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Yeah, good call. Usually a wussy small nation that manages to get elected might accrue a lot of authority - since authority increases the elector's opinion when it comes to elections, they tend to get reelected - but they can't pass reforms, because too many other members will consider them 'weak' or 'low army strength'
Yeah whenever I play a small nation like them and by ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ reasons become emperor I just let it stack up to 100 and conquer.