Following the free, fair, open and transparent elections held on 31st December 2005, the current break-down of political parties represented in the Congress of Peoples’ Deputies is:
These totals represent the changes brought by the “Act to Reduce Electoral Confusion in the Interest of the Voters of the Peoples’ Free Democratic Republic of Koskovia” of 1st June 1996 (as amended on 30th December 2005), which reduced the number of legal political parties from 45 to 10.The Congress of Peoples’ Deputies is the highest organ of state power. All citizens of Koskovia over the age of 25 are eligible to vote in their local districts. Those standing for election to the CPD must be at least sixty years old, and have been a resident of Koskovia their entire lives.
Members of the CPD elect from amongst themselves those who sit on the twenty-member Central Committee. Members of the Central Committee elect from amongst themselves those who sit on the ten-member Executive Council of the Central Committee. Members of the Executive Council elect a chairman, currently Mladik Vladik. The Vice-Chairman is Josef Kulik.
On 21st December 2005 — in preparation for the election held on 31st December — the Central Committee of Electoral Ballot Printing adopted a new style of ballot to counter criticism of the fasco-capitalist nations that suggested that elections in Koskovia were not free and fair. The examples below are from President & Chairman Vladik’s constituency of Vladikia City:
Old style ballot
New style ballot
Clearly, the new ballots underscore the true choice presented to all voters in Koskovia!
