Congratulations on diversity, Cezembre!

[Sir X. Pol Briga]

I am pleased to note that at the current time that Viensità Ciumisa Cézembre (CRO; The Cézembre Reunification Organization) has received several votes in the ongoing election, but that also

El Parti Progreßïu
(PP; The Progressive Party)

Parti Maxhorità Trei Unpopular
(RUMP; The Really Unpopular Majority Party)

Zefençadeirs del Päts Talossán
(ZPT; Defenders of the Land of Talossa)

El Parti per el Governarh Xhust
(FGP; The Fair Governance Party)

and

El Parti Democrätic dels Popuis .
(PDP; The People's Democratic Party)

have received votes, showing a diverse range of opinion in our province for 6 different parties thus far

Right now, the only party carted on the election log that does not yet have a vote is
El Parti Democraçù Rexhital
(RDP; The Royal Democracy Party)

but perhaps that will change in the coming weeks.

XPB

note:
The Parti dal Monologa Garulüs Garulind es Incompreþenseu
(GRUMP; The Garrulous Rambling Uncomprehensible Monologue Party)
and
El Parti Vandadoûr, Minoritár és Revoluziunár
(RCMP; The Revolutionary Conscientious Minority Party)

are listed on the Political party pages, but I am not sure if they are contesting this election...

[Owen Edwards]

The GRUMP is contesting the election, whilst the RDP is unlikely to receive votes here as it an affiliate party to the PP, based in Benito.

Hurrah for Benito!

[Sir X. Pol Briga]

Jun 22, 2009 15:53:21 GMT -6 Owen Edwards said:

The GRUMP is contesting the election, whilst the RDP is unlikely to receive votes here as it an affiliate party to the PP, based in Benito.

Hurrah for Benito!

I was thinking that the CRO would not have much support outside our fair province, but there are some votes in Vuode as well

[Owen Edwards]

Dreu, as a member of the PP-CRO caucus, has adopted the party for local causes there too - which I think is great, remembering Cézembre's role at the forefront of efforts to bring Talossans closer together.