September-October 2023 General Elections

The election was conducted under Cézembrean law by Cézembrean Sénéchal X. Pol Brigă.

Multiple RCV rounds were necessary to adjudicate this race, as detailed below.

No majority is present. The candidates tied for last place are sorted looking at second, third, etc. preferences they received. G. Ventrutx has one second preference. N. Ventrutx has one third preference, while del Val has none. Del Val is eliminated.

Del Val's ballot is reassigned to Carbonel (2nd choice). Carbonel holds a majority and is duly elected.

Multiple RCV rounds were necessary to adjudicate this race, as detailed below.

No majority is present. Tresplet, Martinez, Siervicül and Xhorxh are all tied and all received no further preferences, so parallel scenarios would have to be conducted. However, the ballots for Tresplet, Martinez and Xhorxh do not contain further preferences, so they would be exhausted under any permutation of eliminations, while the ballot for Siervicül contains a second preference for Vilaçafat. Thus, all scenarios would converge to the same outcome.

As detailed before, the ballots for Martinez, Tresplet and Xhorxh are exhausted, and the ballot for Siervicül is reallocated to Vilaçafat. No majority is present. Ardpresteir is eliminated.

One of Ardpresteir's ballots is reassigned to Davinescu, while the other two are exhausted. No majority is present. The tie cannot be resolved under IRV, as Davinescu and Vilaçafat have the same number (1) of second preferences assigned to them and no lower preferences. Premier of Maricopa Danihel Txechescu was initially called to break the tie, but litigation arose after Davinescu could not attend the agreed upon tiebreaker, a poker game. A new court-ordered tiebreaker was held under Txec dal Nordselvă, who had in the meantime succeeded Txechescu, and selected Davinescu to continue as Senator by the roll of a virtual spinning wheel.