Conclusion of Referendum & Commencement of Electoral Season

Federal Government

Elections Start on April 18 and conclude on April 20.

Dear Citizens and Commerans of the United Commonwealth,

The constitutional referendum has now formally concluded. With 13 out of 20 active citizens participating in favor, this result constitutes a clear plurality of the available and active citizenry. As such, the Constitution is hereby considered ratified, and we now move forward into the next phase of our Union’s development.

With this milestone achieved, we are officially declaring the beginning of the Commonwealth’s first electoral season.

Effective immediately, all eligible citizens may declare their candidacy for the following elected positions:

President of the Commonwealth
Speaker of the Senate
Senator(s) of the Commonwealth Senate (Capped at 3)

Candidates are expected to publicly campaign for their desired office. This includes presenting their platform, engaging with fellow citizens, and demonstrating their vision for the Commonwealth. Elections are not merely procedural, they are the foundation of our democratic legitimacy.

There is, however, an important matter that must be addressed with full transparency.

The Constitution, as ratified, assigns the role of World Assembly Delegate to both the President and the Speaker of the Senate without establishing a hierarchy or mechanism of resolution. As a result, neither office may lawfully exercise the powers of the Delegacy without creating a constitutional conflict.

The position is therefore considered in abeyance until such time as a constitutional amendment is passed to resolve the inconsistency.

It shall be the responsibility of the First Commonwealth Administration to introduce and ratify the necessary amendment to formally assign the role in accordance with the intended structure of governance.

Let this serve as a clear lesson to all current and future legislators of the Commonwealth: every piece of legislation must be read carefully and scrutinized before being put to a vote. This situation could have been avoided through more thorough review.

It is also important to note that the authors of this Constitution were aware of this issue during the referendum period and had the opportunity to amend it. However, we made the deliberate decision not to intervene mid-process. We chose instead to uphold the principles of procedural transparency and honest governance, believing it to be our duty to respect the integrity of the process over convenience.

The Commonwealth now enters a new chapter - one defined not by drafting, but by action. A chapter where people serve people. And actions serve louder than words.

We encourage all citizens to participate actively, whether as candidates or voters, and to help shape the future of our Union.

In service to our Commonwealth,

@Thessara | Founder of the United Commonwealth

Greica

Campaign for Speaker of the Senate of the United Commonwealth

Candidate: Greica

My fellow Commerans,

I am formally announcing my candidacy for Speaker of the Senate of the United Commonwealth. I seek not to treat this as a simple leadership position, but as a precedent-setting one. The first Speaker will define how this body operates, and I intend to ensure that it functions as designed.

As a contributor to the drafting of the Constitution, I bring with me a familiarity beyond the surface of its pages. Historically, those involved in founding systems have often taken on roles to ensure their execution. Figures such as John Adams, first President pro tempore of the US Senate, reflect the value of continuity between architect and steward.

Beyond authorship, I have a demonstrated record of building and maintaining structured regions, notably through my work as the “Dungeon Master,” Anax, and World Assembly Delegate of Prudentia, which witnessed its highest levels of activity during my tenure. That experience reflects an ability to lead within established frameworks.

My strengths are procedural, with a specialization in legislative writing, structural clarity, and the consistent application of rules. The role of Speaker is not just to lead discussion, but to maintain order in the Senate, enforce standards necessary for building a Region, and ensure that legislation is handled with care and precision. The United Commonwealth needs a disciplined operator of its Constitution.

I do not claim ownership of this system, I merely endeavor to become a custodian acting on behalf of its citizens to ensure the Senate has a solid foundation to start on.

My approach to this position is informed by real-world exposure to legislative procedure and political decorum, applied here in a measured, practical, and predictable manner free of the weight of a political agenda. I am not seeking to repair a broken system, but to establish one correctly. The expectations set now will define future Senates.

I ask for your support in establishing a Senate that is structured, consistent, and built to endure.

New Valdoria

Declaration of Candidacy for the Commonwealth Senate

Candidate: New Valdoria

By authority vested in the Office of Foreign Affairs, and under the constitutional endorsement of the Presidency of the Federation of New Valdoria, I hereby formally declare my candidacy for the office of Senator of the Commonwealth Senate representing the Region of the United Commonwealth.

This declaration is not made lightly, nor is it presented as a pursuit of prestige. It is an undertaking rooted in duty—toward structure, toward governance, and toward the responsible development of an institution still defining its identity and legislative character.

The formation of a senate is not merely an administrative milestone; it is the establishment of precedent. The earliest holders of office within such a chamber do not simply participate in governance—they define its operational integrity, its procedural discipline, and its institutional tone for years to come.

I bring to this candidacy the experience of diplomatic service, legislative coordination, and intergovernmental engagement through my role within the Federation of New Valdoria. My work has consistently centered on structured negotiation, institutional clarity, and the maintenance of coherent governance frameworks across diverse administrative environments.

I do not present myself as a figure of authority over the system, but rather as a steward within it—committed to ensuring that the Senate develops with stability, procedural consistency, and respect for constitutional intent. Governance must remain predictable in process, principled in conduct, and disciplined in execution.

My objective is not to impose ideology upon the chamber, but to safeguard its function as a legislative body capable of enduring beyond its founding moment. The strength of any Senate lies not in rhetoric, but in structure; not in ambition, but in continuity.

If entrusted with this responsibility, I will serve with restraint, diligence, and unwavering commitment to institutional order, ensuring that the Commonwealth Senate is established upon foundations capable of supporting its long-term legitimacy.

Jovan Montalban

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Federation of New Valdoria

“Elected not for recognition, but for the responsibility of legislation.”

Novara

My fellow Commerans,

I am honoured to formally declare my candidacy for President of the United Commonwealth.

I come to this moment not to speak for one nation, but to listen to all of them. The Presidency is not a throne — it is a responsibility. A responsibility to every citizen who voted for this Constitution, every nation that chose to call this Commonwealth home, and every future member who has not yet arrived but whose place we are quietly preparing.

Our Constitution is a remarkable achievement. It is principled, thoughtful, and built with genuine care. But a founding document, however well-crafted, is only as strong as the governance that breathes life into it. And there is work ahead of us that cannot wait.

Two matters deserve our honest attention from day one.

The first is our electoral framework. Article VI of our Constitution rightly establishes that elections shall be conducted at regular intervals — but it defers the details of how to law. That law does not yet exist. As President, working in close coordination with the Senate, I will make the passage of a clear, fair, and comprehensive Electoral Law one of my earliest priorities. Our democratic legitimacy depends on it. Citizens deserve to know exactly how their voice is counted, protected, and honoured.

The second is the question of the World Assembly Delegacy. As it stands, the Constitution assigns this role to both the President and the Speaker of the Senate without resolving which takes precedence. This is not a flaw to be embarrassed about — it is simply unfinished work, and unfinished work deserves honest resolution. I will work transparently with the Senate to bring forward a constitutional amendment that settles this question cleanly, so that neither office operates under legal ambiguity.

Beyond these immediate priorities, my vision for this Commonwealth is a simple one: that every member nation — regardless of size, age, or influence — feels genuinely represented in the decisions that shape our shared future. That our institutions are predictable enough to be trusted, and flexible enough to grow. That governance here feels less like a bureaucracy and more like a conversation between equals.

I have experience in building, in negotiating, and in the quiet, unglamorous work of keeping institutions functional when the excitement of founding has passed. I do not seek this office for recognition. I seek it because I believe the Commonwealth is worth the effort, and because I am prepared to give that effort fully.

To every citizen reading this: I am not asking you to trust a platform. I am asking you to hold me to one.

With sincerity and respect,

Rimuru

Candidate for President of the United Commonwealth

“Build well. Build together. Build to last.”

Andox Legarce

COMMONWEALTH SENATOSU ADAYLIK BİLDİRGESİ

Makamın Yüksek Katına ve Değerli Birleşik Milletler Topluluğu Vatandaşlarına,

Andox Legarce Anayasal Monarşisi, kuruluşundan bu yana devlet geleneğinin sarsılmaz sütunları olan Hukuk, Düzen ve Halkın Refahı ilkelerini rehber edinmiştir. Bugün, Topluluğumuzun girdiği bu yeni demokratik süreçte, tecrübemizi ve “Önce İnsan” vizyonumuzu tüm Birliğin hizmetine sunmak amacıyla Commonwealth Senatörlüğü için adaylığımızı resmen ilan ediyoruz.

Taslaklarla değil, eylemlerle tanımlanan bu yeni dönemde; Birliğimizin karşı karşıya olduğu yapısal sorunlara köklü ve analitik çözümler sunmayı taahhüt ediyoruz:

1. Anayasal Çıkmazın Çözümü: “Yetki Simetrisi” Modeli

Onaylanan anayasadaki Dünya Meclisi Delegeliği konusundaki yetki çatışması, kurumsal bir kriz değil, bir “denge” fırsatıdır. Önerimiz şudur:

Çözüm: Delegelik yetkisi Başkan tarafından yürütülmeli, ancak her karar Senato’nun nitelikli çoğunluğu tarafından onaylanmalıdır. Böylece tek taraflı otoritenin önüne geçilecek ve Topluluğumuzun dış dünyadaki sesi, tüm halkların ortak iradesini yansıtacaktır. İlk yasama döneminde bu karmaşayı giderecek “Anayasal Onarım Paketi” tarafımızca sunulacaktır.

2. Ekonomik Şeffaflık ve “Andox Modeli”

Andox Legarce olarak kısa sürede elde ettiğimiz finansal başarı ve Aegis Projesi ile kanıtladığımız teknolojik disiplini, Birlik geneline yayacağız.

Vaadimiz: Topluluk bütçesinin sadece kağıt üzerinde değil, halkın cebinde hissedildiği bir “Ortak Refah Fonu” denetim mekanizması kuracağız.

3. Teknoloji ve Etik Sınırı

Hızlı endüstriyel genişlemelerin ve dev lojistik projelerin yarattığı karmaşada; etik değerleri ve toplum sağlığını koruyan **“Dijital Haklar Yasası”**nın mimarı olacağız. Amico sistemlerindeki başarımızı, Birliğin etik yasalarına entegre edeceğiz.

Neden Andox Legarce?

Bir Anayasal Monarşi olarak biz, seçimlerin gelip geçiciliğini ama Devletin ve Kuralların baki olduğunu biliyoruz. Duygusal tepkilerle değil, devlet aklıyla hareket ediyoruz. Birliğin ihtiyacı olan şey; hiyerarşik boşlukları dolduracak bir ciddiyet ve çatışmaları uzlaştıracak bir hakemlik makamıdır.

“Adalet, gücün değil; nizamın meyvesidir.”

İsa Eren

Andox Legarce Anayasal Monarşisi Lideri

Commonwealth Senatör Adayı

Thessara

Novara,

I am very happy that you decided to run for the seat of the President. Moving away from the world of regional roleplay and into the shoes of the political powerhouse of this Commonwealth, I am confident that you will do well in your role as President of the Commonwealth. As Founder, I wish to extend my deepest sympathies and admiration for your work and collaboration. If you win you will be tasked to lead the people of our Commonwealth into new heights.

Thessara

I wish you the best of luck in your campaign. Moving beyond the realm of roleplay and into the world of interregional politics, we hope that your work and insight will make the Commonwealth a great place to live for all.

Thessara

Greica, I wish to extend you my sincerest gratitude for your support and collaboration in writing our republic’s first Constitution. It is a piece of legislation that had us working intensively and exchanging countless messages and mails. I believe that you would be a great Speaker to our Commonwealth’s Senate and I wish to extend my warmest wishes for your candidacy.