30th All-Union Party Congress

[Kadikistani Union]

30th All-Union Congress of the Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party

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Today marks the beginning of what will no doubt be one of the most historic Congresses organized by the All-Union Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party. The constitution of the A-UKCWP states that such a Congress must be held every four years, which has been the case ever since the Great Compromise of 1964. Before that time, in an era when self-proclaimed

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, the leading Clan would often postpone such endeavours in a ploy to maintain their dominance. The Congress is the one time when the nomenklatura can be altered drastically in favour of another faction within the internally fragmented Party. At least from 1964 until now the Reformists, following the legacy of Ratko Salatic and his now defunct National Committee for Justice and the Rejuvenation of Socialism, have managed to hold on to their power. While doing so they have slowly pushed through the hard-fought federalization of the once unitary state, liberalized the economy, rationalized the institutions and adopted a pragmatic foreign policy that abandons revolutionary interventionism. While these actions have definitely proven fruitful and are carried by a large segment of the population they have also caused resentment and strengthened their opponents.

Ever since the current Central Committee, the leading organ of the All-Union Party, took power they have experienced heavy competition from the various other factions. The most noticeable obviously being the Radical Youth League who's leading cadres publicly declared open war against the dominant reformists. The latter being something unseen in All-Union politics. While the current Central Committee de jure under First Secretary Sergej Moravscik and de facto under Vice-Secretary Vujadin Mihajlovic is widely considered to be the weakest in Kadikistani history most within the large Reformist faction still consider them as the best bet for peace, stability and continuity. The biggest weakness of the Reformist Faction lies in their internal division concerning the various issues that will be decided by the Congress, unlike the Old Guards or the Youth League whom are far more disciplined and will vote as a monolith.

While the Congress will host no less then 4,800 officials and functionaries dispatched from each Party Bureau across the massive nation, they will largely reflect the current division of power within the All-Union People's Assembly. An important and not to be underestimated recent happening concerning the division of power being the

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, removing them from their solid bastions and driving their remnants to seek shelter with the Old Guards or Calidia. The fact that those most fiercely opposed to (further) federalization and the crumbling of Kadik and by extension Slavic dominance playing an determining role in the rapprochement between the Regionalists and the embolded Youth League while furthering the isolation of the Old Guards.

Current Composition of the All-Union People's Assembly

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Reformist Faction: 350 deputies
Youth League (Rejectionist): 238 deputies
Old Guards (Anti-revisionist): 205 deputies
Regionalist Faction: 146 deputies
Ultranationalist Faction: 7 deputies
Non-Aligned Section: 14 deputies
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Many issues needed to be discussed and the amount of which made it that such a Congress traditionally lasted several days depending on the subject matter and the convenience of majorities. In this historic 30th All-Union Congress there was little doubt that it could last well over a week. The main reason for this was that there were four major questions that needed to be dealt with which caused a great societal rift and shifting alliances between the various factions. While the Congress would also deal with countless other matters that needed attention it were these Four Questions that made the massive nation hold its breath seeing as it wouldn't be the first time that these highly sensitive matters led to verbal and even armed conflict within the All-Union.

First and foremost was the so-called Flag Question. In recent history and emboldened by the federalization there rose more and more criticism against what many, mainly within the Regionalist Faction and the Youth League, considered the 'exclusive' nature of the All-Union flag. There has been a growing sentiment to get rid of the Slavic colours of the flag, considered especially for the ethnic minorities to be a painful illustration of decades of Slav dominance and ethnic repression, in favour of a more inclusive flag that would reflect the Union of People's and shared socialist values. Other factions like the Old Guard and parts of the Reformist Faction put more emphasis on the historic value of the current flag and at most want to seek a compromise that maintains the current flag, but rather change the meaning of the current colours to appease the camp in favour of change. Up until a year ago the Ultranationalist Brotherhood held some vital cards in regards to this Question, seeking to undermine all efforts for a flag change and maintaining Slav dominance, but with the purging of this unofficial faction which led to uprisings in many of the Kadik/Slav enclaves their role has been all but wiped.

The second major Question is the one concerning the name of the nation. Up until December 2016 the Democratic Socialist Republic of Kadikistan was a unitary state with a strong centralized government. Ever since the Great Compromise of 1964 Salatic and his successors gradually started giving more power to the regions, but because of the strong resistance against such endeavours and in order to avoid civil war it wasn't until January of 2017 that the nation was deemed ripe enough by the reformists to become a federal state officially known as the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan. The fact that the name Kadikistan along with the non-plural 'Republic' was maintained was meant as a compromise towards those in favour of the unitary state. Half-measures was something that characterized the current Central Committee and this solution deemed insufficient by both sides. Remembering the repression all too well the Regionalist Faction officially put forward a motion that greatly resembles the current name with the only difference being that the word republic should be put in plural to reflect the increasing importance of the autonomous Socialist Republics. It wasn't until very recently that the Youth League put forward their own, much more radical motion, seeking to change the name of the country into the

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The 'Amnesty Question' was also only recently brought up and debated a societal rift almost as great as the previous two. It concerns the Revolutionary Clans which ruled the massive nation after the dubious death of Andrej Rurik, leader of the 1907 revolution and the founder of the Kadikistani communist movement, in 1928 until the death of Nikolai Leninov in 1957. The motion was put up by the Old Guard, which along with the Youth League is one of only two official factions within the Communist Workers' Party. They believe that the contributions to the establishment and expansion of socialism in the All-Union is something to be praised. While admitting that certain mistakes were made and barring certain Clans such as the Tsjekovites, the latter deemed responsible for the death of Nikolai Leninov, they believe the current generation can no longer be held accountable for the sins of their forefathers. Unofficially certain Clans simply want to see a return to power happen as soon as possible, but with the Ultras gone, their support in the Youth League fading and only the Old Guard themselves rallying in support it is doubtful that they will succeed unless through some sort of typical 'Kadikistani compromise'.

Last but not least is the Economic Question relating to the already profound liberalization of the All-Union economy. While it is obvious to all that 'Market Oriented Socialism', the official name of the Kadikistani economical approach, has reaped wealth and growth for the All-Union economy the plans by the Reformist Faction to further liberalize the economy is met by fierce resistance by more radical factions. The latter are the Radical Youth League and the Old Guard. The Regionalist Faction will play a determining role here in telling which direction the nation will take. This is also the main Question that will be followed by international observers and mainly investors in the still highly profitable Special Economic Zones.

Dozens of other matters would also be discussed thoroughly such as the expansion of the militsiya in order to replace the Revolutionary Armed Forces not only in the cities, but also in the rural areas were the regular military is still responsible for maintaining law and order. These matters are not expected to create such heated debate however.

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
4th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

The last matter that makes the collective hearts of the Central Committee skip is the

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a couple months ago. Mihajlovic and his entourage had spared no expense and showed their willingness to kill in order to keep this a secret since they feared that revealing this information could put their position in question. Once again they greatly underestimated their rivals, especially the Youth League which managed to pressure the weakest and career-minded members of Moravscik's entourage into revealing the truth. Having this information as leverage they also managed to formulate more radical motions for the Congress that even they wouldn't have dared if Moravscik, the last strongman of All-Union politics, was still alive.

Estranged for reality as they were the Mihajlovic convinced the rest of the Central Committee that they could use the death of the First Secretary as a final card up their sleeve, not understanding that this card was already played out. The Vice-Secretary, who had in fact been running the Party very poorly since early October, would seek to postpone the Congress by reporting the death of their 'beloved' First Secretary. He would claim that Moravscik hadn't passed away until the night before and that the Central Committee would need some time to follow protocol and elect a new First Secretary. Knowing very well that settling the organisational matters and gaining the necessary verifications could be stretched out over the course of a few months.

Mihajlovic and the most naive members of the Central Committee thus believed that they could cling on to power for a little while longer, take precautions and in the most ideal scenario eliminate their core enemies. All of this was an illusion that became painfully clear once Mihajlovic took the stance and started reading his well-prepared speech to start of the 30th Congress. After welcoming his comrades several Youth League delegates, already aware of Moravscik's demise, started shouting "Where is the First Secretary?" throwing Mihajlovic off balance. Mihajlovic announced the news and noticed that the shock-wave in the amassed crown of almost 5,000 men and women was much less severe than he had anticipated, indicating that the knowledge had leaked.

With severely damaged confidence he continued his plan and called upon the members of the Congress to postpone it 'until further notice'. That was met with much protest, mainly from the seats held by the Youth League and the Regionalist, but even by some within his own Reformist Faction. Some of them stood up and started shouting, a manner of communicating that is unseen during such occasions in the past. The only ones genuinely seeming confused and appalled were the Old Guard. Hongma Zhu, Vice-Chairman of the Youth League marched up the stage with the Constitution of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party in his hand showing great defiance. Taking the floor and leaving an appalled Mihajlovic standing in his shadow Zhu referred to a paragraph in the guiding section of the constitution that stated that the Congress may elect a new First Secretary independently from the Central Committee. This was a right that had never been used before, but then there had never been such a weak Central Committee.

Zhu was treated to an applause and cheers from across the 4,800 seats. Mihajlovic's face had turned pale as he sat back down unable to mask the the look of defeat. The Congress would commence and nothing was certain. His own personal nightmare scenario had played out right before his eyes and there was nothing he or any of his fellow Central Committee members could do about it.

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
5th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Rationalize military spending budget through expansion of State Security Forces and Militsiya
Author: Ivan Mladzic, Chairman of the All-Union People's Assembly [Reformist Faction]
Stating the fact that law enforcement within the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan is still largely organized by the Revolutionary Army with the exception of cities with a population above 100,000. Recognizing the societal role of the military is to ensure the freedom an equality of the people through guaranteeing the socialist advancements. Understanding that while the All-Union is grateful for their decades of socialist labour and that elements of the Revolutionary Army have established substantial expertise in preforming civilian law enforcement operations, the continued policing operations preformed by these units has grown historically and is not determined by rational organising. This motion seeks to release the Revolutionary Army from the noble task of engaging in law enforcement activities, incorporating the expertise and experience of the Army Units currently preforming this task into the enlarged Militsiya and State Security Forces. The goal is that by the next All-Union Party Congress in 2024 the jurisdiction of the Militsiya will be expanded to smaller cities and rural areas with the exception of the Socialist Republic of Sjeverno-Zmljiste and the Socialist Republic of Spretska-Naritstok.
Aye: 3,701 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 1,099 [Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED
Motion: Equalizing and increasing the Pension Age for males and females to 65
Author: Samir Akhmadov, Deputy-Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Irkuvskija SR, People's Deputy for the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Strategic Missile Forces [Reformist Faction]Realizing that the current legal age of retirement, 60 for males and 58 for females hasn't been adjusted since the rule of Ratko Salatic, more specifically in 1968. Knowing that the average lifespan of both Kadikistani males and females has been significantly prolonged since then, with a Kadikistani female averagely living 76 years while their male comrades live 74, it is only logical that the pension age evolves with it in order to allow citizens to preform their collective duties toward the All-Union even more effectively. The goal is to increase the outdated legal age of retirement while also equalizing the difference in gender that currently exists and no longer does justice to reality. This motion is directed purely towards civilians and will not affect the legal pension age of Revolutionary Armed Forces personnel.
Aye: 2,297 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 2,503 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION REJECTED
Motion: Simplification of the Party Name [2/3rd Majority Required]
Author: Siamion Pronopovich, President of the Krasnislavian USR, Regional Secretary of the Krasnislavian Chapter of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]Assessing that the current official name of our glorious Party, the All-Union Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party, does reflect the inclusive nature of the All-Union, but does not reflect the deep and thorough rationalisation preformed by Ratko Salatic and his successors. This proposal aims to simplify the name of the Party by removing the unnecessary 'Kadikistani' element while not undoing the popular Marxist-Leninovist traditional terminology of it being a 'Communist Workers' party. More concretely the goal of this motion is to change the official name of the Party into the All-Union Communist Workers' Party (A-UCWP). This motion does not affect the regional names of the respective Regional Party Chapters of the Socialist Republics and Special Districts, which must remain an autonomous privilege.
Aye: 3,282 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 1,618 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED
* Abstaining is an option, but during the final count the abstainers get added to the winner.

 

[Polesia]

Palace of the People
5th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District

It was now approaching almost a year since Premier Yaakov Zilberfarb had last visited Ivar, and for the Polesian head of government, it was good to be back. Amstov, his new home, still felt like an alien city, even if he had shaped it more to his liking by bulldozing dozens of historic old buildings. And despite the insistence of the armed goons who surrounded him that he was completely safe at all times, the self-styled First Comrade had a constant fear of assassination. From Zionists to Krasnislavian nationalists and Trivodnian loyalists, there were many factions who wanted Zilberfarb dead.

Yet here he was still standing. He had also outlived First Secretary Sergej Moravscik, and spent most of yesterday eulogising the now deceased Kadikistani leader. Back home, flags had been ordered at half mast and a minute's silence planned for around the time if his funeral. Polesian state television and media broadcast virtually nothing else but hagiographies of Moravscik's life, with a heavy focus on the Seven Day War.

When viewed objectively that Zilberfarb was still alive and Moravscik not made perfect sense biologically: Moravscik was nearly twice Zilberfarb's age. But a sense of invincibility had always surrounded Moravscik. That he could die from mere natural causes like a heart attack was inconceivable. To Zilberfarb at least anyway.

While he still felt safe in Ivar, all his thoughts on death were unnerving the Polesian Premier, as did the cancerous smell of constant chain smoking, his least favourite part of returning to Ivar along with the heavy drinking. There would be plenty of both during this Party Congress and Zilberfarb was dreading the inevitable pushing of cigarettes and liquor on him by his hosts, knowing be could not say no.

Trying to take his mind off such matters, Zilberfarb scanned the room once more for any old contacts or friends of his. The child of Jewish communists exiled from the Free State of Trivodnia after its founding for fighting alongside the Kadikistani revolutionaries, he had spent his whole life in Ivar interacting with various bits of Kadikistan's political and military establishment in preparation for a day he deep down never thought would come but ultimately did nearly two years ago now: the creation of a Yiddish socialist state on the shores of the Polesian Sea.

Zilberfarb did have to be careful on who he was seen talking to however but that meant taking a punt on the future leadership of his main benefactor. Moravscik's death had created a vacuum and the various tribes of the famously fractious All Union Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party wanted someone from their side to replace him while pushing their own agenda through the Party Congress.

Zilberfarb had one overriding objective to achieve: more money for Polesia. Outside of Kadikistani grants and loans, the country was reliant on the black market for revenue. Illicit drugs, counterfeit goods and fake currencies were not a stable foundation for a socialist economy. Even worse, while other industries had been nationalised, these still remained in the hands of Polesia's infamous mishpocha - the 'Yiddish mafia'. If Zilberfarb was to take them on - as he planned to eventually - he'd need serious backing that only Ivar could provide.

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
7th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Adopt a new All-Union flag that will reflect the inclusive nature of the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan and its socialist-internationalist endeavours. [2/3rd Majority required]
Author: Marko Kerovski, Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Polonski SR, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Letsk [Radical Youth League]
Co-Authors:
Hongma Zhu, Deputy Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture of the Xinhai SR [Radical Youth League]
Annaguly Oghankanev, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Regional Secretary of the Siamak Communist Workers' Party, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Atak-Suradaja [Regionalist Section]
Respecting the historic significance of the current All-Union State flag, but also understanding the need for the State to evolve beyond the contextually reflected mistakes of the past. Hoping that a new flag will re-inspire the international Marxist-Leninovist movement and serve as a strong and lasting illustration of our commitment to the teachings of Karl Marx, Andrej Rurik and Nikolai Leninov. With the aim of offering the various people's of the the All-Union unity through working class bonds, the military and ideology. With the sole purpose of creating a socialist symbol that all corners of our glorious nation can rally behind, lacking any sentiment that can be perceived as the dominance of a certain one or certain cluster of ethnicity or ethnicities. Not undermining the significance of the Kadikistani language as the bridge language between our various people's as it has been the past century and as shown on the flag proposal. Describing the flag as being a socialist-internationalist red flag with yellow words reading the official name of the All-Union. Automatically adjusting the used words when the official name of the All-Union alters during the course of history. A specialized committee will be called into life to ensure the correct use of the All-Union flag.
AMENDMENT: The original motion proposed the liberty for the Socialist Republic's to alter the yellow text on the red flag according to the native ethnic language of the respective regions where it is flown. After two days of fierce debate the compromise was that the Kadikistani text will be raised in all regions as an example of unity. The proposal of this motion can be found below.

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Official All-Union flag proposal brought forward during the 30th All-Union Party Congress on the 7th of January of the year 2020​

Aye: 3,234 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 1,566 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED
Motion: Review and redistribution of resources concerning the Western Economic Recovery Program
Author: Steytgali Rezyev, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, General Secretary of the Executive Committee of the the Western Economic Recovery Program [Reformist Faction]
In consensus with the Central Committee for Western Economic Recovery, the Directorate of Plan

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and the Political Consultative Bureau of the Rurikgrad Pact a proposal has been motioned to drastically alter the economically stimulative injections provided by the

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(Plan Moravscik) into the signatory nations. These alterations are made in accordance with the dynamics of time and the evolutions taking place it the field, full transparency offered to the signatory nations; the People's Republic of Calidia, Free Canton of

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, United Socialist Republic of Krasnislavia and the People's Republic of

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. These renewed budgetary initiatives must be approved by the All-Union Congress to be upheld for the next four years with another thorough review in 2024.
No alterations are made concerning the goals of the Moravscik Plan, being the rebuilding efforts, the initiatives to increase economic outputs of the signatory states by 35% compared to the period before the 7 Days War, the freedom of trade within the socialist sphere and the technological and research cooperation. This amendment has the sole purpose of adequately redistributing the solidarity budget according to the needs of the signatory nations. This alteration was announced in the summer of last year and is not retroactive meaning that won't have effect until the next budgetary year in February 2020.
The People's Republic of Calidia, while not territorially involved in the war, has now been included in the Program receiving 1% of the solidarity budget as a compensation for their military assistance during the 7 Days War and the economic support they provided at the expense of their own. The Free Canton of Crotobaltislavonia, formerly granted the bulk of the budget with an annual injection of €8,478,437,500 scheduled for the next four years, will have its 65% reduced to 30%. The recently reunited Krasnislavian USR, being exposed to other economic incentives as part of the Kadikistani Union, will have its share of the solidarity budget decreased to 10%. The People's Republic of Polesia, formerly receiving the smallest sum, has been granted an additional 29%, bringing their share at 35%. That is 2.4% more then the preliminary projections made in the summer of 2019. In a show of solidarity with the struggling people of Free Burgundy 1.8% of the budget has been redirected to the Burgundian Red Solidarity Fund, an organization created to assist in the rebuilding efforts of Free Burgundy. The rest of the budget will flow back into the socialist oriented market economy of the Kadikistani Union. Budgets need to be approved by the Congress and are set set for the next four years.

Aye: 4,793 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Old Guard | Regionalist Section | Ultranationalist remnants]
Nay: 7 [Non-Aligned Group]
MOTION APPROVED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
9th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Political, social and economic amnesty for Revolutionary Clans
Author: Viktor Leninov, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Chairman of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
In recognition of the many accomplishments of the Revolutionary Clans and in honour of their many achievements and contributions in service to our great nation and the advancement of Marxist-Leninovism this motion seeks to remove the unjust banishment, incarceration or status of reduced rights imposed upon those who inherited said Clan name. Not misunderstanding the historic need for these measures, but rather assessing that almost four generations later the successors of past wrongdoers can not be held accountable for the mistakes and crimes of their forefathers. The sole exception being the treacherous Tsjekovites Clan to which there is no denying their continued efforts to destabilize our State and Party's socialist endeavours. This amnesty proposal is put forward in order to purify the names Obrjanov, Burukova and Leninov along with all those linked to them within the socialist clan structure. The forefathers of each of these great clans have made our Glorious All-Union what it is today, they gave us strength and pride. Let us not forget this legacy.
Aye: 1,076 [Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
Nay: 3,724 [Reformist Faction | Youth League | Regionalist Section]
MOTION REJECTED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
10th & 11th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Limit the expansion of the Special Economic Zones
Author: Yurik Vinsko, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Executive Committee of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
Recognizing that the adoption of the Salaticist Socialist-oriented Marked economy along with the establishment of the Special Economic Zones have dragged this nation out of economic stagnation while creating better socio-economic conditions for the further establishment of socialism. It is not the intent of this motion to turn back the clock and abolish this clearly fruitful socio-economic endeavour. Understanding that while such an abolishment would be true to our anti-revisionist thought and supportive of our strife towards Marxist-Leninovist orthodoxy, it had been allowed to progress to such extent that any single rushed action to dismantle it would have disastrous consequences for the All-Union, its allies and partners. Nonetheless we are determined in our belief that the maximum capacity of the SEZs has been reached and in fact that any further expansion would seriously compromise the All-Union's socialist achievements. The goal of this motion is to cap the current extent of the SEZs and send a strong message that we will no longer tolerate even a square inch of All-Union territory being added to the already substantial Special Economic Zones. It has been enough and we must preserve what remains of our planned economy.
Aye: 2,246 [Old Guard | Radical Youth League | Ultranationalist Remnants]
Nay: 2,554 [Reformist Faction | Regionalist Section | ]
MOTION REJECTED
Motion: Establishing the right for bilingual administration and schooling in the Socialist Republics and Special Districts
Author: Siamion Pronopovich, President of the Krasnislavian USR, Regional Secretary of the Krasnislavian Chapter of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]Furthering the progress that has been made to rid ourselves from the mistakes of the past and establishing the All-Union as a radically inclusive People's Federation this motion proposes to allow the twenty-seven Socialist Republic's and two Special Districts to commence in organizing the regional administration in the respective language native to the region. This motion does not seek to undermine the importance of the Kadikistani lingua franca, but rather seeks to make the State institutions more accessible and homely. Of the opinion that the current system in which the State Apparatus, be it regional or central, uses only artificial Kadikistani is not the best reflection of the inclusive nature of the All-Union. While Kadikistani must remain the bridge language between the various people's that enrich our glorious All-Union we must stand warrant for the liberty of the various ethnicities to utilize their native tongue in their daily dealings with Party and State institutions. Realizing that such efforts, starting as early as primary education, would result in future generations being bilingually fluent in both the common language as the one belonging to their respective region. Indeed the goal of this motion is to create better Kadikistani's, the latter no longer having exclusive connotations should this initiative be succesfull.
Aye: 1,586 [Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 3,214 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION REJECTED
Motion: Establishment of a 28th Socialist Republic to encompass all of the Kadik Enclaves
Author: Ruslan Zavgayev, President of the Cernaja SR, Regional Secretary of the Cernajani Executive Committee of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]Following the theory behind other motions in this Congress and with the continued purpose of striving further towards the establishment of an inclusive All-Union this proposal was forged out of the realization that the Kadik enclaves spread throughout the All-Union have been the source of various internal conflicts. The latest example of this being the Northern Reactionary Insurrection which was the last in a tragically long list of conflicts originating from the territories of these enclaves and the larger regions to which they belong. Recognizing that the current generation can not be blamed for the Kadikization efforts by the former Greater Slavian Empire over a century ago and that a removal of these people is a great injustice towards them. Realizing that the Kadikistanization efforts under Clan-Socialism was a means to further the endeavours started by the Tsars, be it under a altered discourse in a ploy to boost numbers by including other Slavic groups besides the Kadiks. Hoping that through the establishment of a separate Socialist Republic of combined enclaves, both the historically settled Slavs and the diverse native people's of the respective regions can reach a better mutual understanding.
Aye: 2,932 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 1,868 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
13th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Creation of an All-Union Committee for the Reconstruction of the Northern Socialist Republics
Author: Viktor Leninov, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Chairman of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
Co-Author: Yurik Vinsko, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Executive Committee of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
The Socialist Republics of Spretska-Naritstok, Ruskastan, Cernajia and Sjeverno-Zmljiste have suffered a substantial amount of infrastructural damage during the Reactionary Northern Insurrection. Since the announcement of the end of the reactionary insurgency the end of last year there have only been minimal efforts to rebuild what was destroyed. Leaving great numbers of the local populace without or only limited access to State administration, housing, healthcare and other basic needs. More remote areas struggle to maintain their supply lines, mostly through non-sanctioned roads due to a lack of options. Providing the people with their basic needs is a pillar of our socialist society and every day we aren't able to do so bring shame upon the legacy of Andrej Rurik and Nikolai Leninov. Therefore this motion proposes the creation of a Party-sanctioned All-Union Committee for the Reconstruction of the Northern Socialist Republics that will make resources available while overseeing the reconstruction efforts. This All-Union Committee would be in need of considerable resources to allow them to rebuild what was lost better and more efficient. Should this motion pass this Committee will be reevaluated at every Party Congress.
AMENDMENT: Considering the approved Congressional motion by Ruslan Zavgayev on the 11th of January the new Enclave SR will be included to receive funds and resources from this Committee along with the previously mentioned four Socialist Republics

Aye: 2,396 [Old Guard | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section | Ultranationalist Remnants]
Nay: 2,414 [Reformist Faction | Regionalist Section]
MOTION REJECTED
Motion: Reduce military spending to a maximum 10% of the Gross Domestic Product
Author: Petar Kujundzic, People's Commissar for External Affaris, Regional Secretary of the Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party in Belgarsk, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Svoboda [Reformist Faction]Understanding and in full support for the task of the All-Union Revolutionary Armed Forces to defend its people, guard the socialist achievements domestically and play its international role as warden of established socialism in the periphery. Not seeking to undermine this incredibly successful endeavour, but simply seeking to rationalize in accordance with other branches of State and Party. Stating that the current military spending is no less then 14% of the GDP with consequences for our competitiveness on the global markets and increased efforts in other matters of state such as healthcare, housing, labour,... Convinced hat similar military strength and the international projection thereof can be maintained with a reduced, rationally distributed budget. The goal of this motion is to limit military spending to no more then 10% of the GDP by the next Congress. By that same period law enforcement duties will no longer be conducted by the regular military as decided by the motion of Ivan Mladzic on the 5th of January, limiting potentially required budgetary cuts.
Aye: 2,544 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 2,466 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED
Motion: Allow Kadiko-Jurzani family reunification
Author: Seyed Nuri, President of the Jurzan SR, Regional Secretary of the Jurzani Executive Committee of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Sharjah, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]In support and sympathy for the need of the Jurzani Relocation and Assimilation Program in the context of the 1950s and not seeking to re-open old wounds this motion will not undo past mistakes, but rather prevent them in the future. Understanding the emotional need for a significant part of the Kadiko-Jurzani population to be reunited with long lost family members residing in the High North as a result of the previously mentioned Program. Stating that it has been nearly four generations since the Jurzani War of Liberation and confident that the rehabilitation of these remaining families is successfully completed. Grateful for past leniency considering temporary family reunification, but seeking to find a more permanent solution in the spirit and mind of an inclusive socialist union. The goal of this motion is to offer the remaining families in the Spretska-Naritstok SR the chance to permanently return to the Jurzan SR under close surveillance of state security. With the genuine belief that the Jurzani's are now more then ever ready to fully embrace the glorious All-Union.
Aye: 2,364 [Reformist Faction | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 2,446 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION REJECTED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
14th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Enable the People's Socialist Republic of Calidia to apply for membership of the Kadikistani All-Union
Author: Viktor Leninov, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Chairman of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
Co-Author: Yurik Vinsko, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Executive Committee of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army [Old Guard]
Since the Winter War of 1956-1957 the People's Socialist Republic of Calidia and the Kadikistani State have stood side by side in the fight against fascism, deviationism and capitalist imperialism. For over 70 years we have watched over our Calidian brothers and helped them grow to become a staunchly socialist and significant economic and military power in the Gothic Sea Region. As the highly respected comrades from the Calidian Communist Workers' Party present here today would confirm there is a strong tendency among the Calidian people represented by the CCWP to shatter the last obstacle between our two fine nations, being the territorial border. Understanding this growing sentiment for unification this motion is intended to administratively organize in preparation for such an event. The goal of this motion is to create a political and institutional frame where first and foremost we accept the popular will of the respective people and allow membership of the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan with the condition that a referendum partaken in by over 70% of the registered voters in accordance with the constitutions of both Party and State is organized. Convinced that we must accept and rejoice in the idea that our glorious All-Union has such an inspiring effect to the international working class. Emphasizing the need for the workers, peasants and soldiers of the world to unite.
Aye: 4,736 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 64 [Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
15th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: A new official All-Union State name that reflects its inclusive foundations and aspirations for international socialism
Author: Ramzan Saitiev, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Regional Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture in the Cernaija SR, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Kaghuyrask, Chairman of the Cernaijan Radical Youth League, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army [Radical Youth League]
Co-Authors:
Marko Kerovski, Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Polonski SR, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Letsk, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army [Radical Youth League]
Hongma Zhu, Deputy Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture of the Xinhai SR [Radical Youth League]
Acknowledging that in order to progress the glorious All-Union must carry a name that reflects the harmony within our multi-national state, its geopolitical position as a crossroads for continents and its aspirations for the emancipation of the international working class in every corner of the world. The aim of this motion is to change the current name of the All-Union State, the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan, into the 'Transcontinental Socialist Federation'. Aware that a similar official name-change motion will be put forward at a later time it is the opinion of the Party's Youth Wing that this proposal is a half-measure barely comparable to the great leap forward that we wish to make here today. Using plural for the 'Republic' segment is a definite step in the right direction, but without removing the 'Kadikistan' segment we will face the same question four years from now at the next Party Congress. Understanding that the situation is more complicated and can not be resolved merely by the efforts of the past decades to artificially turn the historically valuable term Kadikistan in some sort of multi-ethnic umbrella that rises above specific ethnicities. Our diversity must be our strength rather then our weakness and by choosing the Transcontinental Socialist Federation we are opening ourselves to further the liberation of other nations still living under the yoke of capitalism and its many bastards. From the East Coast to the West Coast this new name will feel like home.

Aye: 1,790 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 3,010 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Regionalist Section | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION REJECTED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
16th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

Motion: Amend the official All-Union State name to reflect the autonomy of the Socialist Republics and Special Districts under Centralized Rule
Author: Siamion Pronopovich, President of the Krasnislavian USR, Regional Secretary of the Krasnislavian Chapter of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]Furthering the progress that has been made to rid ourselves from the mistakes of the past and establishing the All-Union as a radically inclusive People's Federation this motion proposes to amend the current All-Union State name, the People's Federal Socialist Republic of Kadikistan, in order to reflect the fact that we have become a union of equal nations. More specifically this motion proposes that where the focus currently lays on the Centralized Rule we must shift it to emphasize the gracious autonomy that the diverse Socialist Republics and two Special Districts currently enjoy under the protective banner of the All-Union. Committed to see our nation purified from past mistakes this motion seeks to change the official All-Union State name into the People's Federal Socialist Republics of Kadikistan, the sole change being the 'Republic' segment put in plural 'Republics'. Supporting the Kadikistani terminology and wholeheartedly committing to endorse a Kadikistani multi-ethnic socialist identity for the people of all corners of our massive Socialist Federation. With clear intent to show the world our unity and resolve while inspiring others to do the same. Determined to find a suitable compromise in the societal rift caused by the tension between the centralized government on the one hand and the regional governments on the other.
Aye: 3,309 [Reformist Faction | Radical youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 1,491 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED
Motion: Redrawing the borders of the Socialist Republics along ethnic lines in accordance with the 2020 Census
Author: Ruslan Zavgayev, President of the Cernaja SR, Regional Secretary of the Cernajani Executive Committee of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army [Regionalist Section]Understanding that during the first Federalization in 2017 the regional borders of the Socialist Republics were drawn in accordance with the borders of the Socialist Oblasts that existed during unitary centralized rule. Realizing that said borders of the Socialist Oblasts were first drawn during the time of the Greater Slavian Empire and to a great extent influenced by the policy of Kadikization. Acknowledging that this has led to instability with an over-respresentation of the Slavic groups in non-native territories and their institutions. Stating that it would be opportune to redraw the borders of the Socialist Oblasts in accordance with the contemporary ethnic distribution through the use of the population census conducted every two years by the State-sanctioned Demographics Committee. Proposing to adjust the borders of the Socialist Republics in accordance with the ethnic realities of the respective regions so they will more effectively muster. This proposal does not encompass the two Special Districts Ivar and Rurikgrad.
Aye: 2,667 [Reformist Faction | Radical Youth League | Regionalist Section]
Nay: 2,133 [Reformist Faction | Old Guard | Ultranationalist Remnants]
MOTION APPROVED

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
17th & 18th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

After nearly two weeks of heavy debating and decision-making dozens of motions had been either passed or rejected. Among them were the Big Four; the Flag Question, the Name Question, the Amnesty Question and the Economic Question. Needless to say the 30th All-Union Party Congress was one for the history books. For the first time since the reign of Nikolai Leninov in the 1950s the State flag was changed and for the first time in Kadikistani history it no longer included the Slavic colours. Despite heavy resistance from the anti-revisionist wing the economic liberalizations would continue. Even with a name that carries great respect across the factions Viktor Leninov wasn't able to offer the Revolutionary Clans amnesty. And last, but not least the official All-Union name was changed, but not to the extent that was hoped for by the Radical Youth League. Rather an amendment was made that might seem insignificant to an outsider, but meant a world of difference for a society so often plagued by internal strife largely caused by ethnic tensions. In the margins of these Big Four many other motions of great significance were either approved or rejected. The reduction of the military budget was also an extremely rare occurrence in Kadikistani history, let alone by 4% in four years. The creation of a new Socialist Republic that would encompass all the major Kadik and Slav enclaves de facto meant the end of the Kadikization Policy were these enclaves were strategically placed in order to give the dominant ethnic groups a say in every corner of the realm.

The Congress wasn't over with another set of major decisions still ahead, namely the election of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' party. The latter being the highest administrative body in the People's Federal Socialist Republics of Kadikistan and tasked with making sure the approved motions were carried out besides dealing with the day-to-day business for the following four years until the next Congress in 2024. Not even the most deeply learned political scholars with the most profound knowledge about Kadikistani politics could predict how the next Central Committee would look. The only certainty was that the current gerontocracy was unsustainable despite the illusions by current Interim First Secretary Vujadin Mihajlovic. The Central Committee was made up out of the late Sergej Moravscik's inner circle, but during and after his prolonged comatose state and eventual death the All-Union's leading organ was widely considered the weakest of its kind and responsible for paving the way for factionalism by the lack of strong leadership and decision-making. At the start of this Congress Mihajlovic's attempt to postpone this election was quickly overturned by the well-informed opposition and there was no more doubt their time at the top was over.

A total of 30 seats were available for the ambitious seeking to enter the highest echelon of the Party and State. A move which was not without personal risk as Kadikistani politics have always been a game of power-hunger, intrigues, manoeuvring, lust and liquidations. Nonetheless there was never a shortage of candidates in the past and today was no different. In theory the only prerequisite to become a member of the Central Committee was to hold a Party card, but in practise you needed the support of at least one of the blocs if you wanted to stand a chance. During times when the massive nation had a strong leader it took great courage to stand against a candidate that said leader had endorsed, but today was different. Moravscik was dead and Mihajlovic did not have the power-projection nor charisma to force his candidate upon the 4,800 upper- and mid-level Party members assembled before him. An atmosphere of uncertainty prevailed with many seeing it as their one chance to get to the top, consolidation would follow after. Four years was plenty of time for a new All-Union strongman to take the reins and surround himself with his own inner circle like so many had done before him. That was the Kadikistani way, but also the reason why this was an opportunity that would only present itself once in a lifetime.

After the New Years reception on the 17th the candidates were able to introduce themselves, explain their motivation and provide an insight into their intentions for the next for years. With the exception of the position of First Secretary and Deputy Secretary each aspiring candidate was given a carefully monitored 5 minutes each. Those with the ambition of taking Moravscik and Mihajlovic's respective roles were given 25 minutes each. All of this consumed the 17th day of Congress and continued after a short night's rest until the early afternoon of the 18th. Voting would take place the next day with the following candidates;

Candidates for the position of First and Second Secretary of the Central Committee
Vujadin Mihajlovic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Interim First Secretary of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, Director of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, Chairperson of the Council of People's Commissariats, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Ivar, General in the Revolutionary Army
Antonije Levsky [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
Deputy Chairperson of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Railways, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Ljubkachensk, Vice-Admiral of the Southern Fleet of the Revolutionary Navy
Steytgali Rezyev [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, General Secretary of the Executive Committee of the the Western Economic Recovery Program
Antoni Zakarvilli [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
People's Commissar for Agriculture, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Tsjevernenka
Ivan Mladzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairperson of the All-Union People's Assembly, Deputy Director of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, President of Krachno SR
Petar Kujundzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the Position of Second Secretary
People's Commissar for External Affaris, Regional Secretary of the Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party in Belgarsk, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Svoboda
Marko Kerovski [Radical Youth League] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Polonski SR, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Letsk, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army
Hongma Zhu [Radical Youth League]~ For the Position of Second Secretary
Deputy Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture of the Xinhai SR, Colonel in the Revolutionary Air Force
Viktor Leninov [Old Guard]~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Chairman of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army
Yurik Vinsko [Old Guard]~ For the position of Second Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Executive Committee of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army
Ruslan Zavgayev [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of First Secretary
President of the Cernaja SR, Regional Secretary of the Cernajani Executive Committee of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army
Siamion Pronopovich [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
President of the Krasnislavian USR, Regional Secretary of the Krasnislavian Chapter of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Army
Annaguly Oghankanev [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Regional Secretary of the Siamak Communist Workers' Party, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Atak-Suradaja
Samir Akhmadov [Reformist Faction] ~ For the Position of Second Secretary
Deputy-Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Irkuvskija SR, People's Deputy for the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Strategic Missile Forces
If during the first voting round one of the dual candidates receives over 50% of the vote they are automatically elected as the new First and Second Secretary of the Central Committee. If not then the two pairs with the most votes will proceed to a second round in which a simple majority suffices.

 

[Kadikistani Union]

Palace of the People
19 & 20th of January 2020
Ivar Capital District​

First round results for the position of First and Second Secretary of the Central Committee [01-19-2020]
Vujadin Mihajlovic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Interim First Secretary of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, Director of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, Chairperson of the Council of People's Commissariats, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Ivar, General in the Revolutionary Army
Antonije Levsky [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
Deputy Chairperson of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Railways, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Ljubkachensk, Vice-Admiral of the Southern Fleet of the Revolutionary NavyVOTES: 359
Steytgali Rezyev [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, General Secretary of the Executive Committee of the the Western Economic Recovery Program
Antoni Zakarvilli [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
People's Commissar for Agriculture, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Tsjevernenka VOTES: 219
Ivan Mladzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairperson of the All-Union People's Assembly, Deputy Director of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, President of Krachno SR
Petar Kujundzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the Position of Second Secretary
People's Commissar for External Affaris, Regional Secretary of the Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party in Belgarsk, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of SvobodaVOTES: 1,202
Marko Kerovski [Radical Youth League] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Polonski SR, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Letsk, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army
Hongma Zhu [Radical Youth League]~ For the Position of Second Secretary
Deputy Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture of the Xinhai SR, Colonel in the Revolutionary Air ForceVOTES: 1,210
Viktor Leninov [Old Guard]~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Chairman of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary Army
Yurik Vinsko [Old Guard]~ For the position of Second Secretary
People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of Belgarsk, Executive Committee of the Old Guard Special Political Group, General in the Revolutionary ArmyVOTES: 969
Ruslan Zavgayev [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of First Secretary
President of the Cernaja SR, Regional Secretary of the Cernajani Executive Committee of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army
Siamion Pronopovich [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of Second Secretary
President of the Krasnislavian USR, Regional Secretary of the Krasnislavian Chapter of the Communist Workers' Party, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary ArmyVOTES: 341
Annaguly Oghankanev [Regionalist Section] ~ For the position of First Secretary
People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Regional Secretary of the Siamak Communist Workers' Party, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Atak-Suradaja
Samir Akhmadov [Reformist Faction] ~ For the Position of Second Secretary
Deputy-Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Irkuvskija SR, People's Deputy for the All-Union People's Assembly, Colonel in the Revolutionary Strategic Missile ForcesVOTES: 500
Second round results for the position of First and Second Secretary of the Central Committee [01-20-2020]
Ivan Mladzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairperson of the All-Union People's Assembly, Deputy Director of the Secretariat of the Central Committee of the All-Union Communist Workers' Party, President of Krachno SR
Petar Kujundzic [Reformist Faction] ~ For the Position of Second Secretary
People's Commissar for External Affaris, Regional Secretary of the Kadikistani Communist Workers' Party in Belgarsk, People's Deputy in the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Executive Committee of SvobodaVOTES: 2,928
Marko Kerovski [Radical Youth League] ~ For the position of First Secretary
Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, Chairman of the Regional People's Assembly of the Polonski SR, Chairperson of the Executive Committee of Letsk, Brigadeer-General in the Revolutionary Army
Hongma Zhu [Radical Youth League]~ For the Position of Second Secretary
Deputy Chairman of the Radical Youth League, People's Deputy of the All-Union People's Assembly, People's Commissar for Internal Affairs and Culture of the Xinhai SR, Colonel in the Revolutionary Air Force VOTES: 1,872
Despite winning in the first round the candidates of the Radical Youth League could not measure against the combined influence of Salaticist reformism. Kerovski and Zhu were backed by the unwavering support of the highly disciplined Youth League ranks and the almost fanatic wing of the anti-revisionist Old Guard, but even through these combined efforts a significant majority of the Party seemed unwilling to vacate the relative stability that reformist rule had brought. Members of the reformist mainstream feared loosing their positions and the economic growth generated by the reforms and the unofficial Regionalist Section remained weary for treading too far with the dark days of ethnic repression still fresh in their memories. The ethnic component also played its role during these elections with the duo Kerovski and Zhu potentially becoming the first non-Kadik leaders of the All-Union, a step too far for many, even among the reformists.

After this election the Congress would consume one more day, during which the remaining positions in the Central Committee would be filled in. If anything was learned from the devastating defeat of Milhajlovic, it was that after 60 years the age of reformist supremacy was over. Composing the Central Committee purely with reformists would prove to be impossible and the Youth League would claim its place. Furthermore the road towards deeper federalisation seemed wide open with several highly symbolical and other more practical motions won by the Regionalist Section. Besides the relative defeat of the reformist faction their old-time rivals in the Old Guard could also be counted among the losers of this two-week congress.