The administration under President Jimmy Jimmies has officially confirmed the highly anticipated release of the Saint Tropez project. Addressing the nation, the President praised the French development team for their relentless summer efforts to ensure the success of the initiative. He highlighted a stark contrast to previous leadership, noting that the current government approaches launch day completely united and free from the internal conflicts that once hindered former President Thordexn.

Alongside the release preparations, the President introduced Presidential Decree 2026 0032, which brings a significant overhaul to the Electoral Code. The reform replaces the previous plurality system with a two round runoff voting process. The President explained that the old rules allowed candidates to win without an outright majority, a flaw he deemed undemocratic and a primary reason many competitors dropped out early. Under the new framework, candidates must secure an absolute majority to win in the first round, or face a decisive runoff between the top two contenders.

The comprehensive decree also establishes stricter regulations for political organisations. Parties facing severe inactivity among their elected representatives now risk suspension or dissolution to ensure active governance. Furthermore, campaign periods have been streamlined to guarantee a swift and efficient electoral process. To solidify a democratic mandate following the Saint Tropez release, the President announced that National Assembly elections will take place within the coming week. This transition moves the government away from rule by executive decree and encourages active civic engagement from all citizens.