2022 Pennian general election
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Turnout | 9 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Votes counted | 100% | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The 2022 Pennian General Election was the first Presidential election of the Penn Federal Republic, two years after the founding of the nation. Incumbent candidate Devin Purcell started his first official term after winning 66% of the vote.
Candidates
Devin Purcell
The incumbent candidate, Devin Purcell of the Constitutionalist Party ran on a platform of political centrism, with policies catering to both the left and the right. He was considered to be the frontrunner, being the founder of the nation, and building and implementing many of his popular policies to develop the nation.
Thomas Jacobs
Controversial veteran micronationalist, Thomas Jacobs ran on a platform of social conservatism and economic liberalization, and later dropped out to be the running mate for Devin Purcell.
Nicholas Fisher
Nicholas Fisher was the former head of state in Aenderia, Bepistan, and Auvenum. At the time of the election he served as the Minister of Public Safety led the Pennian law enforcement.
Joseph Montgomery
Independent candidate Joseph Montgomery ran as a third choice, on a platform of social conservatism. He served as the Minister of Immigration.
Results
With only nine registered votes, the election had the lowest turnout in Pennian history. Incumbent candidate Devin Purcell secured the position with 66% of the vote.