TJ: Tapanuo State Chancellor confirms election is being postponed

State Chancellor Arthur Keen of the Imperial Party announced today in a Press Conferences that the Tapanuan Congress of Deputies had voted on a resolution to suspend the State Election until after the war. Keen said:
"I have just come from the Congress of Deputies Chamber in which we held a vote on Resolution 580-SE. The resolution passed with 98 to 22. This means that due to the war the State Election will be postponed until the Day of Peace is declared, plus two; allowing the election process to start two days after peace is made, allowing time for celebrations, organisation and calm. Tapanuo will not be following Haals into a State Election and my government will remain, helping the war effort here in Tapanauo and across the whole Empire.
Lord Rutland, our Federal Representative, and I have been working tirelessly to keep the Tapanuan economy running during the war and to ensure effective running of industry to keep the war effort alive and, of course, organising the Civil Defence force which Lord Rutland introduced. Without threat of an election and drastic change in policy, this government of the people will move forward in helping to end this war and bringing our troops home. Every Tapanuan knows their duty to Emperor and country. They've taken their duty very seriously and I know they will we repaid tenfold.
Let's continue our work and get this war ended."
Category:The Imperial Constitution