The position of Progressive Party Committee Chairman actually had multiple candidates. Since they were "candidates," they naturally had to go through an election.
This was to uphold the principles of fairness and impartiality in the federal political system. Everyone was elected, but what happened before the election and what happened after it—
Even what happened during breaks in the election process—was something nobody discussed.
Everyone had the right to express their thoughts at any time and in any place. This was a basic law written into the Charter.
Even the Federal President could not use his privileges to make someone shut up at a certain time or in a specific place!
So during breaks, everyone could canvass for votes directly.
This was a phenomenon in the federal political system, as well as a tradition.
For example, when an important motion was being voted on in the Capitol Building, there would be a break between the first and second votes, and another between the second and third.
The legislators would run around everywhere. They certainly were not exercising because they had been sitting too long, but canvassing for votes.
They canvassed dynamically, promised benefits, won over more people, and might even employ some political tactics.
At the same time, this explained why Congress held several votes on a motion, continuing until most people agreed, disagreed, or the vote limit was exceeded and the matter was postponed!
At different times, after receiving different outside "stimuli," everyone would change the decisions they had made before.
This was the most dramatic and distinctive scene in the federal political system! Perhaps your ally had stood firmly at your side during the previous vote, but during the next vote, while you believed he would still be your staunchest support, he would stab you in the back!