September 2022 Cascadia general election: Difference between revisions
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Created by an amalgamation of the [[Olympia (Cascadian House constituency)|Olympia constituency]] and portions of the Salish constituency consisting the towns of Renton and [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]], the Rainier constituency covered the southern half of the metropolitan core of Cascadia, with the northern half being represented by the Salish constituency. | Created by an amalgamation of the [[Olympia (Cascadian House constituency)|Olympia constituency]] and portions of the Salish constituency consisting the towns of Renton and [[Seattle (Aurora)|Seattle]], the Rainier constituency covered the southern half of the metropolitan core of Cascadia, with the northern half being represented by the Salish constituency. | ||
All eligible incumbents contested the seat, including all 3 incumbents from the Olympia constituency ([[xBest_Name_Everx]], [[cheeseballfluffy]], and [[Arathorn52]]), and one incumbent from Salish who was redistricted (cMac of Seattle). 2 non-incumbents contested the seat, including future Interior Secretary and new mayor of Seattle Falcoeur, and outgoing governor and incoming lieutenant governor [[ | All eligible incumbents contested the seat, including all 3 incumbents from the Olympia constituency ([[xBest_Name_Everx]], [[cheeseballfluffy]], and [[Arathorn52]]), and one incumbent from Salish who was redistricted (cMac of Seattle). 2 non-incumbents contested the seat, including future Interior Secretary and new mayor of Seattle Falcoeur, and outgoing governor and incoming lieutenant governor [[Sayerleft]]. | ||
cMac and cheeseballfluffy lost their seats to | cMac and cheeseballfluffy lost their seats to Sayerleft and Falcoeur. Sayerleft topped the polls. | ||
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}}The '''September 2022 United States presidential election in Cascadia''' took place on September 17, 2022, as part of the September 2022 United States presidential election, and alongside other elections in Cascadia. Cascadian voters expressed their preference for who should be elected President and Vice President of the United States of America (2022) for a one-month term via popular vote. | }}The '''September 2022 United States presidential election in Cascadia''' took place on September 17, 2022, as part of the September 2022 United States presidential election, and alongside other elections in Cascadia. Cascadian voters expressed their preference for who should be elected President and Vice President of the United States of America (2022) for a one-month term via popular vote. | ||
Cascadian voters overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic-Republican ticket of [[Aurora:Alaska#The Malso Era|Alaskan]] governor Malso_ and outgoing Cascadian governor | Cascadian voters overwhelmingly voted for the Democratic-Republican ticket of [[Aurora:Alaska#The Malso Era|Alaskan]] governor Malso_ and outgoing Cascadian governor Sayerleft, against the Federalist ticket of Louisiana governor Karatoss and [[Aurora:Coats|Coats]] governor Cartoon. Despite this, Karatoss would go onto win the election. | ||
This would be the last presidential election Cascadia would participate in, before the severing of ties in October 2022. It was the first (and only) one in which Cascadia participated as a state rather than a territory. | This would be the last presidential election Cascadia would participate in, before the severing of ties in October 2022. It was the first (and only) one in which Cascadia participated as a state rather than a territory. | ||
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|Democratic-Republican | |Democratic-Republican | ||
|'''Malso_''' of<br>[[Aurora:Alaska|Alaska]] | |'''Malso_''' of<br>[[Aurora:Alaska|Alaska]] | ||
|'''[[ | |'''[[Sayerleft]]''' of<br>[[Cascadia]] | ||
|10 | |10 | ||
|100.00% | |100.00% | ||