2032 Election

2032 United States Presidential Election
				 	 	
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{| cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0" style="background:transparent; width:100%;"	2028 ←	November 26, 2032	→2036
The 2032 United States Elections took place on December 18, 2032. 
President North Mandela was the democratic incumbent nominee and ran against the Republican Nominee for the Presidency, Cornelius "Corn Pop" Papinski, who as Palpatine had been under assault charges at the time. The election went to Cornpop 12 electorates to 18. 
Controversy 
This election was mired in controversy. On election day, several Democratic and Republican officials claimed that the election was unfairly influenced by the opposite side by means of inviting new voters. Nevertheless, no evidence of fraud was found and Cornelius Papinksi was elected as President of the United States. 
The controversy didn't stop there however. During the certification of the votes, Alex24, the Democratic senator from Northeast, objected to the certification and asked for a recount. Since he presented no evidence and Congress had no jurisdiction to order recounts in particular states, it was tossed out. 
The Republican candidate "Cornpop' was charged with conspiracy to assassinate a member of Congress under 18 USC 351 and multiple counts of conspiracy to kidnap under 18 USC 1201 slightly before the election. All charges were dropped. 
Even more controversy was uncovered when Libertarian party candidate Francis Durant sued the Federal Election Commission for failing to remove a Mr. Richard Cheney, who intended to drop out of the election, causing Durant to lose his election. The Supreme Court still has yet to write an opinion on this. 
Result 
The election went to Cornpop 12 electorates to 18, defeating incumbent President North Mandela . 
Category:Elections