Elections in Krīpetēpla

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Being a democratic ŋation, Krīpetēpla regularly holds elections for the citizens to vote for a new parliament and a new executive. Additionally, following the death or abdication of the monarch, royal elections are held to find a new one.

The Krīpetēplan constitution states that general elections must be held once every four months, except for snap elections.

General elections

July 2025 general elections

Background

On 1 July 2025, the government of Krīpetēpla announced the first general elections to be held soon, and the following day the date was announced as 7 July. Due to these elections being held so soon after the constitution was approved, both houses of the parliament were elected using the federal electoral law.

The election was held using the score voting system, in which each voter had to assign a score 0-10 to each candidate.

Parties
Party Leader
Socialist Party 'oha Šaslīlila Nēht
Freedom Party Īti Etł O'īt
Democratic Party Tsilā Aklā Zōmet
Trade Party Hat Onāpoqa To'āp
People's Party Ēs Etł Hatet
Nationalist Party Ši Dirānetł Hemoetit
Military Front Gah Etł Wātet

Outcome

Prime Minister
Leader Party Score
'oha Šaslīlila Nēht Socialist Party 6.74/10
Īti Etł O'īt Freedom Party 6.88/10
Tsilā Aklā Zōmet Democratic Party 6.77/10
Hat Onāpoqa To'āp Trade Party 6.55/10
Ēs Etł Hatet People's Party 5.14/10
Ši Dirānetł Hemoetit Nationalist Party 4.11/10
Gah Etł Wātet Military Front 1.85
Composition of the Federal Council after the July 2025 elections
Composition of the National Assembly after the July 2025 elections
Parliament
Party Seats in the

Federal Council

Seats in the

National Assembly

Socialist Party 5 3
Freedom Party 1 4
Democratic Party 2 4
Trade Party 2 3
People's Party 0 3
Nationalist Party 0 2
Military Front 0 1
Total 10 20

Due to the electoral system used, the two houses of the parliament have drastically different compositions. This is because the Socialist Party performed better than the Freedom Party in the constituencies won, but the Freedom Party performed better overall.

Royal elections

2025 royal elections

Background

On 1 July 2025, king Sebroar announced he would abdicate to allow for a new king to be democratically elected, as he was put in place as a temporary head of State after the revolution. As such, royal elections were called for, to be held together with the general elections (later confirmed to be on 7 July). Despite not having the intention to candidate himself for the role, following pressures from various citizens and left-wing politicians on 2 July he announced his candidature.

The election was held using the score voting system, in which each voter had to assign a score 0-10 to each candidate.

Outcome
Candidate Party Score
Sēbroar Etł Fyē'łehadz Independent 7.29/10
'oha Aklā Tsilāt Trade Party 4.98/10