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JUNE 2021 CABINET ELECTION | MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

ELIGIBILITY

In order to vote in this election you must meet the following conditions:

Become a legislator no later than June 02 at 12 AM (UTC).

Retain legislator status throughout the election.

You may not vote in this election if you became a legislator after the start of the declarations period or if you ceased to be a legislator in the intervening period (click for more information).


HOW TO VOTE

Voting will be conducted using Instant Runoff Voting (IRV) in the form of Optional Preferential Voting, where voters may vote for one or multiple candidates in descending order of preference. Article 2 of the Elections Act stipulates:


You must vote by ranking all or some of the candidates in descending order of preference, so that your most preferred candidate is located at the top. It is not required to rank all candidates. If you are not satisfied with any or some of the candidates, you may rank the option to re-open nominations according to your preference.

You may cast your vote your in one of two ways:

Casting a public ballot by voting in the form of a reply to this thread. Your vote will be publicly available and may be seen by all.

Casting a private ballot by voting in the form of a private message to the Vote Collector account. Your vote will remain private and will be published without your name, so that it cannot be related to you.

Voting shall begin on June 12th at 12 AM (UTC) and conclude on June 15th at 12 AM (UTC) (click for countdown).

Please consider time zone differences when reviewing the deadline for this stage in the election. It is your responsibility to ensure that you comply with all legal requirements within the mandated time frames (click for time zone conversion).

Please note that, once cast, a ballot cannot be changed. Any attempt to change your vote will result in its invalidation.

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CURRENT BALLOT


MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS

Jay Coop
Qaweritoyu
Re-Open Nominations




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Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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As a candidate in this election, I shall abstain.
4× Cabinet minister /// 1× OWL director /// CRS member /// SPSF

My History
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1. Jay Coop
2. Qaweritoyu
3. RON
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Jay Coop
Qaweritoyu
RON
"After he realizes this newfound power of his to override the hopes and dreams of republicans, he puts all of the united provinces under his control."
one time minister of culture

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1. Jay Coop
2. Qaweritoyu
3. Re-Open Nominations
Benevolent Thomas-Today at 11:15 AM
"I'm not sure if Altmoras has ever been wrong about anything."
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1. Jay Coop
2. Re-Open Nominations
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1. Re-Open Nominations
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Coop
Qaw
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1. Qaweritoyu
2. Jay
3. Ron
Local Councilroar.
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Jay Coop
Qaweritoyu
RON
 
Witchcraft and Sorcery

Former Prime Minister and Minister of Defense. Formerly many things in other regions. Defender. Ideologue. he/they.
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