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As various Stewards and representatives hurried tot he court, the throne room was packed full with spectators, common and noble alike. The first tally of votes for State Councilman ship and Arch Chancellor's position was to be released to the public. This first tally was a non binding counting procedure that would inform the various voting parties of what the current stance was. Based on the outcome, various families would have to change tactics to vote for more favorable candidates with more chance of winning to strike a bargain.
The votes for the Arch Chancellor's position was as followed:
Ulric Typhonus: 32 votes
Deryl Ivrae de Sange Impèriale: 11 votes
Theresa Anahera: 10 votes
Chen Fong: 9 votes
Constantin Palaois-Esto: 3 votes
Vladislav Zastorzy: 3 votes
Constantin Plaois-Esto and Vladislav Zastorzy were likely losers in this tally. Indeed the families and persons who votes for them would change their vote in the next Tally, based on deals expiring.
The votes for State Council membership position was as followed:
Gaston Michel Vixe de Loiree-Bas: 13 votes
William Coen: 10 votes
Vladislav Zastorzy: 9 votes
Cedric Kade: 8 votes
Ren Fong: 8 votes
Frederico II di Alan: 7 votes
Reginald IV Kade-Schwarz: 6 votes
Ludwig Fuchs: 6 votes
Christopher Black: 1 votes
Christopher Black, Ludwig Fuchs and Reginald IV Kade-Schwarz were likely losers in this tally. Indeed the families and persons who voted for them would change their vote in the next Tally, based on deals expiring. To complicate the Councilman position even further, the recent departure of Thomas Kade from State service has seen Cedric Kade promoted to State Councilman, meaning all votes cast to his name are no longer valid and must be cast to other names.
Certainly the next Tally would become very interesting. What would happen for example if a person with votes who had no interest in winning would publicly speak out in favor of another candidate? What would happen if families suddenly drastically shifted their voting patterns? The election (despite looking like a landslide for the Typhonus Arch-Chancellorship) Is till very much up in the air. The Typhonus is only leading by a majority of 1 vote and anything could happen in the coming weeks!
The votes for the Arch Chancellor's position was as followed:
Ulric Typhonus: 32 votes
Deryl Ivrae de Sange Impèriale: 11 votes
Theresa Anahera: 10 votes
Chen Fong: 9 votes
Constantin Palaois-Esto: 3 votes
Vladislav Zastorzy: 3 votes
Constantin Plaois-Esto and Vladislav Zastorzy were likely losers in this tally. Indeed the families and persons who votes for them would change their vote in the next Tally, based on deals expiring.
The votes for State Council membership position was as followed:
Gaston Michel Vixe de Loiree-Bas: 13 votes
William Coen: 10 votes
Vladislav Zastorzy: 9 votes
Cedric Kade: 8 votes
Ren Fong: 8 votes
Frederico II di Alan: 7 votes
Reginald IV Kade-Schwarz: 6 votes
Ludwig Fuchs: 6 votes
Christopher Black: 1 votes
Christopher Black, Ludwig Fuchs and Reginald IV Kade-Schwarz were likely losers in this tally. Indeed the families and persons who voted for them would change their vote in the next Tally, based on deals expiring. To complicate the Councilman position even further, the recent departure of Thomas Kade from State service has seen Cedric Kade promoted to State Councilman, meaning all votes cast to his name are no longer valid and must be cast to other names.
Certainly the next Tally would become very interesting. What would happen for example if a person with votes who had no interest in winning would publicly speak out in favor of another candidate? What would happen if families suddenly drastically shifted their voting patterns? The election (despite looking like a landslide for the Typhonus Arch-Chancellorship) Is till very much up in the air. The Typhonus is only leading by a majority of 1 vote and anything could happen in the coming weeks!
