The Praetor, similar to that of a Prime Minister, is the leader of the governing party or coalition in the Senate. The Consul is elected by an American style electoral vote system. The Consul, like the French or American president, can use executive orders or veto power to block legislation, force penned legislation through, or stop a Senate session entirely. In the executive offices, there are two heads of state and two heads of government. Senators vote on legislation proposed by either the Consul, Praetor, or constituents asking their Senators to pen legislation regarding a wide variety of topics. All 19 provinces have at least one senator. The structure of the government is unicameral, consisting of a not yet set number of seats in the chamber, the Roman Senate. The current Roman government is presided over by an temporary autocratic regime, led by Julius Germanicus. The Roman Constitution was ratified on July 7, 2021, having two parts, one consisting of how government structures should run, and the other half containing the rights of Romans.

The Declaration of Roman Sovereignty and Independence was finalized on July 2, 2021, henceforth being the nation's celebrated independence day. The Third Roman state was not fully conceptualized until late June 2021. It was founded by two Roman history and political enthusiasts, known in the micronation as Imperator Clementus I and Julius Germanicus.

The Third Roman Empire, or in Latin, Tertium Imperium Romanum, is a micronation and organization claiming de jurely all lands held by the former Roman Empire in 211 AD during the reign of Caracalla.

(plus 711 million de jure citizens) (2 citizens are territorial residents) census.

Imperium romanum 211 ad