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The '''September 2022 Cascadia general election''' was the second monthly general election in [[Aurora:California|Cascadia]] to elect the [[Governor of Cascadia]] and all twelve seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms. It was held from September 16 to September 17, 2022. [[ViolentVampire]] and [[SayerQT#SayerQT on Terra Aurora|SayerQT]] were elected as the 2nd Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Cascadia. This was the second of three elections in Cascadia to not be held on the third Sunday of a month, prior to the ratification of the 2nd amendment to the first Constitution of Cascadia. This was the first election in Cascadia to use the system of '''Single Transferable Vote (STV)'''.
'''General elections''' were held in Cascadia on September 17, 2022 to elect the [[Governor of Cascadia]] and all twelve seats in the [[Legislature of Cascadia|House of Representatives]] for one-month terms. This was the second monthly general election in [[Aurora:Cascadia|Cascadia]]. [[ViolentVampire]] and [[SayerQT#SayerQT on Terra Aurora|SayerQT]] were elected as the 2nd Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Cascadia. This was the second of three elections in Cascadia to not be held on the third Sunday of a month, and was the first election in Cascadia to utilize [[Nonpartisan proportionality|proportional representation]] by means of ranked choice voting.


Incumbent President [[SayerQT]] did not stand for re-election. The presidential election resulted in a victory for incumbent 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 in early August.
Incumbent Governor [[SayerQT]] did not stand for re-election. The gubernatorial election resulted in a victory for incumbent Treasurer [[ViolentVampire]], receiving a record 95.2% of the vote. Voter turnout was down slightly at 46.7% of eligible voters. The House elections resulted in incumbents winning just half of the seats, with incumbents winning just around 52% of first-preference votes. This would be the last election held in Cascadia under the Crown of New Mexico, as Cascadia would separate all ties from the Crown of New Mexico on September 29, 2022. It would be the next-to-last election held while Cascadia was a member state of the United States of America (2022), of which the election coincided with the third and final U.S. presidential election that Cascadia would participate in.


== Electoral system ==
== Electoral system==


=== Governor ===
===Secret ballot ===
The Governor of Cascadia was elected by First-past-the-post (FPTP) voting due to only two candidates being on the ballot. In this system, voters cast a single vote for a single candidate, and whichever candidate gets the most votes after the voting period has ended, they are elected governor. The voting period lasts for roughly twenty four hours. Voters may mark only one candidate.
These were the first elections in Cascadia in which secret ballot via electronic form was utilized, instead of a public vote on Discord which was utilized in the inaugural [[August 2022 Cascadia general election|August elections]].


=== House of Representatives ===
===Governor===
Members of the House of Representatives were elected by score voting from 4 constituencies with three seats. In this system, voters give each candidate a score, the scores are added (or averaged), and the candidate with the highest total is elected. The voting period lasts for roughly twenty four hours.
The Governor of Cascadia was elected by [[First-Past-the-Post|plurality]] due to only two candidates being on the ballot. In this system, voters cast a single vote for a single candidate, and whichever candidate received the most votes after the voting period ended was elected governor. The voting period lasted for roughly twenty four hours. Voters were only allowed to mark one candidate. Candidates for governor ran on a ticket with candidates for lieutenant governor, and were jointly elected.


==== Electoral boundaries ====
===House of Representatives===
Interim Governor SayerQT issued the Decree of Electoral Law, in which the borders of districts in the House of Representatives as well as seat magnitude were issued for the following election.
Following the enactment of the Representation of the People Act of August 2022, these were the first elections in which members of the House of Representatives were elected using proportional representation by means of the [[Single Transferable Vote]]. Members of the House of Representatives were elected by single transferable vote (STV) from 3 constituencies with four seats eached. In this system, voters completed a closed ballot on google forms, numbering candidates 1, 2, 3, etc. in order of their preference. The voting period lasts for roughly twenty four hours, however this may be a tiny bit more. Voters may mark as many or as few preferences as they wish. Each ballot is initially credited to its first-preference candidate but may be transferred on later counts to the next available preference where the first preference candidate is elected or eliminated.  


=== Chief Judge ===
====Electoral boundary changes====
The Chief Judge of Cascadia was elected by First-past-the-post (FPTP) voting due to four candidates being on the ballot. In this system, voters cast a single vote for a single candidate, and whichever candidate gets the most votes after the voting period has ended, they are elected chief judge. The voting period lasts for roughly twenty four hours. Voters may mark only one candidate.
The House Standing Committee on Apportionment, which was created by an act of the Legislature to propose changes to electoral district boundaries, convened in early September 2022 with ViolentVampire as Chair. The Committee made recommendations on changes to constituency boundaries due to monthly changes in population, influence, and activity.  


== Gubernatorial election ==
The Committee's report abolished the [[Northwest (Cascadian House constituency)|Northwest constituency]], which had centered on the city of Victoria, and merged it with the Salish constituency. The Salish constituency lost any land east of the Puget Sound, consisting of Seattle, which was transferred to a new constituency. This new constituency was an expansion of the [[Olympia (Cascadian House constituency)|Olympia Constituency]] to include more of the newly developing Seattle, and was named "Rainier". Frontier remained unchanged, however received territory on the outskirts of the Northwest constituency, such as the town of Hope Island.


=== Gubernatorial candidates ===
The changes were unanimously adopted by the House.


==== Declared candidates ====
==Gubernatorial election==
 
===Gubernatorial candidates===
 
====Declared candidates====
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|[[File:ViolentVampire.png|75px]]
|[[ViolentVampire]]
| Treasurer of Cascadia ''(since Aug 2022)'',<br>Representative for Salish ''(since Aug 2022)'',<br>Mayor of [[Neah bay|Neah Bay]]
|[[File:SayerQT-Forward.png|75px]]
|[[SayerQT]]
|[[SayerQT]]
|Mayor of [[Olympia]]
|[[File:EstiQT_(TA).png|75px]]
|[[EstiQT]]
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| style="background:#3e6bae" |
|[[File:ToasterBurnt.png|75px]]
|[[File:PavTheYT.png|75px]]
|ToasterBurnt
|PavTheYT
|Mayor of Port McNeill
|Representative for Salish constituency ''(since Aug 2022)''<br>Neah Bay City Councillor
|[[File:CatPerson136.png|75px]]
|[[File:ViolentVampire.png|75px]]
|CatPerson136
|ViolentVampire
|}
|}


=== Campaign ===
===Campaign===
Applications were opened on August 13. ToasterBurnt was the first to announce their candidacy. ImLitten of Helena also announced their candidacy, but their application was invalid since they did not choose their [[Cabinet of Cascadia|Executive Council]]. [[SayerQT]] announced her candidacy, stating that she would prioritize increasing activity and towns as much as possible, while also starting the creation of a strong cascadian government system that can provide for the towns, citizens, and mayors alike". [[ViolentVampire]] was the last to announce his candidacy. This candidacy however was seen as mostly as a shitpost, as it only consisted a part of Palpatine's [https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Declaration_of_a_New_Order Declaration of a New Order], as well as his Executive Council picks being only himself. In the end, SayerQT and ToasterBurnt were the only valid candidates for this election.
The campaign was largely uncontested. ViolentVampire had unified support across much of the nation, and PavTheYT's candidacy was not seen as very serious. PavTheYT, after all, was a strong supporter of ViolentVampire and of Governor SayerQT. ViolentVampire did not personally campaign during this election, as he was expected to win a substantial landslide. Vamp received the support of outgoing governor SayerQT, who was his running mate, as well as outgoing lieutenant governor [[EstiQT]].


=== Results ===
===Results===
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BrBNbMOKukt_P-9kN7-UOeh5WmVcNQesQRVJFcWnuww/edit?usp=sharing Results breakdown of the September 2022 Cascadia general election]''


[[File:August 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election map.png|588x588px]]
[[File:September 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election map.png|588x588px]]
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||[[SayerQT]]||[[EstiQT]]  
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Turnout was 51.5% of eligible voters.
Turnout was 51.5% of eligible voters.


== Legislative election ==
==Legislative election ==


=== East ''(3 seats)'' ===
===East ''(3 seats)''===
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}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory east of the Cascade Mountains, which included parts of southern British Columbia and much of Montana. The district was mainly centered on the town of [[Spokane (Aurora)|Spokane]], but also included the towns of Helena and Kelowna.
}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory east of the Cascade Mountains, which included parts of southern British Columbia and much of Montana. The district was mainly centered on the town of [[Spokane (Aurora)|Spokane]], but also included the towns of Helena and Kelowna.


==== Candidates ====
====Candidates====
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|EstiQT
| EstiQT
|Mayor of Victoria
|Mayor of Victoria
|Victoria
|Victoria
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==== Results ====
====Results====
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
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!
|-
|-
|'''Vorobyevite'''
|'''Vorobyevite'''  
|'''11'''
|'''11'''
|'''73.3'''
|'''73.3'''
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|-
|'''shattered2907'''
|'''shattered2907'''
|'''10'''
| '''10'''
|'''66.7'''
|'''66.7'''  
|'''Elected'''
|'''Elected'''
|-
|-
|'''YoplaitFlips'''
|'''YoplaitFlips'''  
|'''9'''
|'''9'''
|'''60.0'''
|'''60.0'''
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|-
|ImLitten
|ImLitten
|4
| 4
|40.0
|40.0
|''Lost''
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=== Northwest ''(3 seats)'' ===
===Northwest ''(3 seats)''===


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}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory north of the capital of [[Olympia]]. It encompassed most of Vancouver Island as well as most of western British Columbia. It included the towns of Victoria, Bend, and Port McNeill.
}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory north of the capital of [[Olympia]]. It encompassed most of Vancouver Island as well as most of western British Columbia. It included the towns of Victoria, Bend, and Port McNeill.


==== Candidates ====
====Candidates ====
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|Mayor of Bend
|Mayor of Bend  
|Bend
|Bend
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|-
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| style="background:#1e4c31" |
| EstiQT
|EstiQT
|Mayor of Victoria
|Mayor of Victoria
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|Victoria
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==== Results ====
====Results====
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
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|'''CatPerson136'''
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=== Salish ''(3 seats)'' ===
===Salish ''(3 seats)''===


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}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as encompassing most of northwestern Washington, including the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound. The major settlement in the region was Neah Bay.
}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as encompassing most of northwestern Washington, including the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound. The major settlement in the region was Neah Bay.


==== Candidates ====
====Candidates====
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|Neah Bay
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|-
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==== Results ====
====Results====
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
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!R1
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! %
!
!
|-
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|'''ViolentVampire'''
|'''ViolentVampire'''
|'''22'''
|'''22'''
|'''88.0'''
|'''88.0'''  
|'''Elected'''
|'''Elected'''
|-
|-
|'''Supesu_'''
|'''Supesu_'''
|'''18'''
|'''18'''
|'''72.0'''
| '''72.0'''
|'''Elected'''
|'''Elected'''
|-
|-
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|'''16'''
|'''16'''
|'''64.0'''
|'''64.0'''
|'''Elected'''
|'''Elected'''  
|-
|-
|'''''Total'''''
|'''''Total'''''
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=== Southwest ''(3 seats)'' ===
===Southwest ''(3 seats)''===
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}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as the urban area of the City of Olympia, as well as the mountain town of Gifford Pinchot located on Mount Adams. The district also included much of southern Washington, with the constituency's borders ending at the Columbia River. The district is posthumously known as Olympia, an alternative name to Southwest.
}}Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as the urban area of the City of Olympia, as well as the mountain town of Gifford Pinchot located on Mount Adams. The district also included much of southern Washington, with the constituency's borders ending at the Columbia River. The district is posthumously known as Olympia, an alternative name to Southwest.


==== Candidates ====
====Candidates====
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==== Results ====
====Results====
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
''For more in depth results, see [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1wgCPHHviKU3uVY2TCuezNULXEtgp-axj16RceKlNwyI/edit#gid=0 Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election]''
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Revision as of 02:06, 8 March 2025

September 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election
Flag of Cascadia.png
← August 2022 September 17, 2022 October 2022 →
 
Completion rate
as of 05:20 GMT
Turnout 46.7%
ViolentVampire.png PavTheYT.png {{{image3}}}
Candidate ViolentVampire PavTheYT
Political party
Alliance
'
Hometown Neah Bay Neah Bay
Running mate SayerQT ViolentVampire
Electoral vote
s carried
Popular vote 20 1
Percentage 95.24% 4.76%
1st preference
Final count
Percentage
Second round
Runoff


Candidate
Political party
Alliance
'
'
Hometown
Running mate
Electoral vote
s carried
Popular vote
Percentage
4st preference
Final count
Percentage
Second round
Runoff
September 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election map.png
This map shows results by electoral division. See results below.
Governor before
SayerQT 		Governor after
ViolentVampire

General elections were held in Cascadia on September 17, 2022 to elect the Governor of Cascadia and all twelve seats in the House of Representatives for one-month terms. This was the second monthly general election in Cascadia. ViolentVampire and SayerQT were elected as the 2nd Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Cascadia. This was the second of three elections in Cascadia to not be held on the third Sunday of a month, and was the first election in Cascadia to utilize proportional representation by means of ranked choice voting.

Incumbent Governor SayerQT did not stand for re-election. The gubernatorial election resulted in a victory for incumbent Treasurer ViolentVampire, receiving a record 95.2% of the vote. Voter turnout was down slightly at 46.7% of eligible voters. The House elections resulted in incumbents winning just half of the seats, with incumbents winning just around 52% of first-preference votes. This would be the last election held in Cascadia under the Crown of New Mexico, as Cascadia would separate all ties from the Crown of New Mexico on September 29, 2022. It would be the next-to-last election held while Cascadia was a member state of the United States of America (2022), of which the election coincided with the third and final U.S. presidential election that Cascadia would participate in.

Electoral system

Secret ballot

These were the first elections in Cascadia in which secret ballot via electronic form was utilized, instead of a public vote on Discord which was utilized in the inaugural August elections.

Governor

The Governor of Cascadia was elected by plurality due to only two candidates being on the ballot. In this system, voters cast a single vote for a single candidate, and whichever candidate received the most votes after the voting period ended was elected governor. The voting period lasted for roughly twenty four hours. Voters were only allowed to mark one candidate. Candidates for governor ran on a ticket with candidates for lieutenant governor, and were jointly elected.

House of Representatives

Following the enactment of the Representation of the People Act of August 2022, these were the first elections in which members of the House of Representatives were elected using proportional representation by means of the Single Transferable Vote. Members of the House of Representatives were elected by single transferable vote (STV) from 3 constituencies with four seats eached. In this system, voters completed a closed ballot on google forms, numbering candidates 1, 2, 3, etc. in order of their preference. The voting period lasts for roughly twenty four hours, however this may be a tiny bit more. Voters may mark as many or as few preferences as they wish. Each ballot is initially credited to its first-preference candidate but may be transferred on later counts to the next available preference where the first preference candidate is elected or eliminated.

Electoral boundary changes

The House Standing Committee on Apportionment, which was created by an act of the Legislature to propose changes to electoral district boundaries, convened in early September 2022 with ViolentVampire as Chair. The Committee made recommendations on changes to constituency boundaries due to monthly changes in population, influence, and activity.

The Committee's report abolished the Northwest constituency, which had centered on the city of Victoria, and merged it with the Salish constituency. The Salish constituency lost any land east of the Puget Sound, consisting of Seattle, which was transferred to a new constituency. This new constituency was an expansion of the Olympia Constituency to include more of the newly developing Seattle, and was named "Rainier". Frontier remained unchanged, however received territory on the outskirts of the Northwest constituency, such as the town of Hope Island.

The changes were unanimously adopted by the House.

Gubernatorial election

Gubernatorial candidates

Declared candidates

Gubernatorial candidate Political office(s) Lieutenant gubernatorial candidate
ViolentVampire.png ViolentVampire Treasurer of Cascadia (since Aug 2022),
Representative for Salish (since Aug 2022),
Mayor of Neah Bay 		SayerQT-Forward.png SayerQT
PavTheYT.png PavTheYT Representative for Salish constituency (since Aug 2022)
Neah Bay City Councillor 		ViolentVampire.png ViolentVampire

Campaign

The campaign was largely uncontested. ViolentVampire had unified support across much of the nation, and PavTheYT's candidacy was not seen as very serious. PavTheYT, after all, was a strong supporter of ViolentVampire and of Governor SayerQT. ViolentVampire did not personally campaign during this election, as he was expected to win a substantial landslide. Vamp received the support of outgoing governor SayerQT, who was his running mate, as well as outgoing lieutenant governor EstiQT.

Results

For more in depth results, see Results breakdown of the September 2022 Cascadia general election

September 2022 Cascadia gubernatorial election map.png

Candidate Running mate Hometown Preference
Votes %
SayerQT.png SayerQT EstiQT Olympia 14 82.35
ToasterBurnt.png ToasterBurnt CatPerson136 Port McNeill 3 17.65
Total votes 17 100.0

Turnout was 51.5% of eligible voters.

Legislative election

East (3 seats)

August 2022 election: East
Flag of Cascadia.png
August 17, 2023
All 3 East seats to the House of Representatives
Candidate FPv% Order
Vorobyevite 11 (73.3%) ☑ 1st
shattered2907 10 (66.7%) ☑ 2nd
YoplaitFlips 9 (60.0%) ☑ 3rd
ImLitten 6 (40.0%)
'
'
'
'
Previous Representatives Elected Representatives
Constituency established shattered2907
Vorobyevite
YoplaitFlips
Last election Next election
None September 2022

Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory east of the Cascade Mountains, which included parts of southern British Columbia and much of Montana. The district was mainly centered on the town of Spokane, but also included the towns of Helena and Kelowna.

Candidates

Candidate Political office(s) Hometown
CatPerson136 Mayor of Bend Bend
EstiQT Mayor of Victoria Victoria
ToasterBurnt Mayor of Port McNeill Port McNeill

Results

For more in depth results, see Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election

Candidate R1 %
Vorobyevite 11 73.3 Elected
shattered2907 10 66.7 Elected
YoplaitFlips 9 60.0 Elected
ImLitten 4 40.0 Lost
Total 36 240.0 3 electors

Northwest (3 seats)

August 2022 election: Northwest
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August 17, 2023
All 3 Northwest seats to the House of Representatives
Candidate FPv% Order
EstiQT 12 (60.0%) ☑ 1st
CatPerson136 9 (45.0%) ☑ 2nd
ToasterBurnt 7 (35.0%) ☑ 3rd
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Previous Representatives Elected Representatives
Constituency established CatPerson136
EstiQT
ToasterBurnt
Last election Next election
None September 2022

Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as all of Cascadia's territory north of the capital of Olympia. It encompassed most of Vancouver Island as well as most of western British Columbia. It included the towns of Victoria, Bend, and Port McNeill.

Candidates

Candidate Political office(s) Hometown
CatPerson136 Mayor of Bend Bend
EstiQT Mayor of Victoria Victoria
ToasterBurnt Mayor of Port McNeill Port McNeill

Results

For more in depth results, see Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election

Candidate R1 %
EstiQT 12 60.0 Elected
CatPerson136 9 45.0 Elected
ToasterBurnt 7 35.0 Elected
Total 28 140.0 4 electors

Salish (3 seats)

August 2022 election: Salish
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August 17, 2023
All 3 Salish seats to the House of Representatives
Candidate FPv% Order
ViolentVampire 22 (88.0%) ☑ 1st
Supesu_ 18 (72.0%) ☑ 2nd
xX_cMac_Xx 16 (64.0%) ☑ 3rd
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Previous Representatives Elected Representatives
Constituency established Supesu_
ViolentVampire
xX_cMac_Xx
Last election Next election
None September 2022

Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as encompassing most of northwestern Washington, including the Olympic Peninsula and Puget Sound. The major settlement in the region was Neah Bay.

Candidates

Candidate Political office(s) Hometown
Supesu_ Neah Bay
ViolentVampire Mayor of Neah Bay Neah Bay
xX_cMac_Xx Seattle

Results

For more in depth results, see Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election

Candidate R1 %
ViolentVampire 22 88.0 Elected
Supesu_ 18 72.0 Elected
xX_cMac_Xx 16 64.0 Elected
Total 56 224.0 5 electors

Southwest (3 seats)

August 2022 election: Southwest
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August 17, 2023
All 3 Southwest seats to the House of Representatives
Candidate FPv% Order
Arathorn52 25 (65.7%) ☑ 1st
xBest_Name_Everx 22 (62.9%) ☑ 2nd
cheeseballfluffy 21 (60.0%) ☑ 3rd
Bubba_Tea 20 (57.1%)
TheTavyo1 19 (54.3%)
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Previous Representatives Elected Representatives
Constituency established Arathorn52
cheeseballfluffy
xBest_Name_Everx
Last election Next election
None September 2022

Created by the Electoral Law Decree for the first election of the House of Representatives, the district was geographically defined as the urban area of the City of Olympia, as well as the mountain town of Gifford Pinchot located on Mount Adams. The district also included much of southern Washington, with the constituency's borders ending at the Columbia River. The district is posthumously known as Olympia, an alternative name to Southwest.

Candidates

Candidate Political office(s) Hometown
Arathorn52 Mayor of Salem Salem
Bubba_Tea Olympia
cheeseballfluffy Olympia
TheTavyo1 Olympia
xBest_Name_Everx Olympia

Results

For more in depth results, see Results breakdown of the August 2022 Cascadia general election

Candidate R1 %
Arathorn52 25 65.7 Elected
xBest_Name_Everx 22 62.9 Elected
cheeseballfluffy 21 60.0 Elected
Bubba_Tea 20 57.1 Lost
TheTavyo1 19 54.3 Lost
Total 105 300.0 7 electors
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Towns
Cascadia.png Avola • Cascadia.png Chaeronea • Cascadia.png Ephrata • Cascadia.png Jericho Ranch • Flag of Olympia.png Olympia • NeahBayFlag.png Neah Bay • Flag of Phoenix, Arizona.png Phoenix • Pyramid Lake flag .png Pyramid Lake • Flag-of-Seattle.png Seattle • Spokane flag.png Spokane • Newlogo.png Spokane Valley • GravityFallsFlag(TownAurora).png Gravity Falls • FRESNO FLAG - EMC CASCADIA.png Fresno
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Cascadia-Oregon hostilities • Six-Hour War • Operation Dragonflame • Grand Canyon controversy • RMF War
Notable Citizens
AghastBlock • Akeboun • Arathorn52 • B1GB0AT • Bubba_Tea • cheeseballfluffy • DaPigThatBig • EmpressCorgo • EstiQT • FieldsofWheat • Fr0z3nW1nt3r • Ir0n__ • Jo_Star • Milgorn123 • PaperLemur12140 • SayerQT • TylenolEC • ViolentVampire • Vorobyevite • xBest_Name_Everx
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