2024 Hintuwani General Election [OPEN]

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The 1986 Constitution of the Commonwealth of Hintuwan mandates elections for officials at the national, gubernatorial, and local levels every six years, ensuring that governance is rooted in the democratic will of the people. The 2024 Hintuwani General Election is set to take place two months from now, on December 6, 2024. During this national election, all 120 seats in the Kapulungang Bayan, the country's unicameral legislative assembly, will be contested. Gubernatorial and local elections will also be held simultaneously to elect executive and legislative officials in all counties, cities, towns, boroughs, and other administrative divisions of Hintuwan. All citizens of the Commonwealth are guaranteed the right to run for any of these positions without any restrictions based on age, race, or sexual orientation, making Hintuwan’s electoral system notably inclusive.

Political parties, despite being subject to oversight by the Constitutional Court to prevent extremist or secessionist movements, are diverse and widespread, representing a broad spectrum of ideologies. While some radical parties have been banned in the past, the majority of parties remain free to contest elections, contributing to the nation’s dynamic and competitive political environment. There are four major parties currently represented in the Kapulungang Bayan:

All-Hintuwani Forward Bloc (AHFB) - Dominating the Kapulungang Bayan, the AHFB is a self-described "conservative-nationalist-socialist" party. Formed after the fracture of the Royalist-Liberal coalition in the early 2000s, it primarily consists of former Liberal and Royalist MPs. While often labeled as center-left for its support of universal healthcare and raising the minimum wage, the AHFB takes a conservative stance on social issues, opposing LGBTQ+, pro-choice, and Indigenous People's (IP) rights bills. Led by Seferino Bantug, the AHFB promotes "Enlightened Nationalism," focusing on economic prosperity and justice for the Hintuwani people.

Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH) - The LPH is a liberal-democratic party that trails the AHFB in parliamentary seats. Historically a centrist party, it evolved from a conservative stance during the Cagalanganista dictatorship era to advocating for women's and LGBTQ+ rights. Although the LPH brands itself as "socially liberal," there remains controversy over whether it is truly liberal due to its past support for fiscal conservatism, tax breaks for SMEs, and looser gun regulations. The party champions "freedom, justice, and solidarity (bayanihan)."

Trade Union Congress of Hintuwan (TUCH) - A social democratic party with considerable legislative influence, TUCH operates as an alliance of MPs with ties to special interest groups. Though not officially socialist, the TUCH maintains links to communist-aligned organizations, including the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Hintuwan (KHM) and the Hintuwani Democratic Front (HDF). The TUCH supports labor rights, agrarian reform, and other pro-worker policies.

League of Christian-Muslim Constitutionalists (LCMC) - A center-right party influenced by Christian democracy and Islamic conservative democracy, the LCMC originated from anti-monarchist opposition in the late 1960s. Focused on economic growth, stronger ties with Dormill and Stiura, and autonomy for Muslim-majority provinces, the LCMC is known for its advocacy of a strong military and religious inclusivity. Despite its focus on economic development, the party is still criticized as being neo-Cagalanganista due to its leadership being dominated by descendants of former dictator Ferdinand E. Cagalangan.

Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH) - The smallest elected political party in the Kapulungang Bayan is the Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH). It was founded in 1955 to represent the views of the Hintuwani aristocracy and later attracted conservatives who were dissatisfied with the republican faction's anti-monarchy views. In 1974, the royalists formed a filibuster pact with the Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH) in protest against the reigning Cagalanganistas and MPs from both parties were subsequently banned from the Kapulungang Bayan. It was re-founded in 1986 as it exists in its current state, and continues to advocate for policies such as national economic self-reliance, secularism, gun control, and stronger cooperation between the executive and legislative branches of government.

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VP Batrieng Announces Presidential Candidacy Under LCMC

Controversial Hintuwani minister selected to represent ruling party in upcoming Hintuwani presidential race

In a move that has sent ripples through the political landscape of Hintuwan, Vice President Payakareik Batrieng has officially declared his intention to run for President in the upcoming 2024 Hintuwani general election under the banner of the League of Christian-Muslim Constitutionalists (LCMC). This announcement comes less than a year after the turbulent Batrieng Affair, which exposed significant corruption allegations against his family and ignited widespread calls for accountability and reform.

Batrieng, who has served as Vice President since March 2021, made the announcement at a press conference in Tasikrong, the heart of his family's political stronghold. Accompanied by LCMC Secretary-General Tadeo Aranla, he framed his candidacy as a commitment to restoring trust in governance and championing the rights of marginalized communities, particularly the indigenous Abo-abuhan tribes who have long suffered under the shadow of the Batrieng family’s political legacy.

"I stand before you today not just as a candidate but as a servant of the people," Batrieng proclaimed, addressing a crowd of supporters and reporters. "The past few years have been challenging, and I acknowledge the doubts that have arisen regarding my family’s legacy. I pledge to work tirelessly to ensure that the voice of every Hintuwani citizen is heard and respected."

Notably absent from the event was Henry Theodore Bulalacao, whose term as President ends this year. Bulalacao was the former Chairman of the LCMC before his replacement by Aranla during a 2021 party congress and was previously a strong ally of Batrieng. His absence has fueled speculation about the internal dynamics within the party and raised questions about the president's support for Batrieng's candidacy.

The Batrieng Affair, which culminated in the suspicious death of whistleblower Witness F in September 2023, has had profound implications for the Hintuwani political arena. While many view Batrieng’s candidacy as an attempt to rehabilitate his family's image, others express skepticism regarding his commitment to reform. Polls conducted shortly after Witness F's death indicated a significant drop in Batrieng's popularity, with many calling for his resignation. Critics argue that his bid for reelection is more about salvaging his political career than genuinely addressing the corruption issues that have plagued Hintuwan.

In his speech, Batrieng emphasized a platform of transparency and accountability. "We must confront our past, learn from our mistakes, and build a future that reflects the values of freedom, justice, and solidarity," he asserted. He outlined key policy goals, including anti-corruption measures, economic development initiatives to empower local communities, and stronger protections for indigenous rights.

The LCMC, which has seen its status wane amid growing dissatisfaction with the ruling party, welcomed Batrieng’s announcement. The party hopes that his candidacy will reinvigorate its base and restore public confidence in its leadership. Party officials expressed optimism that Batrieng's experience and recognition would be pivotal in regaining lost ground in the forthcoming elections.

Batrieng's announcement sets the stage for a contentious campaign, with opponents likely to seize on the Batrieng Affair to challenge his credibility and fitness for office. The race is expected to feature a diverse array of candidates, each vying to address the pressing issues facing the nation.

With only a few months left until the elections, all eyes will be on Payakareik Batrieng as he embarks on this critical campaign, navigating the complexities of public perception and the legacy of his family's political influence in Hintuwan.

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Liberals to Form Coalition With Trade Union Congress

2nd and 3rd largest parties in Hintuwani national assembly announce political alliance, Governor Adiputra announced as presidential candidate

PAGAGOS, Hintuwan – In a significant political development, the Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH) has announced a coalition with the Trade Union Congress of Hintuwan (TUCH) at a rally ahead of the 2024 general election. The alliance is seen as a strategic move to consolidate support among progressive voters and labor unions as the country gears up for a fiercely contested election season.

The Liberal Party, traditionally one of the major political forces in Hintuwan, has struggled in recent years to maintain its once-dominant position. The Trade Union Congress, meanwhile, has steadily grown its influence, advocating for workers' rights and policies aimed at reducing income inequality, improving labor conditions, and increasing social protections. By joining forces, the two groups hope to create a unified platform that appeals to a broader base of voters, particularly among the working class and younger, progressive populations against the ruling nationalist-conservative "All-Hintuwani Forward Bloc" (AHFB), which currently holds a majority in the national assembly.

Liberal Party representative Artemio Manzon, who is running to be re-elected for his seat as the 3rd district representative of the Governorate of Kemarak, emphasized the importance of this partnership, stating, "Our shared values of fairness, social justice, and economic progress will allow us to stand stronger together. This coalition represents a new chapter in Hintuwan politics, one where the rights and welfare of the working people are at the forefront of national governance."

The TUCH, represented by its Secretary-General Andrei Bilogan, expressed optimism about the coalition's potential impact. "This is a historic moment for the labor movement. By partnering with the Liberals, we have the chance to push for real, lasting change that will improve the lives of workers across Hintuwan. We are committed to ensuring that labor rights, fair wages, and social protections are not just promises but realities," said Bilogan.

Governor Selma Adiputra, the Liberal Party's newly announced presidential candidate, has been at the forefront of the coalition discussions and will be running with the support of both parties. A seasoned politician and current governor of Kemarak, Adiputra is widely recognized for her transformative leadership. Her tenure as Mayor of Macapulao and subsequent work as Governor has earned her a reputation for integrity and economic vision, marked by policies that have fostered industrial growth and environmental sustainability in Kemarak. Earlier today, she announced that current TUCH MP Marco Lumbunan Jr. would accompany her as Vice President and running-mate. Meanwhile, she has endorsed Layla Niwang, a prominent Kemarakan businesswoman and altruist, to succeed her in the governorship of Kemarak.

The clash between the progressive, worker-centric policies of Adiputra’s coalition and the illiberal vision of the AHFB is expected to define the upcoming election, making it a crucial turning point in Hintuwan's political landscape.

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AHFB Chairman Seferino Bantug Runs For President

Leading opposition figure helms conservative, nationalist effort to maintain assembly majority

HAIJING, Hintuwan – Seferino Bantug, Chairman of the All-Hintuwani Forward Bloc (AHFB) and Majority Floor Leader, announced his bid for the presidency today after filing his certificate of candidacy at the Commission on Elections office. The news puts to bed longtime speculation as to who the AHFB would nominate for Hintuwan's chief executive position, after rumors of an internal power struggle between the controversial Bantug and the more moderate House Speaker Guiao Adlawan began circulating a few months prior. Notably however, Bantug did not announce a running-mate.

"Hintuwan is in grave danger," Bantug stated in a speech to the press. "Six years of a tyrannical and corrupt LCMC government has left many of our citizens to fall behind, and there are people in this country who are just hanging on by a thread... We don't need another trapo [traditional politician] from the LPH or the TUCH that will promise the sky while stealing the earth from under our feet. We need change - not in the next year, or the next decade - today!"

Bantug announced that his platform would include strengthening national security, promoting self-sufficiency, and ensuring that Hintuwani traditions remain at the forefront of the country’s political agenda. Bantug also stated that he would ensure that corporations "pay their fair share" in the country's economy, improve the rights of workers, and enhance the role of the military in safeguarding the nation from both external and internal threats.

The AHFB’s presidential campaign contrasts sharply with that of Selma Adiputra, who has a more progressive and open approach to governance. Bantug and the AHFB have criticized the Liberal Party’s liberal policies, portraying them as a threat to the unity and values of the nation. They have also accused Adiputra of catering too much to foreign business interests and neglecting the needs of the average Hintuwani citizen.

The competition between Bantug and Adiputra is expected to be a close and hard-fought battle, with Bantug appealing to rural and conservative voters while Adiputra focuses on urban progressives and environmental advocates.

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The 1986 Constitution of the Commonwealth of Hintuwan mandates elections for officials at the national, gubernatorial, and local levels every six years, ensuring that governance is rooted in the democratic will of the people. The 2024 Hintuwani General Election is set to take place two months from now, on December 6, 2024. During this national election, all 120 seats in the Kapulungang Bayan, the country's unicameral legislative assembly, will be contested. Gubernatorial and local elections will also be held simultaneously to elect executive and legislative officials in all counties, cities, towns, boroughs, and other administrative divisions of Hintuwan. All citizens of the Commonwealth are guaranteed the right to run for any of these positions without any restrictions based on age, race, or sexual orientation, making Hintuwan’s electoral system notably inclusive.

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Political parties, despite being subject to oversight by the Constitutional Court to prevent extremist or secessionist movements, are diverse and widespread, representing a broad spectrum of ideologies. While some radical parties have been banned in the past, the majority of parties remain free to contest elections, contributing to the nation’s dynamic and competitive political environment. There are four major parties currently represented in the Kapulungang Bayan:

All-Hintuwani Forward Bloc (AHFB) - Dominating the Kapulungang Bayan, the AHFB is a self-described "conservative-nationalist-socialist" party. Formed after the fracture of the Royalist-Liberal coalition in the early 2000s, it primarily consists of former Liberal and Royalist MPs. While often labeled as center-left for its support of universal healthcare and raising the minimum wage, the AHFB takes a conservative stance on social issues, opposing LGBTQ+, pro-choice, and Indigenous People's (IP) rights bills. Led by Seferino Bantug, the AHFB promotes "Enlightened Nationalism," focusing on economic prosperity and justice for the Hintuwani people.

Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH) - The LPH is a liberal-democratic party that trails the AHFB in parliamentary seats. Historically a centrist party, it evolved from a conservative stance during the Cagalanganista dictatorship era to advocating for women's and LGBTQ+ rights. Although the LPH brands itself as "socially liberal," there remains controversy over whether it is truly liberal due to its past support for fiscal conservatism, tax breaks for SMEs, and looser gun regulations. The party champions "freedom, justice, and solidarity (bayanihan)."

Trade Union Congress of Hintuwan (TUCH) - A social democratic party with considerable legislative influence, TUCH operates as an alliance of MPs with ties to special interest groups. Though not officially socialist, the TUCH maintains links to communist-aligned organizations, including the Kilusang Magbubukid ng Hintuwan (KHM) and the Hintuwani Democratic Front (HDF). The TUCH supports labor rights, agrarian reform, and other pro-worker policies.

League of Christian-Muslim Constitutionalists (LCMC) - A center-right party influenced by Christian democracy and Islamic conservative democracy, the LCMC originated from anti-monarchist opposition in the late 1960s. Focused on economic growth, stronger ties with Dormill and Stiura, and autonomy for Muslim-majority provinces, the LCMC is known for its advocacy of a strong military and religious inclusivity. Despite its focus on economic development, the party is still criticized as being neo-Cagalanganista due to its leadership being dominated by descendants of former dictator Ferdinand E. Cagalangan.

Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH) - The smallest elected political party in the Kapulungang Bayan is the Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH). It was founded in 1955 to represent the views of the Hintuwani aristocracy and later attracted conservatives who were dissatisfied with the republican faction's anti-monarchy views. In 1974, the royalists formed a filibuster pact with the Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH) in protest against the reigning Cagalanganistas and MPs from both parties were subsequently banned from the Kapulungang Bayan. It was re-founded in 1986 as it exists in its current state, and continues to advocate for policies such as national economic self-reliance, secularism, gun control, and stronger cooperation between the executive and legislative branches of government.

We see your elections Poll runs till Sat Dec 07, 2024 at 2:39 am. We voted for Poll option 05 the: Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH).

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In our nation our People voted in your nation's election as follows with 100 % of all eligible voters voting.

001 %: Trade Union Congress of Hintuwan (TUCH). Social Democratic Communist Party. Yuck.
002 %: All-Hintuwani Forward Bloc (AHFB). Center Left Party. Yuck.
003 %: Liberal Party of Hintuwan (LPH). Self so called Center Party. Yuck.
027 %: League of Christian-Muslim Constitutionalists (LCMC) Center Right Party.
067 %: for the: Royalist Party of Hintuwan (RPH). Far Right wing Conservative Republican, Nationalist Patriot Party of your nation, according to our interpretation of Respect for your Royal Majesty and Royal Family. Of Respect for Your Nation's People.

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