2nd Presidential Election starts in Hasanistan!!!

Today, the second Hasani presidential election and third election in Hasanistan to be held since the end of the single-party era will decide who will be Hasanistan's next president.
The first candidate is current president and Progressive Party leader Tanju Çakar, who in his two years in the office legalized Marijuana aswell as introducing a discrimination act and universal income. He plans (if he wins the election) to form a Guild Council and reform the Supreme Council, to devolve the government and give the primates more authority and to make Hasanistan sign the pro-LGBT Leveria Treaty aswell as many other things.
The second candidate is Shady Hosam Morsi, Independence Party leader and Prime of North Hasanistan, who previously ran in the Batyr Prime Elections before switching to North Hasanistan. As an ethnic Derskovian, which has a majority in North Hasanistan, he is trying to put North Hasani interests first including a referendum on autonomy/independence and open borders with Derskov-Viadalvia (which shares a border with Hasanistan through the Derskov territory of Konraq).
The third and final candidate is Muhammed Açikran, who is a member of the Islamic Party. He has not openly spoke about his plan except support for Palestine in the recent Gaza Conflict.
The Nomad Party (which has not sent a candidate) has been expected to side with the Progressive Party or the Independence Party. The Progressive Party is expected to win.

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Map of borders!!!

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Progressive Party's manifesto!!!

The Progressive Party aims to create a nation where neither capitalist nor state has excessive control and people can live their lives without interference.

1. A referendum on a Hasani 'Article 9', forbidding war for reasons other than self-defence.
2. A liberal drug policy of legalisation and regulation of currently illegal substances for recreational use.
3. Make Hasanistan a leader in STEM fields by creating technical and research-intensive universities and create a system of technology grants and tax credits for businesses (both private and public-owned) in Hasanistan.
4. Introduce a living wage and pro-worker labour laws as well as legalise trade unions. Workers will also be able to create self-organised enterprises in the form of syndicates and co-operatives.
5. A radical restructuring of the Supreme Council will take place that will involve a reduction in the number of ministries and the creation of a Guild Council to represent the interests of workers and industry and pass laws and regulation that affects them.
6. Increased federalisation of Hasani territory, giving Primes more power over their constituencies, while still allowing a somewhat centralised system of governance with laws still decided on the national level.

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Election news, June 22 2014!!!

 The main news as of yet is there are rumours Hasan Çakar may abdicate from his position as head of government (Supreme Leader) to run for President however Nico Fors will be most likely chosen as the Nomad candidate. Shady Hosam Morsi has also said that he will run for his party although earlier in the year saying he will not take part in the election, this is a blow to the Nomad Party winning as Hasan planned to make an agreement that the Independence Party would support him. The Islamic Party, currently the second largest party in the Supreme Council, will likely run and they have become a major threat to the ruling Progressive Party as they try to get support from the Nomad Party and the Independence Party. Also there is a chance, the first ever independent candidate will run however this is disputed as the possible candidate has shown no signs of interest in running. The current incumbent, Tanju Cakar, will run for re-election. The Progressive Party have been writing a manifesto of legislation they will try to put forward. Finally, an opinion poll will begin today and last until next Friday.

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Graphic designers develop flag maps!!!

Hasanistan

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