Cyanocitta Cristata Principal Republic

The Cyanocitta Cristata Principal Republic is the micronational goverrnment that was established by Tyler A. Thompson after the nation itself was founded in 2012. It is located in the Midwest of North America. Like the united states of America, it has three primary branches of government that share power, and  an elected President and legislative represenatives. However, the excecutive branch and the President primarily control the the government.

History
The Republic was established in late 2012 by Thompson and a group of his friends and family after they approved a consitution the Republic was to operate under. Then primary reason for its founding was a general dissatisfaction with American politics and environmental policy.

Government and Politics
The Republic is headed by a President, who is in charge of not only executive duties but also plays a role in lawmaking and has near monarchal authority within the government as a whole. The President is an elected official, but serves indefinite terms unless otherwise called for by the current President or a ninety percent supermajority of the people or Senate. The President's second in command is an annually elected Vice-President. Both the President and Vice-President have the voting power of a single Senator each in legislative decisions.

The Republic has an annually elected Senate consisting of thirteen nationally elected seats and one seat per administrative division. Each year, half the Senate goes through elections in May and the other half in November.

The Republic has a judiciary in the form of a Supreme Court. However, it remains undeveloped due to a lack of need for the body. Currently, only one Justice maintains the court, and it has seen no cases.

Provinces
Although the Republic is an unrecognized micronation, and therefore has no sovereign territory, it still lays symbolic claim to territories. The highest level of these territories, known as provinces, must be nominated by the President and approved by the Senate. Typical criteria for nomination include being the residence of a citizen or a place of central importance to a group of citizens.

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