Terentiland
Terentiland
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Former Electoral Commissioner, former two term Member of Parliament, member of the Interior Ministry, and member of the Culture Ministry who has worked to improve Thaecia's political process, community, and democracy and earned the highest approval ratings in Congress while serving as MP and the highest approval ratings in government while serving as EC. Recently founded The Thaecian Journal and the Liberty Party of Thaecia; two separate projects which he hopes will continue making Thaecia a more prosperous region.
By Terentiland - March 9, 2020
By Terentiland - March 9, 2020
By Terentiland - March 9, 2020
The region began 2020 with 260 nations, but Thaecia has since declined and is down to 228 nations, a decline of 32 nations or 12.3% this year. The most nations the region ever had was 355 last July. The decline since then is 127 nations which amounts to a nearly 35.8% loss.
In this election, Progressive Parliament took four seats in it's first election. Among it's winners are Rayekka, former Prime Minister, and Snowflame, former Speaker of the House. The party hopes to implement many changes bundled up in a major Constitutional revision package which the party has titled, "the Reform". Their ability to follow through is yet to be discovered.
Seats in Parliament Divided Among Diverse Group of Parties and Independents
Seats in Parliament Divided Among Diverse Group of Parties and Independents
By Terentiland - March 7, 2020
In this general election, the seats in Parliament were divided among six different groups of people including five parties and independents. No one group gained more than three seats.
In this year's Senate general election, big political parties bit the dust as independents took the majority. Unity and the TPU, two parties which used to dominate Thaecian politics, have vanished completely from the Senate. Whether the independents will group together to form a majority coalition is yet to be seen. Perhaps most shocking about these results is the steep decline of the previous major parties, a trend which is sure to have lasting impact on the future of Thaecian politics.
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