Elections in the Unitary Republic of Roblox

In the federal level, electors (citizens who have an identity card and are over 18 years old) elect the President and Robloxian Council members. Before the 2021 amendment, the presidential and parliamentary elections are held a month between, but after the amendment comes into effect, the term has differed, the president can serve for only a single 7-year term, and parliamentary members are elected for a 5-year term, which is renewable once. In the state level, electors are allowed to pick state legislature members, and, in addition, the head of state (FDR Roblox and Republic of the Roblox). Further downwards, they can pick the sub-state department and mayors.

Although parliamentary elections have been instituted since 1634, the presidential elections started in 1812, before opening the first direct presidential election in 1960, where Mike Hermson, a known Reformist, won the elections without the need of the runoff. The members of the Robloxian Council are allocated through proportional representation, while the presidential elections used a runoff voting: if no candidates reached 50% of the votes, a second round would be held. There have been debates to implement a custom runoff voting: if no candidates reached 45% of the votes, a runoff would be held, or if a candidate won 40% of the votes and a margin of 10% to his closest rival.

The elections are monitored by the General Elections Commission, who, according to law, shall be neutral of any political party. The government also regularly allows international observers to monitor the elections. Laws on regarding how to elect differs from years: before 2004 voters have to elect in the spot, while after 2004 and before 2019, Robloxians voted in a separate world provided by the government. Since the 2019 Robloxian legislative elections, Robloxians must have a Google account to vote on a Google form. Turnout growth has varied: from 1959 to 1965, the turnout declined, before increasing until the 1999 legislative elections, where 65% of eligible voters voted, and grew again before the infamous, annulled 2005 Robloxian presidential elections, and then after that, the turnout grew dramatically, especially after the re-introduction of the multi-party system and the ousting of David Heller. The latest elections, 2019 legislative and 2020 presidential, had 95% and 94.9% turnout, respectively.

History
The first elections were held under the Kingdom of Robloxia. Elections were a new thing, and they did not constitute the minimum turnout for the elections. As a result, elections