General News

[2/14/17]

The Transitional Government is steady at work and has given projections of having elections in Kumari as soon as three months from now, and has released flyers (shown below) to go to your nearest administration building to apply to vote this will be as easy as showing two forms of ID and you meet the age requirement of 20 years old. The administration departments (Labor, Defense, etc.) are currently being reopened today with many party members taking over as new department administrators as well as the formation of the department of elections.

These elections in the coming months will be for small positions of government such as Local Administrators (mayors of cities and towns), State Administrators (governor of a state / providence), and for seats in the people's legislature. The Democratic Socialist Party will be watching over these elections carefully to ensure smooth transition into a democratic Kumari starting with the elections of Local Administrators then State Administrators. These Local Administrators oversee the local departments of the city and also reports to the State Administrator who oversees all local administrators, state level departments, and enforces all federal laws in their state.

To prepare for the elections the transitional government has made a list of requirements for local administrator: Must be at least 30 years old with 5 years of department service at any level, must have 2 years of college experience, and live in the town they wish to represent. The Occupational exam has also been brought down to it's original design of being a form of altitude test to find the best suitable career choice for the DoL to find you suitable jobs as well as decide whether or not further education should be given to a citizen. This new form of the exam will now also pick a candidate in the town to be the local administrator and the a candidate for the state administrator this person is not chosen but announced and encouraged to run, it is not definite they will win but insures that someone will run in an election. The Occupational exam will not pick candidates for the people's legislature to show purely peoples opinion for who they feel should represent them or for the Executive Administrator (President) whose elections are to be announced.