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Excellent job my man, you've saved my stellaris playthrough!
No longer will my council be ruined by jumped-up desires of being the chancellor!
The election type is considered still democratic. This is important because certain AI personalities care about that, like Democratic Crusaders. As such, it will say that your next election is only on ruler death.
However, the election event will still fire every decade like normal.
This is going to not work until I can find that out, and it may be a bit.
It also doesn't match up with when vanilla elections are set
I tried this on my current playthrough and a brand new one and still had the issue.
This mod was at the very bottom of my modlist and was below stellaris evolved, the original democratic authority mod was not enabled and it was only this one.
Thank you for finding that out. I guess that's my reward for copying & pasting directly from other mods without looking closer.
I changed that locally and that fixes both the issue Juhn mentioned of authoritarian democaracies and an issue I was having of empires mixing up regular and gestalt civics (since those were not blocking democracies either)