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=== Current ===
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* Faye<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/55d4529e9657bae1492c7ad7 Federation Continues Debate on War - 19 AUG 3301]
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* [[Felicia Winters]]
* [[Felicia Winters]]
* [[George Fallside]]
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* Kristine Lasky<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/56d5820f9657ba4309c210e8 Freelance Report: Presidential Fleet Upgrade Questioned - 01 MAR 3302]
* Kristine Lasky<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/56d5820f9657ba4309c210e8 Freelance Report: Presidential Fleet Upgrade Questioned - 01 MAR 3302]
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* Faye<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/55d4529e9657bae1492c7ad7 Federation Continues Debate on War - 19 AUG 3301]
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=== Former ===
=== Former ===
* [[Ethan Naylor]]
* [[Ethan Naylor]]
* Morgan Unwin<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/5b7ebcee11dbbe357b120d9d GalNet: Congressman’s Criminal Ties Exposed]</ref>
* [[Tyrell Biggs]]
* [[Tyrell Biggs]]
* [[Zachary Hudson]] (now [[President of the Federation|President]])
* [[Zachary Hudson]] (now [[President of the Federation|President]])

Revision as of 21:45, 23 August 2018

A Congressman is an individual who has been elected and inducted into the Federal Congress in Olympus Village on Mars. The term is used to refer to both male and female members of Federal Congress. Congressmen represent a particular constituency, generally multiple star systems.[1]

Congressmen are elected for an eight year term by the citizens of the Federation, with a "vote of no confidence" after four years. If the vote of no confidence succeeds then a new election takes place and the member of congress can be replaced or re-elected. Congressmen are barred from serving multiple consecutive terms. A congressman can become President immediately after their term.[1][2]

They can also hold other office such as chairing committees. They're not allowed to have corporate interests that conflict with their political roles.[1]

Anyone can stand for election. They do not need to be backed by a political party or minor faction, but it helps. Corporations generally do push (and fund) their chosen candidates or parties (eg Hudson), as do other special interest groups.[1]

List of known Congressmen

Current

Former

References