And all of this was chosen by the voters with their ballots!
Even though Wang Ye, as the Faction Party Leader, or shall we say the First Vice Speaker, couldn't do anything to the other side temporarily without them committing some unforgivable sin.
Of course, once he knew who harbored different opinions, he could slowly marginalize them.
For instance, by not allowing such people to join some core committees, or letting them participate in faction affairs, isolating them.
Come the next roster change election, he wouldn't provide any resource support or even might let a more capable member go to their original "turf" to snatch votes…
Now the faction's strength had greatly increased, possessing 150 seats in the Duma, but it was clear that many issues had arisen within the faction.
The new members who had just joined and the old ones had implicitly divided into two groups, competing with each other.
All these required the Party Leader Wang Ye to balance.
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