Congress of South Korea 2023

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In 2023, the Congressional elections take place on the 25th day of each month and the Congress is inaugurated two days later, on the 27th of each month. Citizens vote for national party lists instead of individual candidates.

Following are the results of the Congress elections in Icon-South Korea.png South Korea during 2023.

January

Results are not available - most likely Congress election was not held as South Korea was completely occupied.

February

Results are not available - most likely Congress election was not held as South Korea was completely occupied.

March

In March 2023, South Korea had 1 region under its control - Lower Carniola. This meant that a maximum of 10 Congress members could be elected to the Congress. Only four parties had actually any Congress candidates for the elections, therefore only four parties participated in the elections. Due to the lack of Congress candidates in Shield (they won 5 seats and had only 4 candidates), only 9 Congress members were elected, while 1 seat remained empty. eGensokyo, although it had one candidate, it didn't win any seats due to the lack of votes.

March 2023
Party Logo Party No. of Votes % of Votes Congress members
Party-Shield.jpg Shield 6 54.55% 1.Whisperless
2.RedAqua
3.Master Of Brutality
4.Lee soo hyun
Party-Clover.jpg Clover 3 27.27% 1.A.Jack
2.Invincible D. Shin
3.Air Busan
Party-RL Korean Union v3.png RL Korean Union 2 18.18% 1.Caesar II
2.X I M A I P A
Party-eGensokyo v2.png eGensokyo 0 0.00%
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April

April 2023
Party Logo Party No. of Votes % of Votes Congress members
Party-Shield.jpg Shield 8 50.00% 1.Whisperless
2.RedAqua
3.Master Of Brutality
4.Camat AG
Party-RL Korean Union v3.png RL Korean Union 5 31.25% 1.Caesar II
2.RedDestiny
Party-Clover.jpg Clover 3 18.75% 1.Invincible D. Shin
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