Central Majatran general election, 4108

Electoral system
The election was held using the Electoral Law of 4103, which defined the Central Majatran legislature as bicameral, and divided between the lower Chamber of Deputies (240 seats) and the upper Senate (100 seats). While the lower house was directly elected from multi-member districts by proportional representation, elections to the upper house were conducted with a staggered, closed-list system; 45 of its 90 seats were nominally up for grabs. Further, senators served terms twice as long as lower house deputies; 8 years instead of 4. However, since 4104 was the first election for the Senate and all 90 seats had to be filled, each of the 45 senators elected also chose a running mate who would serve a single 4-year term, to fill the other half of the Senate on an interim basis until the next election.

While the Chamber of Deputies had no formal electoral threshold, 5% of the vote was required in order to enter the Senate.

For the first time, the President of the Central Majatran Union was directly elected by popular vote. The electoral system in place was the two-round system, under which the candidate with the most votes would be declared elected, provided he or she secured at least 50%+1 of the votes cast. In the event that no candidate secured this majority, a runoff was required to be held between the two most-voted candidates in the first round. The winner of the runoff was entitled to the presidency. Like the Chamber of Deputies, the president served a 4-year term, though without term limits.

For elections to the lower house, the country's five regions were used as multi-member constituencies; they are listed below in alphabetical order:


 * Mozavia
 * Naċit
 * Ṡifir
 * Sezal
 * Minoṡa