2019 Wolfsberg Empire federal election

The 2019 Wolfsberg Empire federal election was held on Friday, October 4, 2019, to elect all 74 members of the unicameral Wolfsberg Reichstag, with the number of seats required to win a majority was 37 seats. The popular vote is not nationally relied on but it is on the local level. Incumbent Chancellor Charles Kaiser Dragan and his Party of European Socialists were reelected to a fourth term, due to their continuing popularity and the threat of Vladimir Putin of Russia and Euroscepticism firing around the European Union, resulting in their loss of Great Britain.

The Party of European Socialists led by Charles K. Dragan, won a bigger landslide than that of the previous election. They won 73 seats, a historically unprecedented number, to the European People's Party's 1 seat. In the popular vote, 137 Million Wolfsbergians cast their ballots for PES candidates, to the 7 Million Wolfsbergians casting their ballots for EPP candidates. It is thought that tensions between the Party of European Socialists and their Russian member party, A Just Russia, would cost them the election, but Charles Dragan remained popular because of Russia's ambitions.

A good world economy, the threat of Russia, euroscepticism, fear of climate change, and the presidency of Donald Trump made Dragan even more popular because of his leadership. Allowing Dragan to win a landslide victory once again. The state of the world economy, which impacted the Wolfsberg Empire, made Dragan obliviously unbeatable. All the Party of European Socialists' districts were all "strongly red" in their favor while most of the European People's Party's blue districts were ranked as tossups. The threat of Putin in Russia added to the damage that is on the horizon for these Wolfsberg Conservatives.

The European People's Party lost the so-called Blue Wall, located in the former Soviet Union states, Poland, and Mongolia. Wolfsberg Conservatives are united in blaming Vladimir Putin and Boris Johnson for their disastrous landslide defeat. Dragan is the oldest (79) re-elected incumbent in Wolfsberg History. This will take the Wolfsberg Conservatives a generation to rebuild from a landslide defeat like this.

The testimony of this election is that the Wolfsberg conservative opposition was in really big trouble from the very beginning. Their dream of unseating a 29-year popular socialist incumbent Chancellor was a fantasy than a reality the whole time of this election year.