Jose & Sator (Greater Shriel County)

Jose & Sator is a Local Town Constituency in the Regional government of Brovolenn. By 2021 estimates the population of the Jose & Sator is 11,654

History
Jose & Sator is one of the smallest populated constituencies in the country and was created in 1957 after a constituency review led to parliament agreeing on merging two larger constituencies into one due to public demand for the small town to become a constituency. In 1957 the population of the town was at around 14,300 and was considered a small town (Village, Town City Comparison Sheaman).

On the 22nd of October 1957 a By-Election was held in Jose & Sator to determine who was going to be the first MGP (Member of the General Parliament) in Jose & Sator.

1957 By-Election Results
After the election Machach Stuart from the P&D party won the By-Election and thus he became the MGP of Jose & Sator.

1957/1958 Council Tax
On the 5th of November MGP Machach Stuart accepted the 1957/1958 Greater Shriel Council Tax which would tax people by 1% Income tax. The taxation would go towards infrastructure developments which includes road construction, pavement construction, bus shelters and community centres. It would also go towards housing, including energy, sewage and plumbing.

Notable in the history of the constituency it denied transforming the country into a Presidential Republic in a parliamentary vote which was a very close vote. However, a year later parliament managed to pass three of the readings, the final approval and a referendum was held due to a massive split between all MGPs which resulted in 64% of people opting to keep the current democratic system in place.

In First 1960 election MGP Machach Stuart was reelected as MGP of Jose & Sator and was reelected in the 2nd 1960 elections and the 1962 election until he resigned in 1963 which resulted in a By-Election won by new MGP Jamie Miller who was part of the P&D party.