2010 Shadyvinkenstein General Election
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Indirect Elections where held in the Kingdom of Shadyvinkenstein in 2010 to elect both the head of state and the royal court of Shadyvinkenstein. This is the first and only election conducted in Shadyvinkenstein as an independent entity as subsuquent elections would be hold in-exile.
The election for the position of King saw Shady Morsi emerge as the unopposed victor in the general election. The circumstances surrounding this electoral event solidified Shady Morsi's position as the first sovereign ruler of Shadyvinkenstein in its independent statehood. The composition of the Royal Court, a crucial advisory body to the monarch, displayed a blend of democratic input and traditional elements. Citizens of Shadyvinkenstein recommended seven individuals to serve in the Royal Court. Additionally, three designated game clubs played a significant role in the process by electing one of their members to be appointed to the Royal Court.