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The first elections of Vegno will be held in 1706 AN and will see the election of the first President of the Republic of Vegno and the composition of the first Parliament, the Assemblea Nazionale.
As clarified by the Constitution, the two most voted candidates for the presidency of the Republic will have access to the ballot; the members of parliament will instead be established with a proportional system.
Context
Parties and candidates
In all likelihood, the candidates for the first presidency of the republic will be the seven members of the Constituent Assembly of 1705.
Forza Vegno - "Lo Zar" Presidente
The first candidacy presented as early as 1705 AN is that of the Forza Vegno party, headed by one of the 7 signatory members of the constitution, Luca "Lo Zar" Zarrella.
The party leader certainly focuses on his strong influence, as one of the 7 founding fathers of the republic, but also on a moderate political line, aimed at trying to garner the consent of the majority of the urban population of the country.
Partito Democratico Costituzionale - Antonio Visciglia
The Partito Democratico Costituzionale (PDC), known in istvanistani as Constitutional Democatic Party, is a social liberal party born at the end of the constitutional works. The party emphasizes mutual collaboration through liberal institutions, endorses a market economy and aims to insure a "positive liberty", seeking to enhance the "positive freedoms" of the poor and disadvantaged in society by means of government regulation.
The PDC supports a mixed economy of mainly private enterprise with some state provided or guaranteed public services (ex: obligatory universal health insurance, with the state paying a basic health insurance to the most poor of the society) and strongly defends human rights and civil liberties. The party is opposed to isolationism and pushes for a foreign policy that can quickly place the nation in a diplomatically dominant role on the continent.
The party candidate will probably be Antonio Visciglia, leader of the party and former member of the constituent assembly.
