April 2010 General Election

The March 2010 General Election was held from 15 March 2010/XXXI to 14 April 2010/XXXI and elected members to the 41st Cosa and also filled Senator seats for Benito, Maritiimi-Maxhestic & Vuode. The election was administered by Secretary of State, Sir Mick Preston.

127 voters were elegible to vote in the election and 65 ballots were cast. Voter turnout was 51.18%

Registered parties

The following political parties were registered for the March 2010 election:

• CRO (Cezembré Reunification Organisation)
• PPT (Progressive Party of Talossa)
• RUMP ()

Error on the ballot

The ballot for the election was sent out by the Chancery with a misprint. Party statements from the previous election were used by mistake. The PPT (Progressive Party of Talossa) was known as the PP (Progressive Party) during the previous election and the new name change had not been reflected on the ballot. The Chancery decided to accept votes cast for the PP as well as votes cast for the PPT and count them all towards the newly named party.

Results of the Cosa election

Party	Number of votes cast	Percentage of votes cast	Seats awarded	Majority
CRO	1	1.538	3
PPT	28	43.076	89
RUMP	34	52.307	108	Y
'present'	2	3.076	0

Results of the Senatorial elections

Three senatorial elections were held concurrently to the March 2010 General Election.

Benito

Candidate's name	Number of votes	Elected
T.M. Asmourescu	0
Flip Molinar	6	Y

Maritiimi-Maxhestic

Candidate's name	Number of votes	Elected
Alexander Davis	3
Breneir Tzaracomprada	5	Y

Vuode

Candidate's name	Number of votes	Elected
Dréu Gavárþic'h	3
Viteu Marcianüs	4	Y

External links

Ballot for the March 2010 General Election

Wittenberg live voting thread for March 2010