First Kassylian Legislative Election

The First Kassylian Legislative Election was the first election of the legislature that took place in Kassylia.
== Background ==
=== Build-up ===
In 22 VE the Republic of Kassylia was set to have its first legislative election after establishment. The shaky republic had a left-wing majority from the beginning, however the majority progressively diminished, as the right-leaning parties slowly but surely organized. At first, there were four parties - left-wing Workers' Union, led by Luka Petrovic, that held a dominant majority, the centre-left Kassylian Labour Union and Blackwater-based Front For Progress, and the centre-right United Kassylia Party.
=== Vozdravian Accession ===
The closer to the election the republic got, more parties formed, notably the right-wing Kassylian National Party and Kassylian Conservative Party that were initially blocked from registering due to complicated legal systems that were scrapped and improved by the council after that. At roughly the same time, Voždravia also joined Kassylia as an autonomous state, the third one to join the federation behind Leraxya - a far away island colony, and Blackwater - an Abexilas nativ ethnic enclave in mainland Kassylia. The KCP, mostly made up of ex-National Restoration Party Vozdravians, were however also garnering support from the Kassylian right-wing.
Both parties were short-lived, as the KCP, under the extreme wing and Ivan Kovacevic's leadership quickly turned far-right, and faced an internal party coup by the moderates, who reformed the party into the moderate right-wing Reform Union, meanwhile the KNP merged with UKP.
During this rise of far-right policies a new pro-democarcy Liberal party was formed. The Democratic Convergence Union or, DCU for short, which arose as democratic centrist, denounced the extremist authoritarian and anti-democartic ideology of the Conservatives like most of the rest of the parties. The party was formed by Uri Dracdein, who would later emmigrate from Kassylia due to a rise of Xeroism and heated arguments with their leadership.
=== Coalition formation ===
The DCU, FFP and KLU soon came together, to form a larger, broadly centre-right to centre-left united front by the name of Flower Coalition. They united as a way to maake a political agenda that would add mixed neutral ideologies for the first term. It gained significant support and came 2nd in the polls. It also eventually evolved into the alternative to the more hard-left Worker's Union and the antagonist to their unification with the right wing Reform Party.
Soon after that the Vozdravian Democrats 24 reformed into the left-wing Renew Kassylia, and the minor libertarian Capital Coalition was formed.
After the FC formed, there were attempts to form a united right-wing front by the United Kassylia Party, however these collapsed after the Coalition of Unity was formed instead between the left-wing Workers' Union and Renew Kassylia and the right-wing Reform Union.
After the Coalition of Unity formed, the Flower Coalition only intensified their accusation towards the entirety of it, claiming they're traitors to their ideologies by not focusing on their ideals. They claimed that by combining such different ideologies, they were lying to their voters by not working on their specific ideological proposals. 
=== Electoral crisis ===
The day of the election in 22 VE came... and went, as the Council-Appointed electoral comissioner could not come up with a functional system. What ensued was a huge political crisis, where Uri Dracdein of the Flower Coalition accused the Coalition of Unity - who's leader Luka Petrovic was part of the COU - of intentionally sabotaging the elections to wait for until when they bounce back in the vote share, as 21 VE was the all time lowest of the COU's polling. These claims were never confirmed, and the general public opinion was to simply blame the incompetency of the Electoral Commisioner for the situation.
The crisis and chaos within Kassylia got so bad that the National Interior Security Service (NISROK) had to get involved. the borders of the country were closed, and an unofficial state of emergency was called.
== Election ==
Three political parties participated in the election. The Coalition of Unity (CU), composed of the Reform Union, a center to right wing group, and the Worker's Union, a left wing to far-left group, which includes the Renew Kassylia party. The Flower Coalition (FC) was composed of the left wing Kassylian Labour Union, the center to center-left Front For Progress and the Democratic Convergence Union, a center to center-right party. Finally the United Kassylia Party was a center-right party participating in the election.
The election ultimately took place a year later, in 22 VE, and was an expected victory of the Coalition of Unity, meanwhile the Flower Coalition came second and the UKP came third, while the CC didn't pass the threshold for the parliament.
== Aftermath ==
The Results of the election left the Coalition of Unity with a complete domination over Kassylian Politics. Over the weeks after the election they would reorganize their coalition into what was essentially a stand along party known as the Xeroist Socialist Workers Party. They were able to push through reforms as they wished with their majority in parliment. However this election also pushed the United Kassylia Party and the Flower Coalitioncloser together, as their shared dislike of first the Coalition of Unity and then the XSWP led to much cooperation and eventually the formation of the Kassylian Democratic Coalition, a coalition of parties meant to challenge Xeroist domination.
While this happened, the leaders of the DCU and the FFP, both members of the Flower Coalition disbanded their party with Totallyreal, the leader of the FFP emigrating to a new country whilst Uri Dracdein remained in the Flower coalition for some days before making the decision, along with other citizens, to leave the nation. he chose to leave due to accusations of him making conspiracies, arguments and distrust with how the state system worked.