3025 nomination for governor-general of Wiltshire - Revision history

Tarkin at 22:04, 19 December 2025

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	The processes for '''nomination of the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire''' took place on ~~Monday 15~~ December 3025, with the designated candidate expected to take office on 1 January 3026. Incumbent governor-general Patrick Rivers ~~expressed an interest in remaining in~~ the ~~post, though admitted that there was no constitutional basis for a~~ term ~~extension. In order~~ to ~~remain impartial from~~ the ~~decision (which did technically fall within his remit)~~, ~~he deferred the decision of~~ a ~~term extension~~ to the National Assembly~~, which rejected~~ the ~~proposal~~. As such, a new governor-general was selected, by convention, among the longest serving assemblymen currently sitting in the legislature.		The processes for '''nomination of the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire''' took place on Friday 19 December 3025, with the designated candidate expected to take office on 1 January 3026. Incumbent governor-general Patrick Rivers turned down the offer to extend his term to include the 3026 calendar year, opting instead to plan a return to the National Assembly at the next general election. As such, a new governor-general was selected, by convention, among the longest serving assemblymen currently sitting in the legislature.

	There were no assemblymen who were first elected in either 3009 or 3010. Three incumbent assemblymen were elected in 3011: [[Ray Banes]], [[Lucy Burgers]], and [[Dennis Drakeford]]. Drakeford was elected first, in February 3011, while Banes and Burgers were both elected later in the year, in October 3011. Drakeford quickly announced he would not seek the position of governor-general, instead opting to remain a political candidate ahead of the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]]. As such, the choice came between Ray Banes and Lucy Burgers.		There were no assemblymen who were first elected in either 3009 or 3010. Three incumbent assemblymen were elected in 3011: [[Ray Banes]], [[Lucy Burgers]], and [[Dennis Drakeford]]. Drakeford was elected first, in February 3011, while Banes and Burgers were both elected later in the year, in October 3011. Drakeford quickly announced he would not seek the position of governor-general, instead opting to remain a political candidate ahead of the [[3026 Wiltshire general election\|3026 general election]]. As such, the choice came between Ray Banes and Lucy Burgers.
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	The incumbent government, the [[Fourth Hill Ministry]], was a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberals. Liberal leader and [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|deputy prime minister]] [[Amelia Raab]] insisted that the whole government support Ray Banes's candidacy, owing to the fact that he, unlike Burgers, used to be a Liberal himself. While Audrick Hill personally preferred Lucy Burgers for the position in the hope of keeping Ray Banes in the cabinet, eventually Raab won out. The vote between the two resulted in Ray Banes being selected as the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire.		The incumbent government, the [[Fourth Hill Ministry]], was a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberals. Liberal leader and [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|deputy prime minister]] [[Amelia Raab]] insisted that the whole government support Ray Banes's candidacy, owing to the fact that he, unlike Burgers, used to be a Liberal himself. While Audrick Hill personally preferred Lucy Burgers for the position in the hope of keeping Ray Banes in the cabinet, eventually Raab won out. The vote between the two resulted in Ray Banes being selected as the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire.

	The Covalence Party, led by former [[Chancellor of the Exchequer\|chancellor]] [[Basil Lethbridge]], decided to break with convention and nominate their own candidate, ~~though he only won~~ the ~~support of five of his colleagues~~.		The Covalence Party, led by former [[Chancellor of the Exchequer\|chancellor]] [[Basil Lethbridge]], decided to break with convention and nominate their own candidate. Lethbridge himself secured 16 votes, winning over a number of Socialist assemblymen unhappy with the Banes-Burgers choice.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+December 3025 nomination vote for the 3026 term of the governor-general of Wiltshire		\|+December 3025 nomination vote for the 3026 term of the governor-general of Wiltshire
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	\|Ray Banes		\|Ray Banes
	\|Conservative		\|Conservative
	\|43		\|19
	\|~~81.1~~%		\|41%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Basil Lethbridge		\|Basil Lethbridge
	\|Covalence		\|Covalence
	\|5		\|16
	\|~~9.5~~%		\|35%
	\|-		\|-
	\|Lucy Burgers		\|Lucy Burgers
	\|Conservative		\|Conservative
	\|4		\|11
	\|~~7.6%~~		\|24%
	\|-
	~~\|Ramsay Bowell<ref>Ramsay Bowell was deceased at the time of the election, with the assemblyman backing him protesting the election of a right-of-centre governor-general to replace Paddy Rivers.</ref>~~
	~~\|Labour<ref>The Labour Party was defunct at the time of the election. </ref>~~
	\|1
	~~\|1.8~~%
	\|-		\|-
	! colspan="2" \|Ray Banes elected governor-general		! colspan="2" \|Ray Banes elected governor-general
	\|53		\|46
	\|100%		\|100%
	\|}		\|}

Tarkin at 23:19, 14 December 2025

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	The incumbent government, the [[Fourth Hill Ministry]], was a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberals. Liberal leader and [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|deputy prime minister]] [[Amelia Raab]] insisted that the whole government support Ray Banes's candidacy, owing to the fact that he, unlike Burgers, used to be a Liberal himself. While Audrick Hill personally preferred Lucy Burgers for the position in the hope of keeping Ray Banes in the cabinet, eventually Raab won out. The vote between the two resulted in Ray Banes being selected as the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire.		The incumbent government, the [[Fourth Hill Ministry]], was a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberals. Liberal leader and [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire\|deputy prime minister]] [[Amelia Raab]] insisted that the whole government support Ray Banes's candidacy, owing to the fact that he, unlike Burgers, used to be a Liberal himself. While Audrick Hill personally preferred Lucy Burgers for the position in the hope of keeping Ray Banes in the cabinet, eventually Raab won out. The vote between the two resulted in Ray Banes being selected as the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire.

	The Covalence Party, led by former [[Chancellor of the Exchequer\|chancellor]] [[Basil Lethbridge]], decided to break with convention and nominate their own candidate~~, Bernard Canterbury~~, though he only won the support of five of his colleagues.		The Covalence Party, led by former [[Chancellor of the Exchequer\|chancellor]] [[Basil Lethbridge]], decided to break with convention and nominate their own candidate, though he only won the support of five of his colleagues.
	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	\|+December 3025 nomination vote for the 3026 term of the governor-general of Wiltshire		\|+December 3025 nomination vote for the 3026 term of the governor-general of Wiltshire
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	\|81.1%		\|81.1%
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~Bernard Canterbury~~		\|Basil Lethbridge
	\|Covalence		\|Covalence
	\|5		\|5

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The processes for '''nomination of the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire''' took place on Monday 15 December 3025, with the designated candidate expected to take office on 1 January 3026. Incumbent governor-general Patrick Rivers expressed an interest in remaining in the post, though admitted that there was no constitutional basis for a term extension. In order to remain impartial from the decision (which did technically fall within his remit), he deferred the decision of a term extension to the National Assembly, which rejected the proposal. As such, a new governor-general was selected, by convention, among the longest serving assemblymen currently sitting in the legislature.

There were no assemblymen who were first elected in either 3009 or 3010. Three incumbent assemblymen were elected in 3011: [[Ray Banes]], [[Lucy Burgers]], and [[Dennis Drakeford]]. Drakeford was elected first, in February 3011, while Banes and Burgers were both elected later in the year, in October 3011. Drakeford quickly announced he would not seek the position of governor-general, instead opting to remain a political candidate ahead of the [[3026 Wiltshire general election|3026 general election]]. As such, the choice came between Ray Banes and Lucy Burgers.

The incumbent government, the [[Fourth Hill Ministry]], was a coalition between the Conservatives and the Liberals. Liberal leader and [[Deputy Prime Minister of Wiltshire|deputy prime minister]] [[Amelia Raab]] insisted that the whole government support Ray Banes's candidacy, owing to the fact that he, unlike Burgers, used to be a Liberal himself. While Audrick Hill personally preferred Lucy Burgers for the position in the hope of keeping Ray Banes in the cabinet, eventually Raab won out. The vote between the two resulted in Ray Banes being selected as the 11th governor-general of Wiltshire.

The Covalence Party, led by former [[Chancellor of the Exchequer|chancellor]] [[Basil Lethbridge]], decided to break with convention and nominate their own candidate, Bernard Canterbury, though he only won the support of five of his colleagues.
{| class="wikitable"
|+December 3025 nomination vote for the 3026 term of the governor-general of Wiltshire
!Candidate
!Party
!Votes
!%
|-
|Ray Banes
|Conservative
|43
|81.1%
|-
|Bernard Canterbury
|Covalence
|5
|9.5%
|-
|Lucy Burgers
|Conservative
|4
|7.6%
|-
|Ramsay Bowell<ref>Ramsay Bowell was deceased at the time of the election, with the assemblyman backing him protesting the election of a right-of-centre governor-general to replace Paddy Rivers.</ref>
|Labour<ref>The Labour Party was defunct at the time of the election. </ref>
|1
|1.8%
|-
! colspan="2" |Ray Banes elected governor-general
|53
|100%
|}