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5 people were killed and 60 were hospitalized in a crash located in the Pennsylvania Turnpike on Sunday morning. Two victims are in critical condition, all of the injured victims are expected to survive.

Kalliergo I update: The mission is making ‘significant’ progress after nearly a year since launching according to Emperor Anthony I.

Peach Plant in Saspearian apart of the Kalliergo I mission.

Weather Forecast: Today’s high temperature is 75°F (21°C) and low temperature is 42°F (6°C). Monday and Wednesday will have some cloudy weather, Thursday and Friday are expected to have some rain, Tuesday and Saturday will have sunny weather.

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

Source: AP News and BrainyQuote

Total Solar Eclipse in Unueco

Earlier today, Unueco, the capital of Saspearian, and many other places across North America saw a fascinating event: a Total Solar Eclipse. Millions who live in many cities across the United States, Mexico, and Canada were on the path for this event.

There was much anticipation for the Total Solar Eclipse due to its presence and remarkability. The eclipse had a broad extent in its path as it passed in totality through the United States, Mexico, and Canada and was the only eclipse to be visible in totality in all three countries in the 21st century. In addition, it was the first Total Solar Eclipse to pass through Saspearian.

In Unueco, the Partial Eclipse began at 11:17 AM, and the totality began at 12:36 PM and lasted for approximately 2 minutes and 41 seconds—the Partial Eclipse following the totality ended at 1:58 PM (all times are in Unueco Time).

The weather conditions were forecasted to be mostly cloudy during the eclipse, with some visibility possible. Due to the potential conditions, there was consideration by the Saspearian Government for canceling the watch party at Unueco. However, there were some break-ins in the clouds, which allowed for favourable viewing and the severe weather forecasted was after the eclipse.

The Solar Eclipse in the totality phase at 12:38 PM Unueco Time.

Emperor Anthony I, along with family members, held a watch party for the eclipse. “The solar eclipse was an amazing sight to see,” Anthony I says. The weather conditions in Unueco were mostly cloudy during the eclipse but visible during the partial solar eclipse and totality.

The next solar eclipse that will pass in North America along a similar path in extent will occur on August 12, 2045, which will be seen in Saspearian.

January 2024 MA Runoff Council Election Live Results

Following the conclusion of the general MA Council election for January 2024, in which representatives of Saspearian, Surdam, and The Dales retained their incumbent council positions, a runoff election was organized to elect delegates to the remaining two seats, as three candidates received 10 votes each.

The top two candidates who receive the most votes will be elected to serve on the council.

CandidateVotes
Bepistan      11 (91.7%)
✓ Free State of Wetherill9 (75%)
Great Lawl Reich3 (33.3%)
25.5% of expected vote reporting (12 votes) | Final Results

Bepistan and Wetherill have led by 58.4 and 41.7 points margins, respectively, against the Great Lawl Reich. The voting period was scheduled to last for 24 hours, extending until February 1 at 10:30 PM (UTC+00:00), and has concluded. SBC News has projected that Bepistan and Wetherill will be elected to the MA Council.

MA Council Election of January 2024 Live Results

The January 2024 MA Council Election is a general election in which the delegates of the organization will cast votes to elect the members of the January 2024 Council. The election has 11 candidates, making it the most contested council election to date.

The top five candidates with the most votes will be elected to serve on the council.

Council Election

CandidateVotes
✓ Empire of Surdam*13 (61.9%)
✓ Saspearian*12 (57.1%)
✓ Kingdom of the Dales*11 (52.4%)
Bepistan10 (47.6%)
Great Lawl Reich10 (47.6%)
Free State of Wetherill10 (47.6%)
Grand Kingdom of Ameristan*9 (42.9%)
Empire of Levinia8 (38.1%)
Republic of Parklandia4 (19%)
Republic of Inocria4 (19%)
Kingdom of Gunaka2 (9.5%)
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent
44% of the expected vote reporting (21 votes) | Final Results

SBC News has projected Surdam, Saspearian, and the Kingdom of the Dales will be re-elected to the MA Council. The voting for the election has closed. Bepistan, Great Lawl Reich, and the Free State of Wetherill are all tied with ten votes.

Due to the three-way tie, there were discussions on whether there should be a runoff between these tied candidates or if it should also include Ameristan due to the close margins. An extension in the voting period was also suggested. After further deliberations, a runoff election was agreed to be held between the three candidates.

The runoff election has been held to determine the members of the council for the two remaining seats. Bepistan and Wetherill have won the runoff election for the MA Council.

Anthony I, the incumbent Chairman and representative of Saspearian, has announced his candidacy for the Chairman election. Jakob Vancapelle, representative of the Kingdom of the Dales, has also announced his candidacy for the election.

The Chairmanship election is expected to be very competitive.

Chairman Election

CandidateVotes
✓ Jakob Vancapelle (Kingdom of the Dales)10 (58.8%)
Anthony I (Saspearian)*7 (41.2%)
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent
31.9% of the expected vote reporting (15 votes) | Final Results

As confirmed by the Court of the MA, following the debate surrounding the confirmation of the results, Jakob Vancapelle won the election with 10 votes against incumbent Chairman Anthony I, who received 7 votes.

Voting for the election closed on February 4 at 9:00 PM (UTC+00:00) but was reopened because the election was reportedly tied with 11 votes for both candidates.

As initially reported by SBC News shortly before the closure of voting, Anthony I initially received 11 votes, and Jakob Vancapelle had 10 votes. Later on, before the closure of the form, it became tied with both candidates having 11 votes, and it was then decided to have the form remain open because of the tie, and another vote was cast for Anthony I following the period it was set to close. However, due to the confirmation process that was proctored by Chief Justice Asher Young in counting the ballots with confirmation from their behalf, 6 ballots were discarded in confirming the votes due to no confirmation on their behalf. Most of these votes went to Anthony I, and a joint petition for a trial was declared on February 6 on behalf of 5 of the nations who submitted the ballots in a request for verification. The petition was rejected on what was declared as grounds for election integrity.

The Chief Justice, Asher Young, reasoned for the rejection of the petition with the risk of conflict of interest due to Anthony I having access to the voting codes and the form but does not suspect him to have done so out of harmful intent. The Chief Justice remarked on the debate, understanding the issues from both sides and urging for action to be taken in preventing a similar situation from happening again.

“I am posting here my rationale for the denial of Councilman Anthony I’s petition for the certification of several votes cast during the February 2024 Chairman Election. Firstly, due to the experimental nature of this past election cycle (the introduction of the voting identification system), the voting process was inherently less secure. The voting IDs, while undoubtedly useful for certifying ballots and ensuring integrity, can not serve as the only form of vote certification or confirmation. For example, if someone were to acquire the voting IDs, they could easily submit fraudulent ballots, thus compromising electoral integrity and illegally swaying the outcome of the election, thereby having a tremendous impact on the structure and direction that the MA takes. In order to avoid this scenario, I made the decision as Chief Justice to require that voters verify that they had cast a ballot in the ⁠voting-confirmation. Though before, this practice was merely a ceremonial tradition, I decided to enforce it as a requirement for certification. This way, while certifying votes, I would be able to corroborate the use of a voting ID with the individual’s confirmation in that channel, eliminating the risk of voter fraud. Several votes that were cast were not verified by those who had cast them, and they were consequently tossed (sans Koeskoesia, who written proof of approval of a ballot cast in their favor was provided). I acknowledge that the tossing of these votes significantly influenced the outcome of the election, but I felt justified in doing so in the name of electoral integrity, an issue that I, of course, take very seriously.”

“There is also the issue of conflicts of interest. While I have no doubt that Anthony is simply trying to navigate a hectic electoral cycle, many delegates have voiced their concerns over whether the petition presents a conflict of interest, since the votes that Anthony petitioned for are those that were in his favor. The issue of Anthony both creating and having access to the ballots and election codes has been cited as another point of contention. While I do not doubt that Anthony has striven to uphold the MA in its integrity and legality, it is true in principle that there is indeed a conflict of interest at play here. In the future, it is imperative that the control over the electoral process be granted to a neutral party in order to avoid this issue rising again.

While I sympathize with and understand Anthony’s argument for petitioning the certification of these votes, I feel it is my duty to uphold the results of the election as they are due to the experimental nature of this election cycle (thus calling for extra measures to be enacted and enforced) as well as to avoid a political scandal in regards to conflicts of interest. I understand that this may be disappointing to many of you, but I hope you understand that this is the most rational decision. I encourage the council to urgently pass legislation establishing electoral guidelines so that this process may be more streamlined and less confusing in the future.”

Chief Justice Asher Young
February 11, 2024

Anthony I has also issued a statement with remarks on the situation. In the statement, Anthony, I announced certainty for improvement, wishing for the best for all parties, resolution, and a request for jokes to end during the process with professionalism and respect.

“I would like to share a few remarks about the situation from myself. It has been a challenging situation, but I am certain that we will improve things from here. To my supporters, thank you for the support, and I hear you out. The process has been difficult to manage, and there have been legal challenges from that, but I concur with the assessment from the Chief Justice due to the risks that have been involved with conflict of interest. I see it not as a loss but rather as a win. I have learned much about what has occurred in this election, and we are near to something more significant from here. To Chairman Jakob Vancapelle, I wish you the best regards in your chairmanship. I hope to work with you on achieving reforms. To everyone, you may not have voted for me, but I will work with you to address this situation and other issues that may come up. One thing I noticed during the roles transfer process, which I feel must be addressed, is that there were jokes about me with my job at the movie theater and for my speech. I would like for these jokes to end to bring more professionalism and respectfulness. I was unable to resolve things at that time due to work, and I have been experiencing a lot of pressure, and they have been unwelcoming to me. I wish to see more courtesy and respect in this organization.”

Anthony I
February 11, 2024

The 2023 MOF Games Conclude

The 2023 Micronational Olympic Federation Games hosted by Saspearian have concluded. The games began on June 17th of this year, which saw 15 nations in participation, with around 25 cyletes in total.

The Closing Ceremony of the 2023 MOF Games

On November 24, Anthony I gave a speech during the closing ceremony, reflecting on the games and the message towards unity.

There were 12 events held during the games, including Agar.io, Battleship, Checkers, Chess, Five in a Row, Hearts of Iron IV, Poker, Reversi, Tic-tac-toe, Rocket League, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and Tetris.

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal Medals
1Ladonia4127
2Mayursia2226
3Saspearian0336
4New Athens2114
5Slitronia1304
6Gymnasium State1113
7Bukistan1012
8Karnia-Ruthenia1001
9Sancratosia0101
10Curnon
Firburg
Kalia
Maristan
Urabba Parks
Vishwamitra
0000
Medal Table

34 medals were awarded in total, with 9 of the nations winning at least 1 medal.

Anthony I elected as the Chairman of the Micronational Assembly

Anthony I, Emperor of Saspearian and longtime delegate of Saspearian to the MA, has been elected as the 17th Chairman of the Micronational Assembly following a narrow victory in the July 2023 Chairman Election. The election was the first Chairman election in the MA’s recent history that permitted voting for all delegates. Since 2019, Chairman elections have been held only within the Council. Turnout was 16 out of 52 delegates (30.7%), slightly higher than the turnout of 12 (23.5%) from the July 2023 Council Election that preceded it.

The election had three candidates, Anthony I (Saspearian), Evan I (Ameristan), and Lane Caldwell (Surdam). Anthony I won by a plurality of the vote, receiving seven votes (43.8%); the incumbent Chairman, Evan I, received five votes (31.3%), and Lane Caldwell received four votes (25%).

Anthony I currently serves as a Councilman in the MA and has previously served at various times since 2020 and ran for Chairman in the January 2021 Chairman Election but lost to Tsar Stefan I.

Anthony I issued a victory speech following the announcement of the election results.

“It is a great honor to serve as the Chairman of the Micronational Assembly, and I thank everyone who supported me along the way and worked with me to achieve the best. I first joined the MA in 2017 through the Google+ Community when I started to establish Saspearian, I wasn’t active much back then, but it helped our nation become diplomatically involved in the community. Five years ago, I had a vision of becoming the Chairman of the MA. However, I faced many challenges in my endeavors; Saspearian was banned from the MA in 2018 due to the land claim only being a bedroom. Eventually, we did expand our land claims, but it was a very different organization, and I couldn’t run for office. Subsequently, we would face other issues, such as the August Crisis, and I admit that there were some mistakes that I have made before. But I have overcome these challenges through perseverance, and I worked with others to improve the organization. It wouldn’t be possible without your dedication to making advancements. I am glad to be back, and I look forward to continuing the reformations. Let’s continue to bring change!”

Anthony I
August 1, 2023

MA Council Election of July 2023 Live Results

The MA Council Election of July 2023 is a general election to elect the July 2023 Council of the Micronational Assembly, which the General Assembly elects. The election has eight candidates, four of whom are incumbents, and two former council members, namely North York and Pontunia.1

In accordance with the election procedure, the five candidates who receive the highest amount of votes are elected. The election concluded on the 29th, and the Chairman election was held following the Council election beginning on July 30th and ending on August 1st.

The turnout in the Council Election was 12 out of 51 delegates (23.5%), down from 19 (44%) in the August 2022 Council Election.

Council Election

CandidateVotes
✓ North York 9 (75%)
✓ Saspearian* 8 (66.7%)
✓ Ameristan* 8 (66.7%)
✓ Surdam7 (58.3%)
✓ Pontunia6 (50%)
Great Lawl Reich*5 (41.7%)
Schwertesia*2 (16.7%)
Gunaka0
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent

23.5% (12 votes) Turnout | Final results

The last election for the MA Council was held nearly a year ago, in August 2022, which would see Saspearian, Ameristan, the Jewel Republic, Great Lawl Reich, and Schwertesia being elected to the Council. Although the results that were announced by then Chairman Fredrick M. stated that Ameristan, the Jewel Republic, Great Lawl Reich, and Ballinfoyle won the election.2

Ameristan, Saspearian, and Surdam have announced candidacy for the Chairman election.

Chairman Election

CandidateVotes
✓ Anthony I (Saspearian)7 (43.8%)
Evan I (Ameristan)*5 (31.3%)
Lane Caldwell (Surdam)4 (25%)
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent

30.7% (16 votes) Turnout | Final results

Notes

  1. North York served as a Council Member under its former name, Norcross. ↩︎
  2. Initial results showed a tie between Schwertesia and Whisperburg (formerly known as Smithtown), with both candidates receiving five votes and Whisperburg later having a slight lead at six votes by the end of the election. However, Schwertesia was announced as the winner, and the nation has since disbanded and would become Whisperburg, thus leading to Schwertesia taking office following the election. ↩︎

Prior to the publication of this article, SBC News obtained permission to report on the live results of this election.

The 2023 MOF Games Begin

On June 17, the 2023 Micronational Olympic Federation Games, hosted by Saspearian, officially began. The Games are scheduled to conclude on July 4 and will see about 16 nations in participation, with around 25 cyletes in total.

The Opening Ceremony of the 2023 MOF Games.

Anthony I gave a brief speech in the Opening Ceremony, reminiscent of Saspearian, wishing the best of luck to all participants and hoping for unity.

There will be 12 events held for the games, including Agar.io, Battleship, Chess, Checkers, Five in a Row, Poker, Reversi, Rock-Paper-Scissors, Rocket League, Tetris, and Hearts of Iron IV. The motto for the games is “Let’s bring unity.”

Issues concerning the Micronational Assembly; Revisited

In 2020, I wrote an article and made two videos regarding the issues facing the Micronational Assembly. It was a different time for the organization since activity had declined, and Discord became the primary venue for communication between Member States. Google+, which had been the platform the MA operated on discontinued the year prior, on April 2, 2019.

For those who may not be aware, the Micronational Assembly is one of the largest active micronational organizations presumed to be founded in April 2016 (possibly earlier) that aims to promote peace and the common good.

Issues

I made five points relating to the subject: the organization’s inactive state, lesser traits shared with many micronations (in terms of identity), aging members, the use of Discord as the primary venue, and hostile member states. At the time, my solution was to have the MA move to Reddit and promote the MA further. Looking back, I feel I was mostly right with my points, but I misunderstood the issues relating to Discord. While the Discord sector has specific issues in formality, it is the best option for the MA because of its user base and its functionality. I would say that it is the new Skype for the micronational community since it has had a similar impact in the MicroWiki Sector with an increase in activity. I also thought a more feasible platform option would be MeWe; the MA has a community on MeWe, which was made in 2019. However, it has less activity than the Discord server. Regarding Reddit, there have been controversial micronations on the platform; therefore, I am opposed to moving the MA to Reddit. I think the actual problem was that it did not have the same name recognition because the MA did have many members from the YouTube Sector when it rose to prominence in 2017, but after Google+ shut down, the organization experienced inactivity. Regarding the issue of traits shared with other micronations, the MA would improve as long as the organization is friendly, and that also solves the issue of hostile member states. At the time, there were members of the MA who had been involved with the organization for a while and had become older, resulting in less time availability. There have since been newer members of the MA who have joined.

There are only two other issues that I did not mention prior, which are the structure and objective. Essentially, the way the MA works is that there are three separations of power, the Executive Branch (which would be the Chairman and the Council), the MA Court, and the General Assembly. The Chairman is the organization’s executive leader (also a member of the Council); the Council votes on membership applications and propositions that the General Assembly passes with a three-fifths majority vote in approval which also require approval from the Chairman or Chief Justice. The MA Court is the Judicial Branch comprised of the Chief Justice and Deputy Justice, who judicially examines trials. The General Assembly is the main legislative body that comprises the Delegates of the MA. I think more power should be vested to the General Assembly in having the power to decide on propositions and membership applications, as it would allow for more insight into applicants, and the MA Council should be replaced with Secretary positions, who would handle matters such as Diplomacy or Public Relations. The Council formerly represented certain regions worldwide, such as the United States and Europe but was changed to have Council Members from the same area in 2020. I think the objective should include establishing good diplomatic relations and promoting development in member states.

Solution

I believe that the solution to all of the issues would be to prioritize creating a new Charter (which is currently underway) that allows for more power vested to the General Assembly in deciding on propositions or membership applications and replacing the Council with Secretary positions. In addition, having rules of conduct and continuing to promote the MA further would help maintain activity, including good diplomatic relations, and promote diplomatic relations to the objective.

Evan I of Ameristan becomes the Chairman of the Micronational Assembly

On May 26, the Council of the Micronational Assembly elected King Evan I, delegate of the Grand Kingdom of Ameristan, as the 16th Chairman of the Micronational Assembly and ousted Chairman Fredrick M., representative of Ausveria, shortly after Saspearian was readmitted as a Member State and reinstated as a Council Member. Fredrick M. had previously served as the Chairman of the MA for nearly one year and a half, which makes him the longest-known serving Chairman. His tenure as Chairman was controversial due to inactivity, behavior, and the political crisis that arose from the August 2022 MA Council Election. The move toward Evan I becoming the Chairman is unprecedented since there had previously not been a new Chairman elected since 2021.

Shortly after the August 2022 Election, Stefan I, who serves as the delegate of Great Lawl Reich and a Councilman, received three votes as Chairman, which was the majority of votes from the council but did not become Chairman due to Fredrick’s concerns over activity, despite the council’s power to elect the Chairman. An election was set to be held in March, as opposed to February, due to the delay in the election results from the August 2022 Election, but it was never held due to inactivity within the MA.

On April 20, the account of Fredrick M., that had ownership of the MA Discord server, was reportedly suspended and later deleted due to a violation of the Discord Terms of Service. Anthony I had kept in contact with certain member states and worked with Ameristan to transfer server ownership. The plan of which went over the course of a month and was successful. Saspearian was unbanned from the MA, and Anthony I was granted server ownership and has stated to remain as the server owner until becoming unable to serve in the position. Anthony I was reinstated as a Council Member, replacing Thomas Jacobs, the Delegate of East Galway, due to Saspearian winning the August 2022 Election but never taking office after the results were announced. The seat was formerly held under Ballinfoyle.

“If you are confused about anything, I will explain…

Fred of Ausveria has officially been ousted from the chairmanship of the Micronational Assembly.

At approximately 9:40 PM EST, I, Evan of Ameristan, was voted in as the new chairman of MA.

This all started when Saspearian was removed from his councilman rank and banned by Fred. While he was chairman, my predecessor (Fred) drove the MA into the ground with inactivity, toxicity, etc.

On April 20, Fred was suspended from Discord, resulting in his ownership being restricted. Me and Saspearian worked together and now we have restored order.

Fred has been ousted from chairmanship by us councilmen… the MA will live again!”

-King Evan I of Ameristan, Chairman of the MA

Evan I’s statement on the recent events.
May 26, 2023

The reaction to the Chairman’s statement among member states was mostly positive, and there was few opposition towards it. Fontasia denounced the ousting of Fredrick M., calling it an unlawful and unnecessary overthrow.

Background

In December 2021, then Chairman Hunt Powell announced intentions towards dissolving the MA and canceling the election that was set to be held in February 2022. Fredrick M., who was a Councilman at the time, created an Emergency Council and declared himself the Chairman of the Micronational Assembly; he also created a new server for the MA, and the response was agreed upon by several Member States. On December 16, 2021, Hunt Powell resigned as Chairman and agreed for Fredrick M. to become his successor.

On August 7, 2022, The election results for the August 2022 Election were delayed, and Fredrick M. initially removed Anthony I, delegate of Saspearian, from the position of Council Member; later the same day, Saspearian was banned due to his accusations of not being fit to serve a position in the MA. Following the conclusion of the August 2022 MA Council Election, which saw Saspearian winning the election and having the most votes from all candidates with 16 votes (84.2%), the action resulted in a political crisis in the MA. Many member states opposed the action, while fewer members supported or were neutral toward it. Anthony I reacted by stating that he did not believe he acted in a way that was an ability or disqualified him from serving a position in the MA and hoped for a compromise to be reached.

On August 11, 2022, Fredrick M. announced on the MA discord server that the Grand Kingom of Ameristan, Great Lawl Reich, the Jewel Republic, Ballinfoyle and Schwertesia were elected as Council Members despite the results showing that Saspearian, the Grand Kingdom of Ameristan, Great Lawl Reich, the Jewel Republic, and Whisperburg (which was formally known as Smithtown) won the most votes. Whisperburg has since been ceded to the TDC Empire in October 2022.

The results of the August 2022 MA Council Election.

Aftermath

Chairman Evan I announced that a new Charter is planned to be created soon, and the next general election is set to be held in July. Anthony I intends to work towards reforming the Charter and running for Chairman in the July election.

2023 Saspearian General Election Results

The 2023 Saspearian General Election began on January 27 and ended at midnight Unueco Time on January 29, which saw a turnout of 71% (10/14), an increase of 31 points from the turnout of 40% (6/15) in the 2021 General Election, and the highest turnout in an election in Saspearian history. All six seats in parliament were up for election. The election was one seat short of having candidates, which is one seat in the province of Logejo, which is scheduled to be filled in through a special election or an appointment soon, according to Emperor Anthony I. The last general election for parliament was held two years ago, in January 2021, which had three seats up for election. There has since been an increase in the number of seats in parliament due to legislation drafted since then allowing for more expansion and the annexation of Veranderen, which would eventually become a province by an agreement in parliament, thus leading to the parliament gaining one seat, though it was not technically considered as a province by constitutional definition prior.

The ruling party prior to the election, the Saspearian National Party, has seen a shift in control over parliament. In January 2021, the SNP had 2 out of the three seats, and the party was the only one having representation in Parliament from April through October 2021. The Moderate party, led by Hunt Powell, would gain one seat, though it was short-lived, and the Socialist Party (now Technocratic-Socialist Party) gained a seat in December 2021. The Former Prime Minister, Rory McPhail, established the Conservative Nationals Party, which, similarly to the Moderate Party, would be short-lived. Rory McPhail has since renounced his citizenship from Saspearian.

Before the election, the structure of parliament comprised three seats by the SNP and two seats by the Technocratic-Socialist Party. There are two seats in both Logejo and Tremota, one in Veranderen and one in the Capital, Unueco. This election marked the first general election in Saspearian’s history not to have any candidates running from the ruling party. Four out of the six candidates were members of the Technocratic-Socialist Party, which has recently experienced an increase in membership and has become the ruling party. The two other candidates were independents.

Logejo

CandidateVotes
✓ Thomas Jacobs (Independent)7 (70%)
3 votes (30%) were cast in abstention.
100% Reporting | Final Results

Tremota

CandidateVotes & Percentage
✓ Matthew Laptev (Independent)6 (60%)
✓ Alice Malcolm (Technocratic-Socialist Party)*5 (50%)
Connor Anderson (Technocratic-Socialist Party)4 (40%)
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent
1 vote (10%) was cast in abstention.
100% Reporting | Final Results

Veranderen

CandidateVotes & Percentage
✓ Erzi Ambriz (Technocratic-Socialist Party)9 (90%)
1 vote (10%) was cast in abstention.
100% Reporting | Final Results

Unueco

CandidateVotes & Percentage
✓ Ezekiel Ensor (Technocratic-Socialist Party)*9 (90%)
* (asterisk) – Denotes incumbent
1 vote (10%) was cast in abstention.
100% Reporting | Final Results

The Technocratic-Socialist Party has won the majority of seats in parliament with three seats, and the Independents have gained two seats.

Note: Incumbent Member of Parliament, Ezekiel Ensor, represented Logejo prior to the election.