Aerlan general election, 1750

Aerlan general election, 1750

1745 ← → 1755

All 110 seats to the National Assembly 56 seats needed for an absolute majority.   First party Second party Third party   Leader Brandon Greiss Thomas Guthrie Leon Hart Party Conservative Bloc Reformist Bloc Agrarian Bloc Leader since 1749 AN 1749 AN 1745 AN Leader's seat Zareda Porterville Moose Peak Last election 45 43 7 Fourth party Fifth party Sixth party   Leader Cheri Dunbar Abdul Quddoos al-Akhtar Pavel Hadjiev Party Nazarene Bloc Hatayyian Democratic Party Ranentsian Independence Party Leader since 1749 AN 1729 AN 1729 AN Leader's seat Hammersmith Yasid (regional party) Garlyano (regional party) Last election 6 6 4

The Aerlan general election of 1750 is scheduled to be held from 1.V.1750 AN to 7.V.1750 AN to elect all 110 seats of the National Assembly and the President.

Incumbent President Michel Sabbagh is ineligible for reelection because the President is limited to two five-year terms under the 12th Amendment to the Aerlan Constitution. In his stead, the Conservative Bloc elected Brandon Greiss as their candidate. The Reformist Bloc, coming off back-to-back electoral defeats, elected Assemblyman Thomas Guthrie. The Agrarian Bloc and Nazarene Bloc elected Leon Hart and Cheri Dunbar respectively.

Campaign Issues

• Church Affairs: Guthrie, in line with the Reformist platform, seeks the abolition of the Department of Church Affairs and heavily criticized Sabbagh’s appointment of James Lansa, a priest, as Secretary. Greiss stated his intent to keep the DoCA in “full operation”

• Environmental Sustainability: Greiss praised the Energy Independence Act, 1744 as a “Second Declaration of Independence” and that he would look to expand the amount of funds allocated to domestic resource exploitation. Guthrie stated that, if elected, he would look at repealing the act and “Put Aerla back on track as a pioneer and world-leader in renewable energy.”