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IN THE HONORABLE CHANCERY OF THE KINGDOM OF ALEXANDRIA
CIVIL ACTION
SoggehToast
Applicant/Plaintiff, representing himself alongside MikamiLaw
v.
The Crown
Respondent/Defendant
I. JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENT
The Chancery has original jurisdiction over disputing returns arising from elections, including challenges to election results. K.A. Const. Part III, Art. 15 (FriesLaw). This case concerns a Plaintiff who was denied entry into Parliament and seeks to dispute the official June 2026 Election results as purported and certified by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
II. PARTIES
SoggehToast, an independent candidate in the June 2026 Election (Applicant/Plaintiff)
The Crown (Respondent/Defendant )
III. FACTS
V. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
Soggeh T. Oast
Unemployed Citizen
Kingdom of Alexandria
CIVIL ACTION
SoggehToast
Applicant/Plaintiff, representing himself alongside MikamiLaw
v.
The Crown
Respondent/Defendant
I. JURISDICTIONAL STATEMENT
The Chancery has original jurisdiction over disputing returns arising from elections, including challenges to election results. K.A. Const. Part III, Art. 15 (FriesLaw). This case concerns a Plaintiff who was denied entry into Parliament and seeks to dispute the official June 2026 Election results as purported and certified by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
II. PARTIES
SoggehToast, an independent candidate in the June 2026 Election (Applicant/Plaintiff)
The Crown (Respondent/Defendant )
III. FACTS
- The Constitution states that Members of Parliament are to be elected according to a proportional voting system defined by Parliament K.A. Const. Part I, § 5.4 (FriesLaw). The electoral process is defined in the Alexandrian Electoral Act, or A.P.00-018.
- The Ministry of Internal Affairs opened declarations for the June 2026 Parliament Elections on June 15th.
- After satisfying all legal requirements provided in A.P.00-018 to run as an independent, including those provided in §5(4), §5(5), and §5(6), the Plaintiff was acknowledged as an independent candidate by the Ministry of Internal Affairs on June 19th, 2026.
- On June 20th, 2026, the Ministry of Internal Affairs made a post on the June 2026 Election thread, stating which candidates had been accepted. This list included the Plaintiff, who was listed as an independent candidate.
- Following the closure of the polls, the Ministry tabulated and certified the election results, apportioning five seats to SFA, two seats to the Greens, two seats to ANP, and two seats to TKP.
- The Ministry's election results post further states that the Plaintiff was eliminated in Round 2 with 6 votes, for apparently failing to surpass quorum. Most tragically, the quorum threshold was 6.45 votes, only 0.45 votes more than the Ministry credited to the Plaintiff.
- The Ministry of Internal Affairs election results post states that, following the elimination of both independent candidates, the resulting votes, or "final state," following transfers, were as follows:
- SFA: 32 votes
- The Greens: 13 votes
- ANP: 13 votes
- TKP: 12 votes
- This result violated §8(4) of A.P.00-018, which provides that "any time a ballot is transferred, it becomes attributed to its highest-ranked contender that has not already achieved quorum or been eliminated." The Ministry incorrectly transferred one ballot from MrRoyaltys to SFA, when it should have been transferred to the Plaintiff.
- The correct final tally, had the election been conducted according to A.P.00-018, should have been:
- SFA: 30 votes
- SoggehToast: 7 votes
- The Greens: 9 votes
- ANP: 13 votes
- TKP: 12 votes
- Under the correct final tally, the Plaintiff would have met quorum at 7 votes and would therefore have been elected into Parliament under §10(1).
V. CLAIMS FOR RELIEF
- §10(1) of A.P.00-018 guarantees that independents who meet quorum through the procedure outlined in §8 are elected into Parliament. The Ministry of Internal Affairs' erroneous vote tabulation denied the Plaintiff their seat in Parliament, despite the Plaintiff having met quorum.
- The Constitution provides that Members of Parliament are to be elected according to a proportional voting system defined by Parliament, yet the Ministry of Internal Affairs' election results were based on incorrect ballot transfers, thus violating that proportional voting system under A.P.00-018.
- That the Plaintiff be seated in the Parliamentary seat to which they are legally entitled.
- £2,000 in legal fees, to reflect the services rendered by MikamiLaw in its legal representation of the Plaintiff.
- £500 in damages for lost income caused by the Ministry of Internal Affairs' erroneous tabulation.
Soggeh T. Oast
Unemployed Citizen
Kingdom of Alexandria
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