Nominations for 79 BCE
Open Seats
Quaestor (2)
Aedile (1)
Praetor (2)
Consul (2)
Censor (1)
Pro-Consul of Sicily
Pro-Consul of Hispania Citerior
Pro-Consul of Asia
Pro-Consul of Africa
Pro-Consul of Corsica et Sardini
Pro-Consul of Hispania Ulterior
Pro-Consul of Gallia Cisalpina
Pro-Consul of Macedonia
Tribune of the Plebeians (2-3)
Seats Subject to Challenge (Anyone may run for them, but will otherwise stay occupied for the next year by the incumbents)
Seats Subject to Removal if not Renewed (Proconsular power will expire unless specifically renewed)
1. Proconsuls and Censors must be ex-consuls. No exceptions except by RP arrangements.
2. Pro-Praetors must be ex-praetors. No exceptions except by RP arrangements.
3. If you character runs for a position that breaks the two rules outlined above, his name won't be in election thread.
4. You are responsible for educating yourselves about the circumstances, limitations, restrictions, and duties and responsibilities of the office your characters are running for. The rules have definitions and wikipedia is a great source.
5. Characters belonging to a player who have made no attempt to contribute at all (not even one post in some sort of public, political thread such as the Curia, Rostra, public sacrifices, voting threads etc) will be ineligible for any office for the next year. If you're not active enough to make even a couple posts, you're certainly not active enough to take an important office for the next year unless you have a good reason for not participating at all in the prior year's activities.
6. Characters must be present in Rome in order to run for office.
7. Only characters of Senatorial rank and above may cast votes. (This is meant to mirror their relative dominance and influence of political life, they are not just voting once, but they control their networks of clients votes as well by merit of their influence)
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