Hasan Çakar unanimously elected as president; Shady Morsi appointed Premier

Hasan Çakar has been elected in his second official term as President of Hasanistan following unanimous election by voters. In an election where Çakar was the only candidate, all voters who participated approved his presidency. The election had a turnout of 71.43% (5 out of 7 eligable voters). Çakar is the second president in Hasani history to serve two elected terms, following his brother Tanju Çakar's two term presidency between 2013 and 2016.
Çakar soon took the oath of office and was inaugurated. He appointed Shady Morsi as the Premier of Republic, who also assumed office of the Supreme Council deputy for Ardajan.

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Fifth presidential election begins in Hasanistan

Today, Hasani citizens cast their ballots to elect their next president. Voting began at 07:00 (WET) and ends at 23:00 (WET). There are 7 eligible voters in the election, the entirety of Hasanistan's population.
The sole candidate in this year's election is Hasan Çakar of the People's Unity Party, the founder of Hasanistan who has been serving as its provisional head of state since late 2017 following the secession from Nedlando-Khorașan. Due to the fact he is the sole candidate, the election will be in the form of a referendum where voters can either accept or reject his candidacy. Çakar is expected to gain the approval from the majority of the Hasani people. In the unlikely case that Çakar's presidency is rejected, he (as the head of the provisional government) much either call a new election or appoint someone else to serve as president.
Çakar is expected to appoint Shady Morsi as his Premier. The two made an agreement for 'electoral co-operation' in April and established an alliance between their two parties (the People's Unity Party and the Northern League). Whoever is appointed as Premier will also serve as the deputy of their province in the Supreme Council. In regards to other Supreme Council deputies, no legislative elections are planned.

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