2020 Minecraftian presidential election

The 2020 Minecraftian presidential election was a presidential election in Minecraft which would decide the new President of The Minecraftian Republic for the next year, conducted on May 17, 2020.
== Candidates ==
The candidates were incumbent Junk Lasken of the Republican Party, Mike Henderson of the Democratic Party, Randy Hart of the Green Party and Helen Reef of the Libertarian Party.
== Election ==
The 2020 election was the most disputed presidential election in Minecraft, with over 3 federal court cases and 1 supreme court case challenging the election results, all of those challenges made by the Republican and Libertarian parties. There were 95,123,421 voters. Mike Henderson of the Democrats prevailed, defeating Junk Lasken by 3.1%, and by 3 million votes. Helen Reef's votes from the 2019 election rose by 13 million, a large margin for the Libertarian Party.
2019 ← 2020 Minecraftian presidential election → 2021
Nominee 	Mike Henderson 	Junk Lasken * 	Helen Reef 	Randy Hart
Party 	Democratic Party	Republican Party	Libertarian Party	Green Party
Popular Vote	39,184,092 	36,148,103 	14,391,678 	5,399,548
Percentage 	41.1% 	38.0% 	15.1% 	5.6%
== Challenges ==
After election results were finalized on May 18, challenges were made disputing the election results and attempts to overturn the results of the election.
* Supreme Court challenge: Republican Party v. The Minecraftian Republic Junk Lasken was the most responsible for this challenge, but it made it to the Supreme Court saying that the ballots weren't fully counted and Republican ballots were thrown out. The Supreme Court ruled that there were no lost ballots and that the Republicans just lost.
* Dylan Supreme Court challenge: Reef v. The State of Dylan Helen Reef of the Libertarian Party, who was defeated by over 23%, challenged the state Supreme Courts in both Dylan and Valcore in an attempt for those states to re-count their ballots. The Dylan Supreme Court chose not to hear the case a second time as Helen Reef disrespected the judges during the first hearing.
* Valcore Supreme Court challenge: Reef v. The State of Valcore Helen Reef of the Libertarian Party challenged the Valcore Supreme Court asking for a re-count of their ballots and to search mailboxes for any forgotten ballots. No lost ballots were found after a day-long search, and the case was dismissed.
* Valcore City Federal Court challenge: Trenton v. Valcore City District Court Nicholas Trenton along with a rally of some 10,000 supporters challenged Valcore City's vote counters saying that they gave up at around 95%. The counters were brought into the court for a hearing and the court ruled that the case was a waste of time, and dismissed it.