Lewis Terrys

The Honourable 	The Honourable
Lewis Terrys 	Lewis Terrys
26th Prime Minister of CraftiaElections: 2067, 2070, 2073	26th Prime Minister of CraftiaElections: 2067, 2070, 2073
In office 	In office
6 September 2067 – 29 May 2074 	6 September 2067 – 29 May 2074
President 	Jacqui RaoMelati Tjandra
Deputy 	Natalie Wang-Lee
Preceded by 	Reagen Queanbeyan
Succeeded by 	Natalie Wang-Lee
15th Leader of the United Party 	15th Leader of the United Party
In office 	In office
12 November 2066 – 29 May 2074 	12 November 2066 – 29 May 2074
Deputy 	Natalie Wang-Lee
Preceded by 	Isaac Gray
Succeeded by 	Natalie Wang-Lee
26th Leader of the Opposition 	26th Leader of the Opposition
In office 	In office
12 November 2066 – 5 September 2067 	12 November 2066 – 5 September 2067
Prime Minister 	Reagen Queanbeyan
Deputy 	Natalie Wang-Lee
Preceded by 	Isaac Gray
Succeeded by 	Barry Barnsworth
Minister for Communications 	Minister for Communications
In office 	In office
22 April 2062 – 31 August 2064 	22 April 2062 – 31 August 2064
Prime Minister 	Isaac Gray
Preceded by 	John Watkins
Succeeded by 	Meghan Laycock
Member of the Craftian Parliamentfor Roland 	Member of the Craftian Parliamentfor Roland
Incumbent 	Incumbent
Assumed office 	Assumed office
1 September 2064 	1 September 2064
Preceded by 	Nathan Yang
In office 	In office
30 December 2057 – 22 September 2061 	30 December 2057 – 22 September 2061
Preceded by 	Humphrey Cunningham
Succeeded by 	Nathan Yang
Personal details 	Personal details
Born 	Lewis Charles Terrys26 January 2012 (age 63)Ha'ii, Craftia
Political party 	United
Spouse(s) 	Wilma Gregory (m. 2042)
Children 	2
Alma mater 	Notchropolis UniversityLumina State University
Religion 	Atheist
Lewis Charles Terrys MP (born 26 January 2012) is a Craftian politician who served as the 26th Prime Minister of Craftia from 2067 to 2074, and Leader of the National United Party from 2066 to 2074. Having won three elections, Terrys is now the fifth-longest serving Prime Minister of Craftia and is the second one to have won more than elections, after Kevin Abbott.