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Progressives Lead in Exit Polls
The centre-left Joint Progressive Party List (JPPL) a has won a strong plurality of the vote in today’s election, according to a Dholavira Signboard poll. The poll shows the JPPL with 40.8% of the vote, followed by the centrist Coalition of Independents and the centre-right Liberal Democratic Party, which are nearly neck-and-neck with 23.2 and 21.7%, respectively. The conservative Originalist Progressive Party, and its ally, the far-left Workers’ Revolutionary Party, trail with 11.7 and 3.9%, respectively. These vote counts would yield 19 seats for the JPPL, 8 each for the Coalition and LDP, and a total of 3 for the OPP-WRP alliance. The regionalist Kot-diji Party would win 2 seats. Although polls have closed everywhere except for expatriates, results are not expected for at least 36 hours.
Good governance for the people
The Mel-akkan Coalition of Independents works tirelessly for the common man, ensuring your safety and prosperity. We are nonpartisan, ideologically balanced, and experts in the field of public administration – so a vote for the Coalition is a vote for competence.
Our Promises:
100,000bng average income
A strong social welfare and social safety net system
Competent governance by experienced administrators
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Mel-akkam – India Agreement Signed
Mel-akkan Honoured Elder Pujari Adhineta today met with his Indian counterpart, President Droupadi Murmu, to finalise a trade and freedom of movement deal between the two nations. Under the deal, visa-free and expedited travel will be permitted, and citizens of each country will be permitted to live and work in the other for as long as their passports remain valid. “This is a momentous step forward in the relations between two historic friends and allies,” said a joint statement by the two heads of state. Nonetheless, political figures including far-left leader Porata Pani criticised the deal, advocating for more protectionist policies.
Free market, free country, free people
Socialism isn’t the only way! As Mel-akkam’s first opposition party, the Liberal Democrats have delivered free market governance with the goal of building a prosperous nation of free, independent people. As they say, a rising tide floats all boats – and we will rise the tide more than anyone.
Our Promises:
Increasing our GDP by 50% in 5 years
The privatisation of the economy, providing ample funding for social programmes and investments
Less crime through more police and slum clearance
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Election Saboteurs Charged
The outgoing Justice Commission has opted to press charges against election saboteurs who engaged in widespread acts of ballot destruction in September’s election. If they are convicted for charges including “destruction of state property”, “interference in democratic processes”, and “conspiracy to commit fraud (electoral)”, they would face up to 10 years of probation.
For peace and progress!
The Mel-akkan Progressive Party has always fought for freedom, social justice, and inclusion. Like we freed our nation from the British, so too will we free all citizens from poverty, discrimination, and inequality. A vote for us is a vote for freedom, socialism, and most importantly, progress.
Our Promises:
Low inequality, and a 90% income tax on the ultra-wealthy
The nationalisation of all industries, spreading the nation’s wealth among the people
Equal rights for all Mel-akkans, regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation
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