The election speeches on stage continued, since there were many candidates this time. Even though each person was limited to only speak for fifteen minutes, it still took a long time for everyone to finish speaking.
In fact, to ensure that everyone has enough time for their speeches, and that the public can clearly hear and understand what they say, the entire speech process was arranged over three days.
Each candidate has fifteen minutes to deliver their speech, with five minutes left to answer questions.
Most of the questions focus on specific policy issues, which sound quite dull.
It was for this reason that Perfikot found herself yawning continuously.
Her behavior naturally caught the attention of many, and some interpreted it as the Count of the Northern Territory's disdain toward these candidates.
Perfikot didn't care about this. For her, sitting there with them and wasting time was already the greatest respect she could offer.
