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'''Gabban''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. It is located on the country's southwestern coast in the [[Greater Canaery]] region. | '''Gabban''' is a [[Government of Urcea#Province|province]] of [[Urcea]]. It is located on the country's southwestern coast in the [[Greater Canaery]] region. | ||
Though long populated by the [[Caenish people]], most of rural Gabban was settled by [[Ómestaderoi]] in the 19th century as lands were reclaimed and made usable by modern technology. As such, only the cathedral city of Sauson retains a significant Caenish majority, with the remainder being more culturally similar to parts of [[The Valley (Urcea)|the Valley]] and the [[Urcean frontier]]. | |||
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=== Politics === | === Politics === | ||
Gabban is a solid [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]] province, with the Pact winning six of seven [[ | Gabban is a solid [[National Pact (Urcea)|National Pact]] province, with the Pact winning six of seven [[Conshilía Daoni]] seats in the [[2025 Urcean elections]] and [[Conner Scipio Salderio]] winning 61% of the vote here in the [[2030 Urcean elections|2030 procuratorial election]]. Sauson, the cathedral city of the province, is the lone [[Solidarity Party (Urcea)|Solidarity]] stronghold. As is the case elsewhere in the [[Greater Canaery]] region, Sauson, which is majority [[Caenish people|Caenish]], overwhelmingly support the regional variant of the Solidarity Party. The remainder of the province, however, is made up of suburban and rural descendants of the [[Ómestaderoi]], a group strongly associated with the National Pact. Accordingly, the Pact has a comfortable majority in each of these districts though the large Caenish population in Sauson and minority Caenish populations in the suburbs make provincewide votes, such as for Procurator, closer than the Daoni electoral map would suggest. | ||
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Province of Gabban | |
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| Country | Urcea |
| Cathedral City | Sauson |
| Population (2030) | |
| • Total | 10,645,931 |
Gabban is a province of Urcea. It is located on the country's southwestern coast in the Greater Canaery region.
Though long populated by the Caenish people, most of rural Gabban was settled by Ómestaderoi in the 19th century as lands were reclaimed and made usable by modern technology. As such, only the cathedral city of Sauson retains a significant Caenish majority, with the remainder being more culturally similar to parts of the Valley and the Urcean frontier.
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Gabban is a solid National Pact province, with the Pact winning six of seven Conshilía Daoni seats in the 2025 Urcean elections and Conner Scipio Salderio winning 61% of the vote here in the 2030 procuratorial election. Sauson, the cathedral city of the province, is the lone Solidarity stronghold. As is the case elsewhere in the Greater Canaery region, Sauson, which is majority Caenish, overwhelmingly support the regional variant of the Solidarity Party. The remainder of the province, however, is made up of suburban and rural descendants of the Ómestaderoi, a group strongly associated with the National Pact. Accordingly, the Pact has a comfortable majority in each of these districts though the large Caenish population in Sauson and minority Caenish populations in the suburbs make provincewide votes, such as for Procurator, closer than the Daoni electoral map would suggest.