla.png
Mirabelle Wang Centre-left to left-wing Social democracy 24 20.3% 2
Kim Jong Un Party (KJUP / OTE)

"Kim Jong Un Party"

Dheer Patel De jure: Far-left

De facto: Satire, in reality right-wing

De jure: Juche

De facto: Satire

13 11.0% 1
Socialist Republic Party (SRP)

"Republic Party"

SRPGapla.jpg
Connor Hetner Far-left Libertarian communism 10 8.5% 1

Aftermath

The election is either in progress or has not yet started, therefore, results or events cannot yet be posted.