The Senate

The Greenwick Senate is comprised of 37 seats, with the Labor Party currently holding 16 43% of those seats, making it the majority government. Under the leadership of Jakob Furgason, Labor has maintained strong support across key constituencies and holds the power to drive legislative priorities and national decision-making. The main opposition, the Liberal Party, is led by John Cowle, who has been a vocal critic of Labor’s policies and has promised a new direction for the nation if elected.

As the general election approaches, the future of Greenwick’s government hangs in the balance. Voters across the Commonwealth will decide whether Labor retains its outright majority or if a shift occurs, resulting in a coalition government. This election will not only determine which party or alliance takes power, but will also shape the political landscape of the Senate for years to come. The outcome could see Labor continuing its current agenda under Jakob Furgason, or a new coalition forming under John Cowle’s leadership, potentially leading to significant policy changes and new national priorities.