Really would like to know who won the local government election.  The one that was ran before the parliamentary election.

Hello, dear Asgardians, there is very little time left for you to vote for my design for the solar and lunar currency. You can obtain it in this link: https://asgardia.space/en/contest/solar-lunar/?page=3

hello greetings. I send you my design for lunar currency and the solar currency. for the design take into account the legendary Nordic mythology, the goddess Sól, who rode every day through the skies in his car; the mane of their horses emitted the light, and their own the heat of the day. the lunar coin with a modern and avant-garde design with a silver color of the silver color of the moon, and the Sköll symbol representing the moon in Nordic mythology, Máni, the moon god, is in the background image on the lunar coin. and of the second fund lines with the symbols mentioned above that represent the network since it will be a cryptocurrency. The points on the sides of the circumference of the whole coin represent the watchful stars and guides of outer space as well as the satellites that revolve around the planet Earth.

the coin the solar. It has the symbol of the sun in the mythology Nordic, as well as the wolf Hati, who chased the moon at night. In the background of the relief, as the third third plane is the union of the solar symbol and the wolf hati chasing the moon.Also on the circumferential edge of the coin the dots represent the stars and the satellites that accompany the planet earth.

Sköll and Sól, Hati and Máni. The wolves that chase the sun and the moon.

I hope of heart is taken into account in the contest and thus contribute to the design of the lunar and solar cryptocurrency. I spent a lot of effort and love in the design, I even had to study certain design techniques that I did not know and research a lot about the Nordic mythology, however it was worth it!

They say that evil always follows the steps of good with the intention of destroying it, so the ancient inhabitants of the Northern regions imagined that both Sol (the Sun) and Mani (the Moon) were persecuted incessantly by the fierce wolves called Sköll (repulsion) and Hati (hate). Sons / brothers of Fenrir that was the giant wolf, the beast of Ragnarök (the day of the End of the World, The Twilight of the Gods) and brothers of Mánagarm, the dog of the Moon that devours the flesh of the dead.

But envy shook them and their only objective was to reach and devour the brilliant and beautiful objects they were pursuing, Sköll chasing Sól and Hati to Mani, so that the world would be again enveloped in its initial darkness. But a curse made by Odin hung from them: only when the Ragnarök arrived would they be able to reach them and destroy the heavenly chariots. 
It was said that sometimes, the wolves reached and tried to devour their prey, consequently producing an eclipse of the brilliant orbs. Then, the terrified people caused a roar so deafening, that the wolves, frightened by the noise, released them from their jaws. Once free again, Sól and Mani resumed their way, pursued swiftly by the hungry monsters through their wake, anxiously waiting for the moment when their efforts would be rewarded with the end of the world. The nations of the North believed that their Gods had emerged from an alliance between the divine element (Börr) and the mortal (Bestla, the giantess), so they were finite and condemned to perish with the world they had created.

Mani was also accompanied by Hiuki, the crescent moon, and Bil, the waning moon, two children he had snatched from Earth, where a cruel father had forced them to carry water all night long. Our ancestors thought they saw these children, with their cubes shading slightly over the Moon. The gods not only named the Sun, the Moon, the Day and the Night to mark the course of the day, they also assigned to the Evening, Midnight, Morning, Dawn, Noon and Evening to share their tasks, naming Summer and Winter as the governors of the seasons, as leaders of the passage of time, until the decline of the gods. Summer, descend directly from Svasud (the soft and charming). He inherited the gentle character of his lord and was loved by all except Winter, his mortal enemy and son of Vindsual, who was himself the son of the unpleasant god Vasud, personification of the icy winds. The cold winds blew continuously from the North, cooling the whole Earth and the Norse believed they were set in motion by the great giant Hresvelgr (the corpse devourer), who, dressed in eagle feathers, sat on the edge of the northern end from the skies and when he raised his arms or wings, cold gusts were created and blew mercilessly on the face of the Earth, destroying everything with his icy breath.