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|title1=September 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election
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|dateofelection=17 September 2022<br>Turnout: 46.67%
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'''General elections''' occurred on 17 September 2022 in [[Cascadia]] to elect the [[Governor of Cascadia]] and all twelve seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms. Elections for U.S. president in also occurred on this date. These were the second elections to be held in Cascadia.
'''General elections''' occurred on 17 September 2022 in [[Cascadia]] to elect the [[President of Cascadia]] and all twelve seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms. Elections for U.S. president in also occurred on this date. These were the second elections to be held in Cascadia.


Incumbent Governor [[SayerQT]] did not stand for re-election. The gubernatorial election resulted in a victory for Treasurer [[ViolentVampire]], receiving a record 95.2% of the vote. Voter turnout was down slightly at 46.7% of registered voters. The house elections resulted in incumbents winning just half of the seats, with Incumbents winning just around 52% of first-preference votes. These were also the first elections for the House of Representatives held under Nonpartisan Proportional Representation, put into place by the Representation of the People Act passed earlier that month.
Incumbent President [[SayerQT]] did not stand for re-election. The presidential election resulted in a victory for Treasurer [[ViolentVampire]], receiving a record 95.2% of the vote. Voter turnout was down slightly at 46.7% of registered voters. The house elections resulted in incumbents winning just half of the seats, with Incumbents winning just around 52% of first-preference votes. These were also the first elections for the House of Representatives held under Proportional Representation instead of First-past-the-post, put into place by the Representation of the People Act passed earlier that month.