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| − | An Election in BattleMaster occurs at the turn change, just like [[battle]]s and [[travel]]. There are two basic circumstances which trigger an election: automatic monthly elections such as in [[Government System#Democracy|Democracies]], or ad hoc elections to fill a vacant (elected) position. (Not all vacant positions are elected; in many [[Government System|systems]] certain positions are appointed by the [[ruler]].)
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| − | There are several things which will cause a person to lose his position, and so prompt an ad hoc election:
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| − | * Stepping down
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| − | * Retiring (Character deletion)
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| − | * Going idle (not logging in for a week)
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| − | * Being seriously [[wound]]ed (in [[battle]] or by an [[infiltrator|assassin]])
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| − | * Being [[death|killed]]
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| − | * Being [[prison|imprisoned]]
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| − | In special cases, leaders can be [[protest]]ed out by the troop leaders of the realm, or removed from office by the [[Titan]]s for violation of the game rules or abuse of authority.
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| − | In all cases, there is at least one turn in which the position is left vacant, to give the realm's troop leaders time to set their voting on the <b>Paperwork</b> page, and to give them an opportunity to decide whether they wish to decline that position before voting takes place. A troop leader's votes are counted if he is idle, but not if he is wounded or in prison.
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