3/20 Election

The 3/20 Election was Coolsville's fourth election. It was the first election to feature Party X, which was represented by sitting mayor Erica Kartwright. She ran against Tobias Nelson, the leader of the Active City Party, who was running for a non-consecutive term, having won in the 2/13 Election. Tobias Nelson won the election, becoming the first politician to win two non-consecutive elections. The election was immediately followed by Tobias Nelson's impeachment.

Votes
Right before the election, sitting mayor Erica Kartwright signed the Collins-Acosta Declaration, introducing the addition of Greensville, a new branch of Coolsville. This was addressed by both candidates in their statements. The usual non-partisan viewer gave 15 votes to Nelson and 5 to Kartwright.

The voting group results were questionable due to the lobbying from Tobias Nelson. This would become one of the topics in Nelson's articles of impeachment. It is generally believed that this was done because of Kartwright's higher possibility to win the city vote and the election as a whole.