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No no, no he's not a military tribune (some of which are appointed by the consuls and some of which are elected) he's a tribune of the plebs, which is a completely different and unrelated office despite both of them being called 'tribunus.' Same name, totally different job.
Oh, and despite 'tribunus' meaning 'tribal officer' the tribune of the plebs is not elected by the tribal assembly and... wait...why is everyone leaving? I haven't gotten to the interrex yet! Or the quest hook!
Sounds like players in the 31st century trying to untangle the US electoral college.
Just read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interrex and leaving may have been the right choice! 
-furiously takes notes-
You want to read A. Lintott, The Constitution of the Roman Republic (1999)
Simple systems seem like a great idea until you're in an ongoing political conflict and you don't want your opponents to have a lock on some important aspect of governance.
Also, getting a simple system is easier said than done. Institutions naturally accumulate cludge as they balance solutions to new problems/circumstances against a need to preserve enough tradition that they don't ruin their legitimacy. Cleaning that up takes much political will.
There's a reason why I never put questions about any but the most basic government aspects in World Of Rome quizzes, because honestly, I like my students, I don't want to cause them pain.
(I also avoided getting too deep into the weeds on the military. "So, a centurion's name comes from the word for 'one hundred,' but, fun fact about how many people he actually has authority over...")
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