Wyatt DiChristopher

Wyatt Stephen DiChristopher (born September 13, 1985) is an American politician and is currently serving as the 10th Governor of Caesarea. He is a member of the Democratic Party. DiChristopher previously served as a Congressman in the United States House of Representatives from Eighth Congressional District, White House Chief of Staff, Lieutenant Governor of Caesarea, Secretary of State of Caesarea, and a Caesarea State Senator. 
DiChristopher was born in Buffalo, New York. After graduating from Grover Cleveland High School in 2003, he earn a scholarship from the University of Southern California. He majored in Political Science and minored in English. In 2007, he graduated from USC and went to Harvard Law School to earn his J.S.D. and graduated in 2011. After Harvard, he went back to Caesarea and went into politics by being appointed an legislator in the Caesarea General Assembly (now defunct) by then Governor Chris Miller. He then ran for District Three in the Caesarea State Senate. He won unopposed. He later resigned taking on the role of Secretary of State of Caesarea under the Governorship of Pluto Bennito. DiChristopher later became the 7th Lieutenant Governor of Caesarea by being appointed to serve under the Governorship of Gaming Islife. After losing re-election against Epideli Terry and Connor W. Grant, he accepted the job of being the White House Chief of Staff under the Ethan Fitzgerald & Tom Kirkman Presidencies in Season 30-31. He ran for Congress and won in District Eight against the incumbent Congressman, Logan Balsan, who was also the Majority Leader by 51% to 49%. During his first term in office, he was voted upon to be the House Minority Whip. During his second term, he was voted upon to be the House Majority Leader, making him a very important voice in Congress. During his time in Congress, between Seasons 31-32, he sponsored over 16 bills and drafted 4. One of his bills was signed by the President, Tom Kirkman. That bill was the Discrimination in Prisons Act which launched an federal investigation on criminal activity in Prisons being committed by prison officials. This was a major piece of legislation in helping reform the Criminal Justice System in the United States. He ran for Governor of Caesarea in Season 32 and won unopposed with over 80 percent of the vote. As of August 31, 2020, DiChristopher is the current Governor of Caesarea. In just he first two weeks, he signed three Executive Orders (001,002,003) to create the Caesarea Departments of Health & Human Services, Transportation, Maintenance, & Infrastructure; and Labor. He made Conversion Therapy, on Minors, illegal in the commonwealth. This was a huge win for the LGBTQIA+ community in Caesarea. DiChristopher wrote a bill to make sure that all public schools in Caesarea had a Fine Arts Education Program. He also increased the commonwealth's budget by over $150 Billion without increasing income taxes on low income & middle class families. 
DiChristopher was considered to run for President of the United States in Seasons 33 & 34, but he declined. He later endorsed the Democratic Party's Nominee, Congresswoman Monique Henderson (S'33). When asked whether or not he will run for President, in S'33, in the near future by reporters on the steps of the Caesarea Capitol Hall in New Haven, he responded by saying "I will be eyeing the Presidency in future seasons but not right now (S33).