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2013 Viadalvian local elections

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Party Leader % Seats ± Capitalist Timo Vink 32 +32 Social Liberal 19 +19 Monarchist 5 +5 Communist 2 +2 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

2015 Viadalvian distirct council elections

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Party Leader % Seats ± Social Liberal 40 +21 Nationalist Timo Vink 16 -16 Democratic Alliance 12 +12 Democratic/National Combination Lists 3 +3 Carsograd Independent 20 +20 Independent and Minor Parties 9 +9 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Republic of Viadalvia Viadalvian Govenrment in Exile Viadalvische Regering-in Ballingschap
2014
Flag
Motto: Democracy and Brotherhood Democratie en Broederschap
Viadalvia Viadalvia
Status	Alternate government of the Republic of Viadalvia
Capital and largest city	Voltak
Capital-in-exile	Rotterdam
Government	Provisional Rival Government under a parliamentary republic
President
• 2014	Stein Dros (proclaimed) Rick Keizer (de facto)
Preceded by Netherlands

The Viadalvian Government in Exile (Dutch: Viadalvische Regering in Ballingschap) was a short lived rival government proclaimed in early 2015 by former Member of Parliament Rick Keizer following the defeat of incumbent aligned forces in the 2014 Viadalvian presidential election. It emerged in opposition to the administration of President Timo Vink and dissolved within months due to lack of popular support, territorial fragmentation, and absence of international recognition.

Background

In the 2014 presidential election, Timo Vink won a decisive victory, leading to a reorientation of Viadalvian foreign and territorial policy. One of the most controversial measures of the new administration was the renunciation of claims over several ungovernable dependencies and overseas territories. This policy shift generated opposition among expatriate communities and colonial administrations that had relied on continued ties to the Viadalvian state.

Rick Keizer, a former MP and critic of Vink, argued that the election outcome invalidated Viadalvia's historical and legal obligations to its overseas territories. In response, he proclaimed the Viadalvian Government in Exile, positioning it as the legitimate continuation of the pre election state. The government declared its support for Stein Dros, the defeated presidential candidate in the 2014 election, as the rightful president of Viadalvia. Dros publicly declined to assume any role in the exile government and stated his support for the Vink administration. His refusal significantly weakened the credibility of the VGIE. The Social Liberal Party, to which Dros belonged, remained loyal to President Vink and the constitutional government, further isolating Keizer and his supporters. Initial support for the VGIE was strongest in parts of the Viadalvian colonies and overseas territories, where opposition to the abandonment of claims resonated. Several local administrations and political groups expressed sympathy for the exile government, though this support was fragmented and inconsistent.

The movement faced immediate challenges as some territories pursued independence, while others sought reintegration with macronations. These developments eroded the VGIE's territorial relevance and administrative capacity.

By March 2015, the Viadalvian Government in Exile effectively ceased to exist. Facing dwindling support, internal fragmentation, and continued diplomatic isolation, the organization formally dissolved. Some of its members returned to Viadalvia and reintegrated into political life, while others remained in exile.

Government

The VGIE largely mirrored the institutional structure of the Viadalvian government and initially proposed no major constitutional changes. The principal exception concerned the method of selecting the head of state, with the exile government declaring that the president would be elected by parliament rather than by popular vote.

Under this framework, Stein Dros was elected president by the VGIE parliament, making him the de jure president of Viadalvia according to the exile government's claims. Dros, however, publicly denied any role in Viadalvian politics, rejected the legitimacy of the exile government, and reaffirmed his support for President Timo Vink and the constitutional order of the Republic of Viadalvia.

Rick Keizer, who served as prime minister of the VGIE, assumed the role of acting president in practice due to Dros's refusal to exercise office. This arrangement further undermined the credibility and coherence of the exile government.

The Social Liberal Party SLP, to which Dros belonged, remained loyal to President Vink and the constitutional government, further isolating Keizer and his supporters.

Foreign affairs

The VGIE failed to secure recognition or endorsement from major international organizations. Efforts to obtain backing from the EUM were unsuccessful, largely due to diplomatic intervention and soft power engagement by President Vink.

Key international actors supported the government of the Republic of Viadalvia. The Viadalvian seat at the MEU continued to be held by the Republic of Viadalvia, denying the exile government any formal international platform.

The government of the Republic of Viadalvia quickly denounced the Keizer led exile government, describing it as a faux political organization with a Viadalvian name but without clandestine or popular support. State institutions and major political parties reaffirmed loyalty to the Vink administration. Public opinion within Viadalvia showed little support for the VGIE, and no significant domestic uprisings or parallel institutions emerged in its favor.

Summer Vacation Regime

Federal Republic of Viadalvia Federale Republiek Viadalvie
2013
Flag
Motto: Democracy and Brotherhood Democratie en Broederschap
Anthem: Initial Anthem (2013)
Viadalvia Viadalvia
Capital and largest city	Alenkandar
Official languages	English, Dutch, Viadalvian (until 2013), Viadalci
Recognised languages	Viadalci, German, Dradelian, French, Turkish
Demonym(s)	Viadalvian Viadalvisch (Dutch)
Government	Federal Republic under a military dictatorship
President
• 2013	Shady Morsi (de jure)
De facto leader (Military Leader of Viadalvia)
• 2013	Rick van de Horst
Legislature	Council of State (de jure)
Currency	Viadalvian Sahel MicroEuro
Preceded by Netherlands

The Summer Vacation Regime, also known as the Summer Camp Regime (Dutch: Zomervakantiejunta, Viadalvian: Somerwakaaanregi), served as the de facto government of the Federal Republic of Viadalvia from 1 July to 3 September 2013. It emerged when the Viadalvian Armed Forces displaced President Shady Morsi from active authority, although he was permitted to retain the presidential title in order to prevent institutional collapse. The president and the legislature were on recess during this period, which limited political resistance to the takeover. In the months preceding the coup, tensions grew between senior military officials and the civilian government. A mix of administrative gridlock, public dissatisfaction and disputes over national priorities created an atmosphere in which the armed forces felt empowered to intervene. On 1 July a coalition of officers led by General Rick van der Horst and Lieutenant General Ali Feith assumed emergency control of the state.

The Summer Vacation Regime established a centralized caretaker structure dominated by the military leadership. Although frequently labeled authoritarian conservative, anti communist and ultranationalist, the administration did not clearly articulate a unified ideology. Analysts often noted that its policies reflected a mix of short term security priorities and attempts to project national strength rather than a coherent political doctrine.

The regime announced plans to position Viadalvia as the most influential Dutch micronation. Among its more ambitious proposals was an intended invasion of Mahuset with the goal of dividing that country into pro Viadalvian states. These proposals drew limited support within Viadalvia and were widely regarded as unrealistic by the right and imperialist by the Viadalvian left. Public backing for the junta declined steadily. The absence of the president and the Council of State contributed to uncertainty, and the army began to lose cohesion as officers questioned the usefulness of the takeover. Once civilian authorities returned from recess and reasserted constitutional authority, the armed forces found themselves increasingly isolated. On 3 September the Council of State and the president restored civilian governance. Facing dwindling support within the military, General Rick van der Horst agreed to transfer state control back to the legitimate authorities. In exchange he received a formal pardon, which brought the Summer Vacation Regime to an end.

Operation Fireworks

Operation Fireworks (Operatie Vuurwerk)
The proposed divisions of a post-invasion Mahuset
Date August 2013 (reconnaissance phase) December 2013 (proposed invasion) Location Mahuset (proposed) Result Invasion never executed 2 Reconnaissance missions to Mahusetan territory Mahusetan failiure to detect Viadalvian reconnaissance Viadalvian government apologized and released invasion plans to Mahuset in 2017
Belligerents
Viadalvia	Mahuset
Commanders and leaders
Rick van der Horst Ali Feith Timo Vink (alledged, denied involvment)	Emiel Hardy
Strength
15 (1st reconnaissance mission) 5 (2nd reconnaissance mission)	10-20 (Viadalvian estimate) 1 (actually)

Operation Fireworks was the proposed Viadalvian invasion of Mahuset during the period of the Summer Vacation Regime. The plan detailed a rapid occupation of Mahusetan territory, followed by a political division of Mahuset into several pro Viadalvian entities while leaving the then Kingdom of Mahuset proper as a small rump state. Although initial reconnaissance and preparation were carried out, the invasion was cancelled by Shady Morsi after the summer vacation regime dissolved. The plan remained classified until former President Timo Vink disclosed the documents to the Mahusetan government in 2017.

Context

Tensions between Viadalvia and Mahuset had grown in the months before the Summer Vacation Regime. The military government under General Rick van der Horst viewed Mahuset as both a rival and a potential obstacle to its ambition to dominate the Dutch micronational sphere. Since Mahuset was older and was mainly seen the main Dutch micronation. Within the leadership circle of the regime, an invasion was seen as a way to project strength, to expand territory and to consolidate internal military authority. Additionally it was seen as an attempt for the Viadalvian goverment to set Mahuset as an example for Viadalvian -style nation-building

Preparation

Operation Fireworks was initially a limited military planning initiative conducted by a small group of officers within the Viadalvian Armed Forces. The operation was conceived as a rapid incursion into Mahusetan territory, based on the assessment that Mahuset lacked the capacity to organize an effective defense. the Viadalvian Armed Forces estimated Mahuset’s military strength at approximately 10 to 20 personnel and highlighted internal divisions and limited infrastructure as critical vulnerabilities.

Initial preparation relied on satellite imagery, local mapping, and field observations to identify potential approach routes, logistical corridors, and post invasion administrative boundaries. Two reconnaissance missions were carried out along the frontier near Mahusetan districts. These missions focused on evaluating river and lakeside crossings, civilian infrastructure, and terrain features such as ridges, wetlands, and forest density. The only reported casualty of the operation occurred during this phase, when a Viadalvian soldier sustained an ankle injury. Mahusetan authorities were not aware of the incursions.

The planning cell identified the lakeside zones as the primary axis for a theoretical advance, citing their direct access to key Mahusetan settlements and their suitability for rapid movement. Complementary inland routes were charted for engineering and support units. Preparations included the testing of makeshift bridges, ramps, and lightweight pontoons designed to maintain uninterrupted supply lines from Viadalvian staging areas.

A notable feature of the plan was a proposed opening barrage on the settlement of Ihuset using potato‑propelled devices. Initially conceived informally, the bombardment was later incorporated into the draft as a psychological tactic intended to cause confusion and divert attention during the first phase of movement.

By the conclusion of the drafting process, Operation Firework had developed into a structured concept outlining timelines, unit roles, and objectives for the initial forty‑eight hours of activity. Although never executed, the plan illustrated the Viadalvian assessment of Mahusetan defenses and reflected the broader strategic thinking of the VAF during the period.

Post Invasion division

The plan envisioned Mahuset being reduced to a modest rump state concentrated around Ihuset. Initial proposals suggested renaming the territory the Free City of Ihuset, reflecting the intention to create a semi-autonomous urban center under indirect Viadalvian influence. Subsequent revisions, however, allowed Mahuset to maintain nominal independence while significantly restricting its political and military capabilities.

Surrounding territories were slated for absorption or reorganization into entities aligned with Viadalvia. The Heerland Derpament and Huys Derpament were designated as direct extensions of Viadalvian authority, effectively integrating local administration, law enforcement, and economic structures into the Viadalvian system. Other regions, including the Odieplas Republic and Smederij Republic, were intended to operate as buffer zones or client administrations under Viadalvian oversight. These areas were to retain limited local governance while remaining dependent on Viadalvia for security, trade regulation, and political guidance.

The overall territorial reorganization was designed to eliminate Mahuset as a political competitor, ensuring Viadalvia’s dominance in both strategic and symbolic terms. By fragmenting Mahuset into smaller, semi-autonomous units, the plan aimed to prevent the emergence of a unified authority capable of challenging Viadalvian interests. This approach combined direct administrative control with indirect influence over surrounding zones, creating a layered system of dominance intended to secure long-term regional stability in Viadalvia’s favor.

Cancelation

Although the plan reached an advanced draft stage, Operation Firework never progressed beyond preparation. Shady Morsi, who still held the formal title of president during the Summer Vacation Regime, rescinded the operation due to concerns about internal instability, limited political backing, and the likelihood of foreign backlash if the incursion were attempted. The subsequent restoration of civilian authority later that year halted any remaining momentum behind the proposal.

Mahuset had long suspected that Viadalvia was considering an invasion, based on periodic border activity and inconsistent diplomatic behavior. Despite these suspicions, the Mahusetan government chose to maintain a cautious but conciliatory stance, emphasizing continuity in bilateral relations.

The existence of Operation Firework remained undisclosed for several years. In 2017 Viadalvian President Timo Vink formally provided the Mahusetan government with the complete invasion plan, including operational maps, territorial outlines, and preliminary strategic assessments. The disclosure confirmed the longstanding suspicions held in Mahuset and became a significant moment in the historical record of relations between the two micronations. Nevertheless, the Mahusetan government opted to forgive Viadalvia, framing the release of the documents as an act of transparency and a step toward stabilizing future cooperation.

2018

Viadalvian Presidential Election, 2018

January 2018
150 electoral points 75 electoral points votes needed to win
Nominee Timo Vink Justin Knive Write-Ins Party Alliance for National Reconstruction Independent Various Alliance National Social Liberal Democratic Alliance Home state Vinkenburg Kars — Running mate Colin Vink Mustafa Enzil (replaced Ruben Zandij) Various Electoral vote 148 3 0 States carried 7 1 0 Popular vote 54 11 6 Percentage 86,9 10,3% 4,3%
President before election Timo Vink National Party Elected President Timo Vink National Party

Vink
File:Viadalvia
Date formed	2018
Date dissolved	2019
People and organisations
President	Timo Vink
No. of ministers	10
Member party	National Party Democratic Alliance Social Liberal (dissidents) Independent
Opposition party	Social Liberal
Opposition leader	Jasper Bosman
History
Election(s)	2018 Viadalvian General Election

2014-2015 Viadalvian political crisis
Date	2014-2015
Location	Viadalvia Mainly in: Voltak Alenkandar Pathalla Widespread Protests in Viadalvian Diaspora Derskovia Itazaria Dradellia
Causes	Timo Vinks victory in the 2014 election Increased Authoritarianism Conflicts between Timo Vink and Ellen van Dijk
Outcome	2014 Viadalvian Coup d'etat Compromise between the SLP and the NP New consituonal reforms announced
Involved parties
President of Viadalvia National Party Democraitc Alliance Vinkenjeugd Viadalvian Military (factions) Morsists Resurgent Social Liberal Party Prime Minister of Viadalvia State Council of Viadalvia Social Liberal Party Communist Party Viadalvian Police Viadalvian Military (factions)
Lead figures
Timo Vink Ellen van Dijk

Red Triangle Party

Red Triangle Party Rode Driehoek
Abbreviation	RTP
Leader	No centralized leadership
Presidential Candidate in Derkzap	M. van Volen
Founded	2020
Dissolved	2023
Membership	5
Ideology	Viadalvian Restorationism Viadalvian Nationalism Pro-Viadalvian Interigration Centrism
Political position	Syncretic
Regional affiliation	National Red Triangle Comitee Red Triangle Party of Derkzap Red Triangle Party of Brochar Red Triangle Party of Asterland Red Triangle Party of Patalla Red Triangle Party of the Medopolanian Republic
Colors	Red
Parliament of Derkzap	2 / 2
Parliament of Asterland	<div style="background-color:blue;width:px;height:20px;"> 0 / 0
0 / 10
Parliament of Pathalla	1 / 15

The Red Triangle Party was a political party that advocated for the re-establishment of Viadalvia following its dissolution. The party sought to revive the Viadalvian Republic and contested elections in various successor states, with limited success. Since most Viadalvians did not support the re-establishment of Viadalvia However, it achieved a significant victory by forming the government of the Secular Jewish Republic of Brochar, where it successfully elected its President. and Government

Ideology

The Red Triangle Party was primarily driven by:

• Viadalvian Restorationism – advocating for the revival of the Viadalvian Republic as a sovereign state.
• Democratic Governance – supporting democratic institutions and elections in successor states.
• Secularism – particularly influential in Brochar, where it promoted a secular Jewish identity.

The party's platform also focused on political unity among former Viadalvian territories, diplomatic efforts for international recognition, and economic cooperation among successor states.

Elections

The Red Triangle Party contested elections in several Viadalvian successor states, but it struggled to gain widespread support due to lack of enthousasm. In Derkzap the presidential candidate M. van Volen lost by 30 points Despite its limited electoral success, the party remained active in political discourse and grassroots activism. In Pathalla it won one of the fifteen seats in the Pathallan Parliament

Ruling Party of Brochar

The party’s most notable achievement was in the Republic of Brochar, where it managed to: Win a parliamentary majority. And to elect the president. Since Brocharian politics was largely dominated by independent candidates, the Red Triangle Party (RTP) became the only organized political party in the country. As a result, despite Brochar maintaining formal democratic structures, it effectively operated as a de facto one-party state under RTP leadership. Following his election, President E. Yeshov undertook several initiatives to strengthen Viadalvian identity within Brochar. Among his most significant actions were, Renaming the country as the Former Viadalvian Republic of Brochar, explicitly acknowledging its connection to the defunct Viadalvian Republic. and Restoring the historical name of "Alenkandar", despite the fact that the actual city of Alenkandar was located outside Brochar’s territory, in the successor state of Derkzap (which had since been renamed Yerucham). These symbolic moves demonstrated the RTP's commitment to Viadalvian restorationism, even as the political reality of an independent Viadalvia remained unlikely. The RTP government sought to position Brochar as the custodian of Viadalvia’s political and cultural heritage, maintaining its symbols, traditions, and governmental structures while functioning as a separate state.

Decline

While the Red Triangle Party saw some success in Brochar, its broader goal of re-establishing Viadalvia remained unfulfilled. Over time, the party's influence waned as successor states solidified their own national identities. However, it remains an important historical example of Viadalvian restorationist politics.

Council of the Viadalvian People Staatsraad
Type
Type	Advisory Council
Term limits	None
History
Founded	June 21, 2013 (2013-06-21)
Disbanded	Inactive
Preceded by	State Council of Viadalvia
Leadership
Former Presidents of Viadalvia	Shady Morsi Timo Vink 2013-2014 2014-2019
Structure
Seats	182 (maximum)
Elections
Voting system	Appointment by virtue of holding citizenship in Viadalvia
Motto
In Service of the People

Minster of Affairs

Minister of Affairs Minister van Zaken
Incumbent Shady Morsi (first and only office older)
Ministery of Affairs Department of Internal Affairs Department of Foreign Affairs
Style	His Exelency
Type	Minister
Status	Abolished
Abbreviation	M.A
Member of	Viadalvian Cabinet
Reports to	President of Viadalvia
Nominator	President of Viadalvia
Appointer	Council of State
Term length	No term limit
Precursor	Minister of Interior Minister of Foreign Affairs Minister of Micronational Affairs Secretariat for Micronational Developlment
First holder	Shady Morsi
Final holder	Shady Morsi
Abolished	2016 (de jure) 2015 (de facto)
Succession	Minister of Interior Minister of Foreign Affairs
Unofficial names	Minister of All Afairs

The Minister of Affairs of Viadalvia was a cabinet position in the government of Viadalvia that existed from 2014 to 2016. The position was created as a compromise after the 2014-2015 Viadalvian constitutional crisis for former President Shady Morsi, following an initiative by Timo Vink, who sought to bring Morsi back into Viadalvian politics due to his extensive involvement in foreign affairs. The Minister of Affairs had no direct equivalent in other countries. However, some analysts have compared it to the Secretary of State in a U.S. state, which often has a mix of foreign and domestic responsibilities at the state level.

After leaving the presidency, Shady Morsi remained an influential figure in Viadalvian politics, particularly in diplomatic matters. In 2014, Timo Vink attempted to appoint Morsi as Prime Minister, but the National Party -controlled State Council blocked the nomination. As a result, the Ministry of Affairs was established as an alternative role that would allow Morsi to return to government in a high-ranking position. The Minister of Affairs was a unique role, as it combined responsibilities typically handled by separate ministries, namely:

• Foreign Affairs – overseeing diplomatic relations, international agreements, and foreign policy.
• Interior Affairs – managing domestic governance, security, and internal administration.

The position was also third in the line of succession for the Viadalvian presidency, following the President and Prime Minister. The Ministry of Affairs was dissolved in 2016, and its functions were redistributed between the re-established Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of the Interior. The position of Minister of Affairs was not reintroduced in later Viadalvian governments.

2013 Viadalvian EUM election

2013 Viadalvian EUM Parliament election

Nominee Daniel Baak Thomaz A. Khan TJM. Sloekers Party Social Liberal Social Liberal Independent Popular vote 9 7 4 Percentage 45% 35% 20%

EUM Parliamentarians before election Position Established Elected EUM Parliamentarians Daniel Baak Thomaz A. Khan Social Liberal

The 2013 Elections for the Viadalvian Delegation to the European Union of Micronations Parliament were held in September 2013. This was the first election for Viadalvia’s delegation following the nation's accession to the European Union of Micronations (EMU). The election was called by President Shady Morsi, who announced the writ of election after Viadalvia became a member state of the EMU. Viadalvia joined the European Union of Micronations in 2013, securing two seats in the EUMP. The government, led by President Shady Morsi, scheduled elections to fill these seats. The elections were intended to establish Viadalvia’s representation in the EMU and ensure active participation in its parliamentary affairs.

Viadalvia was the only EMU member state that elected its delegates directly to the EUMP. The nation was granted a special exemption allowing it to conduct direct elections, a system modeled after the European Parliament in the macronational European Union. Other EMU states appointed their delegates through government selection rather than direct elections. Leylandiistan and Scotannaea attempted to introduce direct elections for their EUMP members but ultimately failed in their efforts.

The election saw the victory of the Social Liberal Party whose two candidates who were relativly unknown won 80% of the vote. with a third candidate running on an anti-EMU platform gaining the reminder of the vote. Due to a boycott by the main opposition parties,(Monarchist, Viadalvian Capitalist and the Communist Party) the turnout was significantly low, standing at 21%, marking the lowest turnout in Viadalvian electoral history. This was also the only election in Viadalvia (aside from presidential elections) that was not conducted using a party-list system. Instead, candidates were elected individually rather than through proportional representation.

Opposition Boycott

The opposition parties cited alleged electoral unfairness and dissatisfaction with Viadalvia’s membership in the EMU as reasons for their boycott. This widespread opposition boycott led to an extremely low voter turnout, as opposition supporters largely abstained from participating in the election.

Viadalvian Capitalist

The Viadalvian Capitalist Party (VCP), while supporting Viadalvia’s membership in the EMU, opposed holding an election for what they viewed as a presidential appointee. VCP caucus secretary Wittemans described the election as a "waste of time and a Morsist popularity referendum." The VCP initially aimed to nominate 19 candidates for the election as a satirical effort to highlight the flaws and contradictions inherent in the election process. The party’s leadership believed that by overloading the ballot with candidates, they could draw attention to the absurdities and manipulation often present in the political system. The idea was to expose how elections can sometimes serve as a mere formality, with political parties prioritizing image and media strategy over genuine representation and debate. However, the VCP decided to back off from this plan after total opposition to the idea was expressed during the VCCongress, the party's internal congress. Members argued that such a move could undermine the credibility of the party and potentially alienate voters who might not understand the underlying satirical intention. Faced with this internal resistance and the risk of political backlash, the VCP ultimately decided to abandon their satirical nomination strategy,

Other parties

The Communist Party of Viadalvia opposed the EMU on ideological grounds, arguing that it served "capitalist interests and would suppress Viadalvian workers." Meanwhile, the Monarchist Party argued that electing representatives unaccountable to the people of Viadalvia would harm the nation's sovereignty.

Candidates

Social Liberal

Anticipating a competitive race against the Viadalvian Capitalists, President Shady Morsi sought to recruit strong candidates for the Social Liberal Party, aiming to secure both available seats. Morsi attempted to persuade Robert Erasmus, MP, and Stijn Dros, the second-in-command of the SLP, to run. However, both declined the opportunity, as they did not wish to lose their seats in the national parliament.

Upon realizing that the opposition parties would not field any candidates, the SLP Presidium officially selected Daniel Baak, former deputy leader of the Alenkandar City Council, and Tomaz Khan, a former football player for the Viadalvian National Football Team. Baak was appointed as caucus leader following the election. Both were nominated unopposed, securing their places as SLP's representatives in the EUMP

Nominees

• Daniel Baak, former deputy leader of the Alenkandar City Council
• Tomaz Khan, former football player for the Viadalvian National Football Team.

Declined

• Robert Erasmus, Member of the State Council
• Stein Dros, Member of the State Council, Future Prime Minsiter and 2014 SLP presidential nominee
• Shady Morsi, Incumbent President of Viadalvia

Independent

TJM. Sloekers, a VCP member, expressed his desire to run. Sloekers campaigned primarily on an anti-EMU platform, opposing Viadalvia’s membership in the European Union of Micronations. Additionally, he sought to organize opposition forces with the goal of winning at least one seat in the election. However, due to the lack of official backing from his party and the widespread opposition boycott, his campaign did not gain traction, Sloekers campaigned the most hardest of all three candidates.. as President Morsi was mainly focused on increasing turnout

Campaign

Sloekers ran the most aggressive and far-reaching campaign of all three candidates, making sure to visit every province in Viadalvia. His strategy was centered around his strong opposition to the European Union of Micronations, advocating for Viadalvia's freedom and sovereignty. He passionately argued that Viadalvia should not be bound by external entities and emphasized the need for the country to stand alone and independent, free from the constraints of international influence. His message resonated with many citizens who felt that Viadalvia's identity was at risk of being overshadowed by larger regional organizations. Sloekers presented himself as the staunch defender of Viadalvian nationalism, focusing on preserving the country’s autonomy and fighting for what he believed was its rightful place in the world.

In contrast Meanwhile, Morsi and the SLP did not engage in an extensive campaign. The opposition had already decided to boycott the elections, reducing the urgency for a large-scale effort. Morsi's focus was more on ensuring voter participation, given the risk of low turnout due to the absence of a competitive race. Rather than engaging in traditional campaigning, Morsi used social media platforms and grassroots initiatives to mobilize the people. Their campaign was rooted in the belief that democracy could only be achieved through full participation, even in the face of political stagnation. Morsi's main push was to encourage Viadalvians to vote, emphasizing the importance of having their voices heard, despite the unusual political context. With the hashtag #ViadalviaInEuropa, Morsi sought to appeal to citizens who were passionate about Viadalvia's place within a broader European context, advocating for greater integration and cooperation with neighboring nations. The hashtag #EyropeViadalcia became a symbol of the hope that Viadalvia could remain a strong and independent voice within Europe, aligning with progressive values while still asserting its unique identity.

Results

Template:Election box winning candidate with party link no change Template:Election box winning candidate with party link no change Template:Election box candidate with party link no change Template:Election box end The 2014 election marked a significant chapter in Viadalvia's political history, with the Social Liberal Party (SLP) securing a decisive victory. Their two candidates, Baak and Khan, triumphed by winning an impressive 80% of the vote. However, this overwhelming victory was clouded by a low voter turnout, a consequence of a boycott by the main opposition parties. The turnout, at a mere 21%, marked the lowest in Viadalvian electoral history, raising concerns about the legitimacy of the results. Despite the victory, the Social Liberal Party found themselves in a contentious position, with critics within the VCP arguing that the SLP lacked a true mandate from the people, citing the dismal turnout as evidence of a fractured democratic process.

Baak and Khan, despite the criticism, assumed their roles as the Viadalvian representatives in the European Union of Micronations (EUM) Parliament. Baak, in particular, was appointed as the faction leader, and both he and Khan became voices for Viadalvia on the European stage. However, the SLP's ambitions extended beyond their parliamentary roles; they sought to form a progressive bloc within the EUM Parliament. Unfortunately, their efforts to unite like-minded factions into a cohesive group were thwarted by the political structure of the EUM, where member governments had the power to appoint delegates. This made it difficult for the SLP to build the broad coalition they had envisioned.

In their time in the EUM Parliament, the SLP caucus strongly advocated for direct elections, hoping to bring more democratic legitimacy to the parliamentary process. They initially attempted to bring the Viadalvian perspective to the table, pushing for policies that reflected the nation’s interests and values. Their stance in the EUM often aligned with the goal of protecting and promoting Viadalvia’s autonomy, even within the context of broader European integration. In the years following the 2014 election, the SLP continued to support Viadalvia’s best interests in the EUM Parliament, particularly in relation to economic and political matters that affected the country directly.

However, the political landscape shifted in 2014 with the election of Timo Vink, a new political figure who sought to centralize control within the EUM. Vink proposed replacing the elected delegates, including the Viadalvian representatives, with appointed officials to streamline the decision-making process. Despite this push for change, the EUM Parliament fell into a state of inactivity, leading to uncertainty about the future of Viadalvia’s involvement in the Union. In response to this stagnation, Vink eventually relieved the elected members, including Baak and Khan, from their duties, signaling a major shift in the functioning of the EUM.

As the years passed, the political fortunes of the SLP evolved. Baak, after leaving the EUM Parliament, was elected as the leader of the SLP in the Voltak City Senate, marking a return to domestic politics. He continued to champion progressive policies, pushing for reforms that reflected the party's vision for a modern, inclusive Viadalvia. Meanwhile, Tomaz Khan, once a prominent figure in the SLP’s political agenda, chose to retire from politics altogether. Khan's departure from the public eye was followed by his untimely death in 2021. Though it was never officially confirmed or denied, it was widely believed that Khan had passed away due to complications related to COVID-19, adding a layer of uncertainty and sorrow to the political landscape.

Social Liberal

Social Liberal Party Sociaal Liberale Partij
Final logo of the SLP (2018-2019)
Abbreviation	SLP
Leader	Shady Morsi (first) Jasper Bosman (last)
Founder	Shady Morsi
Founded	June 21st 2013
Dissolved	Never formally dissolved
Headquarters	Voltak, Viadalvia
Newspaper	The Red Triangle
Youth wing	Young Social Liberals
Membership	6 (2013) 22 (2019)
Ideology	2013-2014 Social liberalism Progressivism 2014-2018 Market liberalism Centrism
Political position	Left-wing (Viadalvian) Centre to Centre-right
National affiliation	Alliance for National Recovery (2018)
International affiliation	Alliance of Social Liberal Parties (2013)
Colors	Green Blue
Slogan	Viadalvia Moving Forward! (2013)
Council of State	4 / 30
Ministers	1 / 10
EMU Parliament	2 / 2 (Viadalvian seats)
Regional Councils	32 / 250

The Social Liberal Party of Viadalvia was a political party in Viadalvia from 2013 until 2019, which played a pivotal role in shaping the country's political landscape. Initially, it was the only party of Viadalvia, deeply integrated into the Viadalvian public bureaucracy, positioning itself as the dominant political force in the country. The party was socially liberal, advocating for individual rights and progressive social policies, while also supporting state interventionism in the economy. It sought to balance welfare provisions with a commitment to free-market principles, making it a unique entity in Viadalvia's political scene. Despite its liberal social stance, the party strongly opposed social democracy, positioning itself as a defender of economic freedom within a structured state framework.

From 2013 to 2014, the party’s vision was widely embraced, and it dominated the political sphere, largely shaping the direction of the country's governance. However, despite losing the presidency in 2014, the party managed to hold significant power, retaining control of the Council of State and the Prime Minister's office from 2014 to 2016. This period marked a shift for the party as it faced increasing internal and external pressures, leading to a gradual shift from its original left-leaning platform towards a more centre-left position. This evolution reflected changing political dynamics and a growing desire to modernize its approach while still retaining its core values.

However, in the 2018 general elections, the SLP experienced a significant downturn, securing only 5 out of the 30 seats in parliament. This poor performance marked the beginning of its decline, as voter dissatisfaction with its policies and internal struggles became apparent. Despite this, the party remained influential in the political landscape, with key members continuing to hold positions in the government. One notable figure, Gylden van Berkel, was appointed Minister of Economics in the NP-dominated Vink Cabinet. His appointment was seen as a move to reconcile the SLP’s influence in the face of its diminishing parliamentary presence, though it highlighted the party’s struggle to maintain relevance in the shifting political environment. Despite its increasing centrality in Viadalvian politics, the Social Liberal Party’s policies began to face growing criticism. As its influence continued, the party's reformist agenda encountered resistance, particularly in areas related to state intervention in the economy. Many began to question whether the party’s mixed commitment to both social liberalism and free-market policies could be effectively maintained in an evolving society.

Viadalvia

Viadalvia Viadalvie
2013–2019
Flag
Motto: Democracy and Brotherhood Democratie en Broederschap
Anthem: Initial Anthem (2013) Oh Viadalvia! (2013-2014) Viadalvia We Salute You (2014-2016) Bright Nation! (2016-2018)
Viadalvia at its height Viadalvia at its height
Capital and largest city	Alenkandar (2013-2014) Voltak (2014-2017) Vinkenburg (2017-2018)
Official languages	English, Dutch, Viadalvian (until 2013), Viadalci
Recognised languages	Viadalci, German, Dradelian, French, Turkish
Demonym(s)	Viadalvian Viadalvisch (Dutch)
Government	Republic Details Unitary parliamentary republic under a single party system (2013) Federal semi-parliamentary republic (2013–2014) Constituent country of Derskov-Viadalvia (2014) Federal authoritarian presidential republic under a parliamentary system (2014–2017) Federal presidential republic (2017–2019)
President
• 2013-2014	Shady Morsi
• 2014-2018	Timo Vink
Prime Minister
• 2013-2014	Timo Vink
• 2014	Justin Knive
• 2014-2015	Ellen van Dijk
• 2015-2017	Cars Veen
Vice-President
• 2017-2019	Collin Vink
Legislature	Council of State
HDI	0.897 very high
Currency	Viadalvian Sahel MicroEuro (2013-2014)
Calling code	+31
Internet TLD	None
Preceded by Netherlands

DA

Democratic Alliance
Leader	Killian van der Vaart Shady Morsi
Chairperson	Rob Eykel
Presidential Candidate
Founded	6 October 2014
Dissolved	2019
Headquarters	Assilia
Newspaper	Viadalvian News
Youth wing	Young Democrats
Membership  (7)	17
Ideology	Libertarinism Conservatism Nationalism Populism
National affiliation	National Democratic Alliance (2016-2019) Alliance for National Recovery (2018)
Colours	Red
Slogan	Viadalvia's third party A party you can build on
Council of State	6 / 30
Ministers	3 / 10
EMU Parliament	0 / 2 (Viadalvian seats)
Regional Councils	7 / 250

The Democratic Alliance was a political party in Viadalvia. The party was founded by Killian van der Vaart, after the collapse of the Unionist Party. It was rather the moderate wing of the Unionist Party with more civil libertarian adherns. Initially a minor opposition party, the party supported the Nationalists and forming a coalition government with them after the 2018 election. The party generally promoted a classical liberal platform, in contrast to the Social Liberal's modern liberalism and progressivism and the National Party's national conservatism. Shady Morsi was the party's presidential nominee in the 2018 Elections but withdrew due to him also running in the Hasani presidential election the parties fiscal policy positions include lowering taxes, decreasing the national debt, allowing people to opt out of Social Security, and eliminating the welfare state, in part by utilizing private charities. Current cultural policy positions include ending the prohibition of illegal drugs, supporting same-sex marriage, ending capital punishment, and supporting gun ownership rights. Many libertarians believe in lowering the drinking age to 16

State Council

State Council of the Republic of Viadalvia Staatsraad
Type
Type	Unicameral Quasi-Legislature with Executive Powers (2013-2014) Legislature of Viadalvia (2014-2019)
Term limits	4 years (no term limit)
History
Founded	June 21, 2013 (2013-06-21)
Disbanded	Not formally disbanded
Preceded by	Popular Comitee's of the Viadalvian Republic
Succeeded by	Council of the Viadalvian People (de facto) Parliament of the Viadalvian Commonwealth (de jure)
Leadership
Vice-President of Viadalvia	Colin Vink 2018-2019
Speaker of the State Council	Jordy Engelhart, SLP
Structure
Seats	10 (2013-2017) 30 (2017-2019)
Political groups	Last Elected State Council Majority (14)     /     National-Democratic Caucus (14) Supported by (1)      Independents (1) Minority (4)      Social Liberal Caucus (4) Others      Presidential Apointees (10)
Committees	Foreign Enviroment Industrial Micronational
Elections
Voting system	2/3rds elected by proportional representation 1/3 appointed by the president of the republic
First election	2013
Last election	2018
Motto
In Service of the People
Meeting place
None Fixed Meeting Place (2013-2014) State Council Chamber (2014-2017) State Council Room (2017-2019)

The Staatsraad (State Council), later re-translated as the Council of State, was the unicameral quasi-legislative body of the Viadalvian Republic (commonly known as Viadalvia). Initially, it served as a partially legislative and executive institution before evolving into a fully-fledged legislature following constitutional reforms. Originally, the Staatsraad functioned as a semi-legislative body with limited powers:

• The cabinet held executive and legislative authority, meaning it could draft and enact laws.
• The Staatsraad had no right of initiative (the ability to propose laws) and no right of amendment (the ability to modify laws).
• The Staatsraad's primary role was to review and approve cabinet-drafted legislation rather than actively shaping policy.
• Additionally, members of the Staatsraad could simultaneously hold positions in the cabinet.

The 2014 Constitution fundamentally reshaped the Staatsraad, granting it:

• Full legislative authority, allowing it to propose, amend, and pass laws independently of the executive.
• Separation from the cabinet, ensuring the legislative and executive branches operated independently. This change solidified the Staatsraad’s role as the primary lawmaking body of Viadalvia, aligning it more closely with traditional parliamentary systems.

In 2018, the Coolidge Reforms expanded the Staatsraad to 30 seats, 20 of them were elected through party-list proportional representation. While 10 were appointed by the President This reform transformed the body into a fully legislative institution, significantly enhancing its authority and independence.

Red Triangle Society Raj-Dreigoor comunitijd
File:Logo of the Red Triangle Society.png Logo of the society
Abbreviation	HTJ
Founder	Shady Morsi Timo Vink 34 others
Founded	2021
Membership	36

Apredenteske Di Pagelp Imerska Arkividitat dal Viadalci lokalitat Qonraq el Batiriyhamt gurdnuzke Raj-Dreigoor comunitijd This is the mainframe of the Viadalvian Archives located in Konraq and Batyr maintained by the red triangle society

Monarchist Party

Monarchist Party
Abbreviation	MP
Leader	Guy van Volen
Faction Leader in Parliament	Guy van Volen
Founded	2013
Dissolved	2013
Headquarters	Alenkandar
Ideology	Monarchism Anti-Republicanism
Regional affiliation	Dolmenia
Slogan	For People and Fatherland Hail Viadalvia
State Council 1st Convocation	1 / 10

the Monarchist Party was a small political party in the early days of Viadalvia. Despite that the party played only a marginal role in Viadalvian politics. the party iniciated the 2013 Viadalvian monarchy referendum. The party had mainly support in Dolmenia which was at the time annexed by Viadalvia and also returned its MP. and party leader Guy van Volen with a 100% turnout. The Monarchist party also proclaimed that the Peace and Unity Party was its Hasani affiliate though no contact between the MP and the Peace and Unity Party ever existed. It was the only monarchist movement in Viadalvia until the rebellious entity of the Viadalvian Empire was formed though it was rather seen as a militarist dictatorship. the Monarchist Party was notorious for abstaining in parliament (offically to boycott the republican government)

After Dolmenia declared its independence the party was dissolved

Composition of the 1st Statenraad

The lots are listed in order of size. The elected politicians are listed in alphabetical order, with the exception of the party leader, who is always listed in bold as the first of his or her party.

Capitalists (4)

• Timo Vink
• Ino de Wacht
• Kevin Verhaar
• Rick Wittemans

Social Liberal Party (3)

• Shady Morsi
• Jordy Engelhart
• Robert Erasmus

Communist Party of Viadalvia (2)

• Youri van Zwieten
• Tim Van Leeuen

Monarchist Party (1)

• Guy van Volen

Composition Changes

• 2013 Shady Morsi, Elected for Ijeka refused to be seated in the State Council. due to him being president, Stijn Dros was appointed in Morsi's seat Dros becomes the leader of the opposition in the state council
• 2013 Dolmenia declared independence from Viadalvia with Monarchist leader van Volen resigning. Rick Keizer (Independent) was appointed to fill the seat though he didnt hold any constituency since the constituency of Dolmenia was abolished. The Viadalvian constitution required that parliament has 10 seats minimum
• 2014 Tim Van Leeuen was expelled from parliament due to treason (as he rebelled against the Viadalvian govenment) In view of the short remaining duration of the term of office, there was no longer any provision to replace the vacancy that had arisen.
• 2014 Kevin Vanhaar left the Capitalist Caucus and sat as an independent

Democratic Front

Democratic Front
Abbreviation	DF
Guide	Kevin Vanhaar
Faction Leader in Parliament	Kevin Vanhaar
Founded	2013 (as Whig Party)
Dissolved	2018
Preceded by	Nationalist Revolutionary Front Viadalvian Nazi Party
Headquarters	Alenkandar
Newspaper	Struggle
Think tank	De Banierstichting
Ideology	Viadalvian Ultranationalism White supremacy (factions) Anti Microwiki statement Euroscepticism Conservative liberalism (2013-2014)
Political position	Centre-right (2013-2014) Far-Right
Religion	Norse-Paganism
Slogan	For People and Fatherland Hail Viadalvia
State Council 2nd-4th Convocation	1 / 10
District Councils	12 / 80
Party flag

The Democratic Front (Dutch: Democratisch Front, Democratische Front) briefly known as the was a Viadalvian far-right political party which existed between 2013 and 2018. The party represented the importance of indigenous Viadalvian society. That organisation had been established to oppose what its members perceived as the national socialist tendencies and Greater Viadalvian statehood

Despite the party's name, it is frequently described as "neither Democratic nor a front". The DF was centred around Verhaar and is often described as populist, nationalist,or ultranationalist. and has also been described as fascist and white supremacist, The DF sought"a revival of Viadalvia as a great power". It opposes both the Communism of the Soviet Union and neoliberal capitalism. It prefers a mixed economy with private ownership, but with a strong management role reserved for the state. In foreign policy, the party places a strong emphasis on "isolationism and Viadalvia for the Viadalvians". The DF regards the then Ashukov Federation as Viadalvian main external threats. and called for then Ashukov president Jacob Huff to be tribunaled. Other things the Democratic Front supported where

• Harsh punishment of the LGBT community,
• Recording ethnicity for all Derskov-Viadalvian citizens.
• Prohibition of state selcarism
• Adopting the Norse godess Freya as Viadalvia's patron saint
• Active repatriation of criminals of foreign citizenship and Dutch nationals originating from Derskov-Viadalvia
• Deportation of criminals having foreign nationality or multiple citizenship back to their country of origin
• Removal of resources from anti-climate change programs, development aid and immigration services
• Abolition of the Derskov-Viadalvian Confederacy (2013)
• Shutting down of all Religious schools
• Ban on support aliies/helping nations
• Removing Dutch influence from DV
• Repeal of anti-smoking legislation in bars
• Withdrawal from any Micronational organisations.
• Allow for easy entry without visa of persons
• No more tax money to "(political) left" organizations.
• Keeping track of the ethnicity of people who have committed crimes.
• Opposition to Derskov-Viadalvian influence in Arnham and Exousia

Viadalvian Legislative Elections

2013

2013 Viadalvian general election

Template:Country data Viadalvia

Party Leader % Seats ± Capitalist Party Timo Vink 48% 4 +4 Social Liberal Party Stijn Dros 32% 3 +3 Communist Party Youri Zwieten 5% 2 +2 Monarchist Party Guy van Volen 5% 1 +1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Timo Vink Independent Timo Vink Capitalist

2014

2014 Viadalvian general election

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Party Leader % Seats ± Capitalist Party Timo Vink 90% 7 +3 Social Liberal Party Stijn Dros 9,2% 2 -1 Whig Party/Democratic Front No Leadership 0,8% 1 +1 Communist Party Youri Zwieten - 0 -2 Monarchist Party Guy van Volen - 0 -1 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Timo Vink Capitalist Timo Vink Capitalist

2016

2016 Viadalvian general election

Template:Country data Viadalvia

Party Leader % Seats ± Nationalist Colin Vink 23% 4 -2 Social Liberal Stijn Dros 18% 3 +1 Democratic Alliance Killian van der Vaart 12% 2 +2 Democratic Front Kevin Vanhaar 4% 1 0 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Cars Veen Military Collin Vink Nationalist-Democratic Coalition

2018

2018 Viadalvian general election

Template:Country data Viadalvia

Party Leader % Seats ± Social Liberal Jasper Bosman 18% 5 +2 Nationalist Colin Vink 16% 8 +4 Democratic Alliance Killian van der Vaart 12% 6 +4 Democratic Front Kevin Vanhaar 0 -1 Presidential Appointees N/A 11 +11 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below.

Project Enclave

==Viadalvia

Republic of Viadalvia Rabobliek Viadalcia
Flag of Flag Coat of Arms of Coat of Arms
Motto: Democracy and Brotherhood
Anthem: "Blessed are the Mountains"
Location of Viadalvia
Capital and largest city	Karai
Official languages	English Dutch Viadalvian languages
Ethnic groups	Viadalvian 97% Others 3%
Demonym(s)	Viadalvian
Government	Federal semi-presidential republic
Legislature	Assembly
Internet TLD	.vi

Project Enclave (named both after The Enclave, and Konraq an Hasani Enclave) was the plan to continiue the Federal Republic of Viadalvia within Konraq, within Konraq after Vinks victory in the 2014 Viadalvian presidential election, It was proposed by the defeated presidential candidate Stein Dros, This later translated into the re-establishment of an Viadalvian State. The idea was discussed by the members of the Viadalvian Commonwealth

2014 Viadalvian Election

3 January 2014
Turnout	22.50% (VEC)
Candidate Timo Vink Stijn Dros Kevin Verhaar Party Unionist SLP Whig Popular vote 34 26 8 Percentage 55% 40% 5%
President before election Shady Morsi SLP Elected President Timo Vink Unionist

Presidential elections were held in Viadalvia on January 3rd 2014, Incumbent President Shady Morsi resigned due to depression as president triggering an election. (a position of sucession was then not created by Viadalvian law) Morsi who was re-elected as Viadalvia's president by the Independence Council in both and the first popular Viadalvian presidential election defeating capitalist nominee, Field Marshall Rick van der Horst. with 50% of the vote Morsi's term would end on 16 September 2016, As Viadalvian presidents are elected at the time for three years

Two main candidates where running to suceed Morsi. Timo Vink the incumbent Prime Minister of Viadalvia who was unanimously nominated by the Unionist Party (the sucessor of the Capitalist Party) and Governor of Steingrad, Stijn Dros who defeated acting president Engelhart in the SLP Primary, additionally Kevin Verhaar who a member of the state council ran as the Whig nominee

The campaign was only five days short. and was the only Viadalvian election campaign that was focused on personality as opposed to issues Stijn Dros barely campaigned and let SLP surrogates campaign on his behalf. Including Incumbent President Shady Morsi , Incumbent Speaker of the State Council Youri Zwieten and Acting President Engelhart. Morsi warned that the election of Vink Timo Vinks leads to an irresponsible government, With Engelhart calling Vink's sister a "degenerate whore", Leading to him getting beat up by Vink supporters. The SLP campaigned only in Alenkandar and Steingrad, which where SLP strongholds and ignored Pathalla completely

Vink meanwhile campaigned in person in Pathalla and Alenkandar giving various stump speeches. Dros attacked Vink meanwhile for his "capitalistic barbarism" while Vink attacked Dros for his lack of in person campaiging and his precived eliteism.

Most polls expect Dros to win the Viadalvian presidency due to Morsi's high approval rating (78%) Dros also was seen as receiving the support of the nations non-voting majority, which had been regarded as deciding in its share of the electorate. Dros was endorsed by various micronational head of states

Initial results show that Vink received 7 to Dros having 3 votes with Verhaar having recieved 0 votes. This however was disputed and in 2016 the results where amandend after discovery of absent votes

SLP

Nominated

• Stijn Dros, Governor of Steingrad, Former Prime Minister of Viadalvia and Acting President

Eliminated in primary

• Jordy Engelhart, Acting President, Former Minister in the Morsi cabinet and Mayor of Alenkandar

Declined

• Shady Morsi, Incumbent President

The SLP nomination contest marked the introduction of the presidential preference primary. The idea of the primary to nominate candidates was new in Viadalvia, the only two SLP contenders running nationwide campaigns for the presidential nomination were Stijn Dros and Jordy Engelhart. In the nomination contest, four republics held primaries to select national convention delegates. Dros was nominated with 8 votes to 2 for Engelhart, Morsi endorsed Dros in the primary

Social Liberal Party, Presidential Primary 2014

Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±
	SLP	Stijn Dros	8	80	New
	SLP	Jordy Engelhart	2	20	+20.57

Unionist

Nominated

• Timo Vink, Incumbent Prime Minister of Viadalvia

Timo Vink was nominated unanimously by the parties constituiton, That said that the highest ranking Unionist politician would be automaticly nominated by the party for the presidency

2018

2018 Viadalvian general election

20 out of the 30 seats in the State Council
Opinion polls
Turnout	66.4% (1.3%)
First party Second party Third party   Leader Colin Vink Kylian van der Vaart Jasper Bosman Party NP DA SLP Alliance NDC NDC Leader since 2017 Last election 4 seats, 2 seats, 3 seats, Seats won 8 6 5 Seat change 4 4 2 Popular vote Unknown Unknown Unknown Percentage Unknown Unknown   Fourth party Fifth party   Leader Kevin Vanhaar Shady Morsi Party P Appointed Last election 1 seat 0 Seats won 0 10 Seat change 1 10 Swing 15.1 pp

Acting presidents of Viadalvia

Tomaz Alexander Khan
Member of the EMU Parliament
In office September 2013 – January 2015
Constituency	Viadalvia
Personal details
Born	1998 .
Died	Allegedly 2021 (age 23-24)
of death	COVID-19 (Allegedly)
Nationality	Viadalvian
Political party	Social Liberal (2013-2015)
Association football career Playing position Keeper Senior career* Years Team Apps (Gls) 2013–2018 Viadalvia * Senior club appearances and goals counted for the domestic league only

Jordy Engelhart
President of Viadalvia (acting)
In office 8 July 2013 – 6 September 2013
Preceded by	Shady Morsi
Succeeded by	Shady Morsi
Minster of Internal Affairs
In office 2013–2014
Member of the State Council
In office 2013–2015
Mayor of Alenkandar
In office 2013–2015
Personal details
Nationality	Viadalvian
Political party	Independent Social Liberal

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Franklin "Frankie" de los Santos
President of Viadalvia (acting)
In office 10 September 2014 – 12 September 2014
Preceded by	Timo Vink
Succeeded by	Timo Vink
Member of the State Council
In office 2013–2016
Personal details
Nationality	Viadalvian
Political party	Independent

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Dylan Elberg
President of Viadalvia (acting)
In office 1 – 4 April 2015
Preceded by	Timo Vink
Succeeded by	Timo Vink
Personal details
Nationality	Viadalvian
Political party	National
Military service
Allegiance	Viadalvia
Branch/service	Viadalvian Army
Years of service	2013-2017
Rank	Lieutenant Colonel
Unit	Infantry
Battles/wars	Viadalvian Civil War Alenkandar Riots First Klausberg War Second Klausberg War

}} Acting President of Viadalvia are temporary posts established by the 2013 Viadalvian constitution . the Acting President when the President remains in office but temporarily cannot fulfill his or her duties. In case of a presidential absence. the Acting President is elected by the state council. (with the execption of Engelhart which was appointed by presidetial degree 105. With the establishment of the Coolidge Reforms in 2018 the posititon of acting president is abolished. With the Vice-President of Viadalvia becoming acting president in case temporarily cannot fulfill his or her duties and the first in line of sucession when the president dies. or resigns

There where two State Council elected presidents, Elberg and de los Santos Additionally Stijn Dros served as acting president of Viadalvia for 20 minutes and Colin Vink served as acting president in his capacity as Vice President