1999 Wolfsberg Empire federal election

The 1999 Wolfsberg Empire federal election was held on Friday, October 1, 1999. This election transitioned the nation into a two-party system. Incumbent Chancellor Charles Kaiser Dragan was reelected to a second term with 44 seats, a gain of 2. The EPP won 30 seats, a gain of 20.

Charles Kaiser Dragan had been in office since January 1, 1990, after being elected Chancellor in the 1989 Wolfsberg Empire federal election, and as the incumbent, he was popular.

The Party of European Socialists won the election with 44 seats, a gain of 2, and the European People's Party won 30 seats, a gain of 20 seats thus giving birth to the Blue Wall, but the Wolfsberg members of the PES won the most seats. Dragan won 59% of seats and 90% of the popular vote, a landslide victory, over the Wolfsberg Conservatives' 40% (an improvement) and just 9% of the popular vote.

In the popular vote, Dragan and the PES won the popular vote by approximately 100,000,000 votes to the EPP's 10,000,000 votes approximately.

Dragan won because he was a popular incumbent. An approval rating of 70% by 1997, Dragan was a tough incumbent for his conservative opponents.