Sarah Cox

The Honourable 	The Honourable
Sarah Cox 	Sarah Cox
15th President of Craftia 	15th President of Craftia
In office 	In office
1 May 2063 – 7 January 2065 	1 May 2063 – 7 January 2065
Vice President 	Jon Takashi
Prime Minister 	Isaac GrayReagen Queanbeyan
Preceded by 	Chen Weilin
Succeeded by 	Jon Takashi
Minister for Women 	Minister for Women
In office 	In office
21 September 2055 – 17 September 2058	21 September 2055 – 17 September 2058
Prime Minister 	Mel Queanbeyan
Preceded by 	Linda Banas
Succeeded by 	Annie Chieng
Personal details 	Personal details
Born 	18 September 2013 (age 60)Bonestan, Craftia
Alma mater 	Notchropolis University
Religion 	Roman Catholic
Sarah Jane Cox (born 18 September 2013) is a former Craftian politician who served as the 15th President of Craftia from 2063 to 2065. She was the third female president and the first president to be impeached (although later acquitted of several charges) and forcibly removed from office by the Parliament of Craftia.
First elected in the 2063 presidential election with a two-party-preferred vote of 52.21%, Cox's presidency quickly disintegrated with allegations of corruption involving the Craftian Conservative Party and various business groups across the country as well as her own family's companies. Throughout 2064, new evidence and allegations emerged of influence peddling and corruption with her appointed government officials and aides. Cox's presidential powers and duties were suspended on 9 December 2064, with Vice President Jon Takashi becoming temporary acting president.
On 7 January 2065, Cox was impeached by the House of Representatives, which immediately passed through the Senate, and was removed from office. Throughout 2065, numerous charges were laid against her, resulting in her being jailed for 18 months, although several of the charges were later acquitted, rendering her eligible to run in presidential elections again.
After finishing her sentence, Cox defected to the far right, and ran as an independent backed by RUC–LA in the elections of 2067 and 2071, although her earlier run-ins with the law had greatly damaged her political career, receiving 5.94% (5th) and 1.21% (7th) respectively.