CCU presidential election, 2031

A record-breaking 74 seats were awarded to Freedom Party, though keeping the Party 2% away from the 66% threshold necessary for significant changes. With only Independents - usually one, willing to vote for such changes, the Freedom Party was blocked from making significant changes, typically having 74-75-76 votes for.
Gould later confirmed that Kohler would run for President in 2035, continuing her "excellent policies". In an effort to keep Freedom Party from being continued to win, the FPPC (For the People Party Committee) and UAPC (Union Alliance Party Committee) announced that they would join forces in 2035, in a centre left-right bid, which would be away from the right and left, and to the centre. They stated that "after 8 years, it was time to bring the greatness back to the [Union]." It was soon confirmed that the party would be known For the Union (4EA27D), stating that 'the greatness of the [Union] was the number one top priority.' Had this happened in 2031, the two parties combined would've had 39.8% of the total vote, however it was noted that 6.7% that went to Independents would likely go to them, totaling them at 46.5%. However, it was additionally noted that, with Gould finally out as the Nominee, a number of nations would lean towards For the Union. The electoral vote threshold would also be at 103, with 44/116 seats (38%). The Party was soon considered the 'centrist candidate party in CCU history, which could bring many votes from both sides."'
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Party 	Party 	Seats acquired 	Seats acquired 	Percent 	 	 	 	 	
 	Freedom 	74 	▲ 34 	64% 	 	 	 	 	
 	For the People 	28 	▼ 4 	24% 	 	 	 	 	
 	Union Alliance 	12 	▼ 12 	10% 	 	 	 	 	
 	Independent 	2 	▼ 22 	2% 	 	 	 	 	
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 	Global Union 	0 	— 	0%