Kingdoms Associated Press - London, England


Three candidates have entered England's 1474 monarch election: Vivienne Phoenix de Grey, Marc of Locksley, and Masiemay Arawyn.

The election debates are underway, with questions submitted by multiple citizens. Topics include national security, government institutions, public participation, and the responsibilities of the Crown.

Vivienne Phoenix de Grey

Vivienne de Grey, of Mercia, has served in several county and national positions, including mayor, countess, judge, prosecutor, Speaker of Parliament, and Lady High Chancellor. Her campaign outlines plans to encourage participation in national institutions, support county rights, and maintain England's financial and military responsibilities.

During the debates, Vivienne expressed support for the current balance of power between the Crown and county governments. Vivienne emphasised England's security through military cooperation and maintaining adequate defence supplies. She has also discussed citizens' rights, voluntary participation in public life, and the importance of considering different perspectives when making decisions.

Marc of Locksley

Marc of Locksley, of Devon, has presented a campaign centred on action, freedom, honesty, and transparency. His manifesto addresses foreign relations, national security, county independence, and the continued operation of England's institutions. He has also proposed reviewing the question of a national High Court through an advisory group.

During the debates, he expressed support for maintaining existing national institutions as well as coordinating county military forces in the event of a threat. He has proposed increasing public participation through events and social gatherings. He further encouraged new volunteers to serve and distributed responsibilities among Privy Council members to maintain manageable workloads.

Masiemay Arawyn

Masiemay Arawyn's campaign statement takes a different position, promising to do nothing if elected monarch. Her manifesto criticises previous reigns and questions the policies and affiliations of the other candidates. She also raises concerns about the possible influence of political groups within England.

Masiemay suggests that taking no action may be preferable to some approaches adopted by previous administrations. She has not yet participated in the formal debates, and no further policy proposals or responses to the submitted questions have been presented there.

Privy Council Appointments

Neither Vivienne de Grey nor Marc of Locksley has announced a complete Privy Council list. Both have identified prospective members, with some appointments yet to be confirmed.

Masiemay Arawyn has not announced a proposed Privy Council list.

The Election Continues

Vivienne de Grey and Marc of Locksley have participated in the formal debates, responding to questions concerning their proposed administrations and England's future. Masiemay Arawyn has not yet taken part.

Further questions and responses may provide additional information about the candidates' plans before voting concludes.

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