2025 Urcean elections

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2025 Urcean elections
2020          2025          2030
Election dayNovember 4th, 2025
Incumbent ProcuratorBridget Farrell (National Pact)
Incumbent Chancellor and Temporary PresidentLivio Iarnán (Solidarity)
2025 Urcean Procuratorial election
Partisan controlSolidarity gain
Popular vote margin+5.3%
Vote percentage
  Livio Iarnán (S)50.4%
  Bridget Farrell (NP)45.1%
  Finn Deáin (SLP)4.2%
Other0.3%
2025 Urcean Conshilía Daoni elections
All 500 seats contested
251 needed for majority
Overall controlSolidarity hold
Elected ChancellorLivio Iarnán (S)
  Solidarity Party274 (Increase 33)
  National Pact204 (Decrease 23)
  Social Labor Party19 (Decrease 13)
  Levantine National Party3 (Increase 3)
Results of 2025 Concilium Daoni election

The 2025 Urcean elections were held on Tuesday, November 4, 2025.

The election took place amidst the aftermath of the Final War of the Deluge, and featured a rematch of the previous Procuratorial election. Like the 2020 election, the result was relatively close, with both incumbent Procurator Bridget Farrell and challenger Livio Iarnán finishing within less than six points of eachother. Both candidates touted their leadership in the war, with Iarnán and the Solidarity party criticizing Farrell and the National Pact for a state of unpreparedness which allowed several defeats early in the conflict. Farrell defended her record and criticized Iarnán and Solidarity for being too radical. Livio Iarnán won the election by 5.3%, ending three consecutive terms of National Pact victories.

In the Concilium Daoni, the Livio Iarnán-led Solidarity Party expanded its minority coalition to an outright majority, winning 33 additional seats. Solidarity had led a national government during the war, which had included the National Pact. The Pact fell under significant public criticism for secretive attempts to break the national government during the war. Voters felt the Pact had acted against the interests of the country, and they lost 23 seats. The Social Labor Party lost additional seats due to the perception of disloyalty related to the conduct of Ronan Cornelius Marcán following the 2020 election.

The victory of Livio Iarnán elevated him to the role of both Procurator and Chancellor and Temporary President. Although the National Pact held both offices during the 2015-20 term, he became the first man to hold both offices concurrently since Michael Witte in early 2010.

Issues

War leadership

Plans for peace in Crona

The economy

Radicalism and the constitution

Election results

Procurator

Daoni

Governors

Local

Turnout

Aftermath and reactions