April 2021 Ceticilian parliamentary election
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| Turnout | 65.38% (17/26) ▲ | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Background
The Ceticilian Parliamentary election, April 2021 is the fourth total Parliamentary election in Ceticilia and the second regular Parliamentary election. Originally meant to be an election in which only the Speaker and Co-speaker were to be challenged it was briefly abolished and then immediately replaced with a regular Parliamentary election, bringing back the Parliamentary elections in April and October.
Additionally to the current elections for Parliament in January and July, regular parliamentary elections shall take place on the last full weekends of the months of April and October using the same mechanism as those in January and July as described by Ceticilian law.
— Vapo Bapo (DSP), approved by Parliament
Electoral system
The electoral system will be approval voting, with citizens being able to vote any number of candidates, including none at all (empty ballot).
Polling
Taylor Mia Torres poll, average performances
Results and Aftermath
The CEU lost their seats in this election.