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The Ministry of Information and Propaganda reports a decrease in MPs running for election this year. Only 4 individuals are competing for the Head of State position, and some are voluntarily running for the National Council. This has negatively impacted the Provisional Government, as power distribution remains unclear and there is a significant shortage of human resources.
In response, Acting Head of State Ankratov has decided to implement the old 2023 Constitution, modifying the election process for the National Council. Parties will now be represented instead of individuals, and the Leaders of these parties will appoint their members for the nominated seats.
Currently, there are 4 candidates applying for the Head of State role: Eze Dmitriev, Matyo, Tonmoy, and Khoa Le. Eze Dmitriev, a former head of state, is known for transforming Lazarussia into a fascist government. Khoa Le, the current Minister of Public Security, is also running. Matyo, a non-party individual, has run for election for three terms so far. Tonmoy, a former member of the Solidarity Party of Lazarussia, left the party and established the Lazarussian Federal Party.
The political landscape has shifted in favor of the leftist Solidarity party of Lazarussia. This change occurred after the dissolution of their opposition party, the National Imperial Lazarussian Party. The National Western Prosperity Party, the successor of NILP, is currently weak due to low membership. The Federal Lazarussian Party may face a similar fate as the NWPP due to its weak foundation.
The question remains: Will the Solidarity Party of Lazarussia (SPL) maintain its position, or will other parties manage to defeat them in the upcoming election?
