Elected Council Elections

Grand Duchy of Scheinhafen – Elections Register


2026 National Election

Polling Date: 31 August 2026

Nominations have closed for the 2026 National Election, with three candidates declared.

Declared Candidates:

CandidateParty
Rupert Wood (incumbent)Young Democrats Party
Jim MarlowIndependent
Percy WoodYoung Democrats Party

2024 Elected Council Election

The 2024 election saw Prime Minister Rupert Wood seek a second term in office. Following a first term regarded as successful, public sentiment remained strongly in his favour, and he was re-elected as Prime Minister. Jim Marlow was returned to office as Deputy Prime Minister, extending the leadership team established in 2022 for a second consecutive term.

CandidateVotes%ยฑ%
Rupert Wood (Young Democrats Party)571.4%โˆ’3.6%
Jim Marlow (Independent)228.6%+3.6%
Turnout7100%

2022 Elected Council Election

The 2022 election marked the transition from a government led solely by the Prime Minister to an Elected Council of two members, comprising a Prime Minister and a Deputy Prime Minister, jointly responsible for the Duchy’s policy direction over the following two-year term.

This election was also the first in the Duchy’s history in which the incumbent Prime Minister, Jim Marlow, faced an electoral challenger: Rupert Wood, leader of the newly formed Young Democrats Party.

CandidateVotes%ยฑ%
Rupert Wood (Young Democrats Party)375.0%New
Jim Marlow (Independent)125.0%โˆ’41.7%
Turnout4100%

Rupert Wood’s victory made him the second Prime Minister of Scheinhafen, with outgoing Prime Minister Jim Marlow assuming the newly created office of Deputy Prime Minister as a member of the Elected Council.


2020 Prime Ministerial Election

CandidateVotes%ยฑ%
Jim Marlow (Independent)267%โˆ’37%
Reopen the Ballot133%+33%
Turnout3100%

2018 Prime Ministerial Election

CandidateVotes%ยฑ%
Jim Marlow (Independent)2100%N/A
Reopen the Ballot00%N/A
Turnout2100%

Source: compiled from official electoral records of the Grand Duchy of Scheinhafen.