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House Seniority would make a Barony very likely go to another landed character that may be of a higher rank than Barony so I'm not sure of how the game would react to that, if the AI would revoke the Barony or something even weirder could happen.
It would be nice to create a mod with a "council positions history button" to have a look at all our ex Chancellors or Stewards for example 🙂🤓
I will try to look at the game files to see how other election types handle their voters but for now I will stick to Primo for simplicity.
They remain Republican Vassals and have their own contracts, opinion modifiers, AI, etc.
This tweak simply makes a change so that instead of generating a new Lowborn to hold the title when the previous one dies, the title goes to their descendants.
There are a number of specific gameplay reasons where this could change your experience.