The Hokorian State is a founding member of the International Union for Cooperation and Communities (IUCC). As part of Hokoria’s membership, citizens have the right to run and vote in IUCC Union Chamber elections.

IUCC Union Chamber elections

The IUCC’s legislative chamber, the Union Chamber, is made up of democratically elected Councillors from the Union’s member states. Hokoria has one seat in the Chamber.

IUCC Union Chamber elections usually take place every six months. In Hokoria, the Koru’s Office is responsible for overseeing the elections for Hokorian seats.

Dual citizens of other IUCC nations

Dual citizens of other IUCC nations can only run as a candidate in one nation at a time. Existing Councillors seeking re-election must run in the nation they already represent.

Dual citizens can vote in any election they are eligible for, regardless of their citizenships. For example, dual citizens of Hokoria and Curnon can vote in both nations’ Union Chamber elections.