Megan May

Megan Charlotte May (28 June 1986 - 10 April 2021; nee Windnar) was a Commolacian politician who served as the premier for the Province of Darling from her first election in 2004 to her arrest for supposed corruption and later execution in 2021. May was known to be a hardcore socialist, being a member of the Labour Party and a strong critic and opponent of Labour's main opposition, the United Front.
When the UF achieved an 87% majority in the 2020 election, May was reportedly upsetted, and had even toyed around with the idea of suicide. She became a major critic of the UF in parliament, questioning their every move, and was one of the 26 people that voted against the Emergency Act of 2021 in January of 2021, the act that would give the UF basic dictatorial powers.
May was arrested on the 7th of April, 2021, and was put on trial, where she was found guilty three days later on several charges of corruption. She would later be executed, sparking global outrage as to the UF's actions.
==Early life==
May was born Megan Charlotte Windnar on April 10th, 1986, in the attic of a wooden house in the suburb of Caelsley, located in Westminster, Commolacia. Her mother was a librarian, owning the public library next door to her house. Her father mainly stayed at home, and took care of her and her three siblings.
== Membership of the Labour Party ==
== United Front election ==
== Arrest and death ==
On the 7th of April, 2021, at 4:26am, as part of a "traitor cleansing program" set up by the UF government, an entourage of police officers and loyalist citizens stormed the Gennisberg Street Hotel in Swindon, Commolacia. Around the same time, a meeting of Labour Party members, in emergency meeting following the passing of the Enabling Act, was being held. May was dragged out of the building; her sister Karla Jr, also part of the Labour Party, was shot after attempting to hold off the police.
May was taken to a kangaroo trial, where the court ruled her guilty on 36 charges of fraud against the state, and ordered her executed.
== Legacy ==
May's death sprung up civil unrest inside of Commolacia, and sparked an anti-Communist movement in many states across the world. Her relentless campaigning made her a symbol of the Rechtsaf Movement in Canadia, Gallitonia, Bobrock, and Reuland.
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