2015 Robloxian presidential election

The Robloxian presidential election of 2015 was held on February 4 and 7, 2015 to determine the next president of the Unitary Republic of Roblox, following the Robloxian legislative elections held 2 months ago. This would be the sixth and last Robloxian elections to utilize ballots prepared in a separate world of Roblox, as the next elections used a simpler form in Google Forms, as the ballots are prone to invalid votes. Then-incumbent president John Lorke is eligible for an another term, but declined. John Ling from the National Party was chosen instead, won the election after a heated first round and was sworn in on December 17, 2015.

6 candidates registered for this presidential election, up from 3, but almost 100 candidates tried to register. Campaigning took almost 2 months, with 3 presidential debates, while the main topics are higher economy growth, currency redenomination, combating poverty and illiteracy. The Central Election Commission had equal coverage on all candidates. To date, it is one of the fiercest presidential campaign, as rated by civilians, historians, and politicians.

Hank Green topped the polls, and thus won the first round, gaining 24.6% of the votes and 33 countries, with the capital counting a majority. It is a close call to his close opponent, John Ling, the then-Prime Minister. Since no one earned over 50% of the votes, a runoff was held 3 days later. John Ling, the son of former president Dave Ling, won the election outright and was sworn in on 17 December 2015. Green conceded defeat, and Asher, who came third in the first round, eventually went to the run-off, but once again failed to win the election.

Background
As the cycle, the Robloxian presidential election