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Furthermore, if any of the information provided doesn't match government resources or is insuficient, the candidate will be disqualified for the cycle. If it regards important information, they will be fined and banned from participating for the next 3 electoral cycles. For general crimes, prosecutions and other legal measures are taken in accord to their severity and type. For electoral crimes such as electoral fraud, their right to candidacy is revoked until further notice. |
Furthermore, if any of the information provided doesn't match government resources or is insuficient, the candidate will be disqualified for the cycle. If it regards important information, they will be fined and banned from participating for the next 3 electoral cycles. For general crimes, prosecutions and other legal measures, they are taken in accord to their severity and type. For electoral crimes, such as electoral fraud, their right to candidacy is revoked until further notice. |
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Debates happen two or three times depending on what the [[Electoral Committee of Sinkayya|Electoral Committee]] finds necessary. After the end of the first debates, attendees would vote in a poll and half of the candidates would be dismissed based on its results. One to two hours after the end of the final debate (or more if deemed necessary), elections for the local council officially begin. The debates are heavily regulated with guidelines that prevent inflammatory or improper language, and any form of harassment (physical or spoken) to any group, race, or individual. Any candidate in breach will face immediate disqualification and depending on the seriousness could be prosecuted for whichever crime they may have committed. Furthermore, the debates require general respect towards your peers during the debate, and punishes loud voices and yelling with potential disqualification. |
Debates happen two or three times depending on what the [[Electoral Committee of Sinkayya|Electoral Committee]] finds necessary. After the end of the first debates, attendees would vote in a poll and half of the candidates would be dismissed based on its results. One to two hours after the end of the final debate (or more if deemed necessary), elections for the local council officially begin. The debates are heavily regulated with guidelines that prevent inflammatory or improper language, and any form of harassment (physical or spoken) to any group, race, or individual. Any candidate in breach will face immediate disqualification and depending on the seriousness could be prosecuted for whichever crime they may have committed. Furthermore, the debates require general respect towards your peers during the debate, and punishes loud voices and yelling with potential disqualification. |
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To be eligible to any government role, the candidate to the job has to first pass through a psychological test. |
To be eligible to any government role, the candidate to the job has to first pass through a psychological test. |
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== List of Elections == |
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=== Premier (President of the Maghistariyya) === |
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Revision as of 23:20, 24 October 2023
Elections in Sinkayya are based on Workers' Councils and the the principle of delegacy. Direct elections happen at the provincial and municipal level with the Vayran Nayroda being made up of elected delegates from the provincial councils.
Process
Candidate selection
The Nayrodan of each district delegate or support others' candidates for the elections. Electoral blocs are decided by the Nayrodan themselves. Candidates will then be asked to present the following information (all of it will be displayed in their card & district's bulletin unless otherwise stated):
- their full name
- their age
- a photo
- national ID with photo (not displayed)
- their scholarship
- their job and current company's identification (not displayed, checked against a list of whitelisted companies)
- past organisations or party and details of tenure
- current organisation or party
Furthermore, if any of the information provided doesn't match government resources or is insuficient, the candidate will be disqualified for the cycle. If it regards important information, they will be fined and banned from participating for the next 3 electoral cycles. For general crimes, prosecutions and other legal measures, they are taken in accord to their severity and type. For electoral crimes, such as electoral fraud, their right to candidacy is revoked until further notice.
Debates happen two or three times depending on what the Electoral Committee finds necessary. After the end of the first debates, attendees would vote in a poll and half of the candidates would be dismissed based on its results. One to two hours after the end of the final debate (or more if deemed necessary), elections for the local council officially begin. The debates are heavily regulated with guidelines that prevent inflammatory or improper language, and any form of harassment (physical or spoken) to any group, race, or individual. Any candidate in breach will face immediate disqualification and depending on the seriousness could be prosecuted for whichever crime they may have committed. Furthermore, the debates require general respect towards your peers during the debate, and punishes loud voices and yelling with potential disqualification.
Local councils elect their own government (e.g the Leader of their Executive) and the members for the provincial councils. MLCs can be impeached at any point by a two-thirds majority of the LC, impugned by decision of the Vayran Nayroda or Provincial Nayroda or have their mandate rescinded by a three-fifths majority of the nayrodan from the district the MLC was elected in.
To be eligible to any government role, the candidate to the job has to first pass through a psychological test.