The Elector Council
Electors sit on the Elector Council. For the councils of individual cantons, each settlement sends three electors, who decide by majority between themselves how to settle each settlement's one vote. The Elector Council of the Confederation works the same way, except each Canton sends three electors.
Structure
Each representative group has three electors and one vote. Each elector brings a retinue of experts, servants, messengers, and consultants with them as well as bureaucrats that help with petty concerns such as the exact wording and carrying out of proclamations.
Public Agenda
Promote the common good
Assets
Electors of the various councils are reliant on taxes for their spending power as well as whatever money they themselves bring personally. They usually pay for their retinues, and almost always with the backing of one or more Plutarch from their home. By proclamation, they have the power to raise taxes and levies, hire mercenaries, and pass laws (though local Sheriffs and Magistrates are the ones to carry out laws so this particular power is largely ceremonial and rarely used)
Type
Governmental, Senate/Parliament
Alternative Names
The Council, the elders, the electors
Demonym
Council
Government System
Democracy, Representative
Power Structure
Confederation
Parent Organization
Related Ranks & Titles
Notable Members
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