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|next=[[May 2023 Cascadia general election|May 2023]]}}'''General elections''' were held on 16 April 2023 in [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] to elect the [[President of Cascadia]] and all fifteen seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms, the Public Advocate for a two-month term, along with retention referendums for all judges of the Supreme Court. These are the ninth elections to be held in Cascadia. | |next=[[May 2023 Cascadia general election|May 2023]]}}'''General elections''' were held on 16 April 2023 in [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]] to elect the [[President of Cascadia]] and all fifteen seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms, the Public Advocate for a two-month term, along with retention referendums for all judges of the Supreme Court. These are the ninth elections to be held in Cascadia. | ||
Incumbent President [[Milgorn123]] has announced his intention not to run for a third term in office, and since his announcement, five candidates | Incumbent President [[Milgorn123]] has announced his intention not to run for a third term in office, and since his announcement, five candidates announced their intention to run. This included perennial candidate and [[Cabinet of Cascadia#Secretary of Social Services|Social Services Secretary]] Akeboun, House Speaker [[AghastBlock]], Representative Ir0n, former representative and [[February 2023 Cascadia general election|February]] presidential candidate ninjaboi601, and Mayor of Hay River Ohgizmo. The election was extraordinarily competitive, having as many candidates running for President since the [[December 2022 Cascadia general election|December 2022 election]]. | ||
The House of Representatives elections were fierce as well. With the recent boom in population within the Great North, especially in cities such as Prince George, it fielded many candidates and reshaped the political makeup of the region. | The House of Representatives elections were fierce as well. With the recent boom in population within the Great North, especially in cities such as Prince George, it fielded many candidates and reshaped the political makeup of the region. | ||