Kelvin Hawthorne

Kelvin Hawthorne was born in Galesburg, Illinois on February 18, 1955. He grew up in a lower middle class family with a single mother and a sister. Like any American family, they worked hard for what they needed and lived with what they were blessed to have.
In 1976, Kelvin Hawthorne was elected Governor of Illinois as a Democrat. During his tenure, he dropped Illinois unemployment rate from 8.7% down to 4.1%. He created a fair tax system where middle class families were paying the lowest amount of income tax in state history. And lastly he created an education system that employed over 2.5 million new teachers and aides and dropped the drop out rate over 60%.
In 1984, Kelvin Hawthorne ran against Oran Mulcahy for District 4 Senate, he lost by 1 vote in the primary election, and oran went on to be the Senator of District 4. 
In season 9 of MEC, Kelvin Hawthorne entered the race for President of the United States. Kelvin ran in the primary election against Golden Gamers. The primary was contested, with Hawthorne winning the popular vote count and Golden Gamers winning the delegate. Ultimately, however, Hawthorne went on to win the nomination. After being assigned as Vice-President by President Caron. Kelvin Hawthorne won the presidency and went on to serve one term.
Since then, Hawthorne has ran for a variety of offices he served as Representative, and is currently 63.
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