The Midwest question

[homelycooking]

The Midwest does not have a functioning government. No one has posted in the Alþing in almost two months and there hasn't been a real election for "Prime Verin" since December.

In particular, the Midwest will be vulnerable to a lawsuit claiming violation of almost the entirety of Section IV of the Midwest constitution. Since the Supreme Court of Atlasia also serves as the highest judicial authority in the Midwest, I may decide to file a lawsuit there soon on behalf of the citizens of that region.

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This is a startling failure of democratic governance. Is there any constitutional remedy here?

[Donerail]

Maybe if certain individuals were moving to the Midwest instead of the IDS?

[minionofmidas]

I resent this meddling in Midwestern affairs.

[homelycooking]

I resent this meddling in Midwestern affairs.

Affairs? What affairs? As far as I can tell, there aren't any, and haven't been any for months.

[Supersonic]

Maybe if certain individuals were moving to the Midwest instead of the IDS?

Ha, I was actually thinking that.

[Adam Griffin]

Maybe if certain individuals were moving to the Midwest instead of the IDS?

Ha, I was actually thinking that.

In all seriousness and in my opinion, the Alþing is the biggest problem for activity. Any plan to remedy these issues will start with its transformation.

[H.E. VOLODYMYR ZELENKSYY]

They're holding a ConCon somewhere around here.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

Maybe if certain individuals were moving to the Midwest instead of the IDS?

[Napoleon]

Its pretty obvious that political homogeneity and lack of an elected legislature have done significant damage to each the Pacific and the Midwest. I also suggest these two factors are sustaining each other, so as Griffin said, a major overhaul of their systems should be in order.

[Donerail]

Cue IDS declaring the Hawkeye government illegitimate and annexing Kiamichi Country in 3, 2, 1...