An ornate bamboo scroll snaps out, unraveling as rice-paper revealed bold letters, printed clearly for all within the Jade State to peruse:

By order of the Zhu,

Chen Wenping

An election shall be held within the Jade State, allowing those who filled out the Census to campaign for the probability of holding the position of Mayor for the duration of three Dragons months.

Section Jit: On Campaigning

All campaigns must be entirely legal under law of the Jade State.

In order to campaign, the individual must have applied to the most recent Census, otherwise it’d be null and void.

The Census as of this day is closed, no further responses being accepted.

They may run up to two consecutive terms and no further.

Any of the Senate may not campaign to become Mayor.

With campaigns, posters can be made and/or speeches, events must be approved by the Ministry of Rites. 

You must announce your intention to campaign within the first two Dragons days, the following three Dragons days dedicated to the campaigns itself and the last two Dragons days the citizenry voting process.

Section Nug: On Privilege and Duties

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the privilege of sitting in on Private Senate Meetings.

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the privilege of requesting a Senate meeting.

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the privilege of recommending someone with outstanding work for a Ministry.

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the duty to take petitions from the citizenry before the Senate.

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the duty to host at minimum three events during their three Dragons month period in office.

Upon becoming Mayor, they have the duty to keep the notice board updated with current events within the Jade State of Yong Ping.

The Jade Campaign period will last one Dragons week, from SA 64 to SA 65. 

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 A form is attached below for those wishing to declare their intention to campaign.