Mock Election Senate Election in District 3, Sept. 2017

Mock Election Senate Election in District 3, September 2017
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The Mock Election Senate Election in District 1, Sept. 2017 took place on September 23, 2017. It saw Democratic newcomer Oran Mulcahy win unopposed, as part of the 'Blue Tsunami' happening all over the nation.
== Background ==
=== First Campaign ===
In August 2017, MEC Owner Tim Taft created a new Mock Election Senate, with the new Senate having 5 districts. Eventually, during the campaign, President Ethan Kelly made a new map with 4 districts. Controversially, this new map passed, with District 3 encompassing the Midwest and the former Confederacy, while in the old map it only encompassed the Midwest. This district attracted the attention of former President Gabe Fly, Payton Dunn, and Caleb Andrew.
=== Second Campaign ===
In September 2017, MEC Owner Ethan Kelly reset the Senate Election. This time, District 3 attracted the attention of newcomers Oran Mulcahy and Kelvin Hawthorne.
== Candidates ==
=== First Campaign ===
==== Reform ====
* Gabe Fly - Former President
* Payton Dunn - Meme Candidate for Senate in Feb. 2017
* Caleb Andrew - Perennial Candidate
=== Second Campaign ===
==== Democratic ====
* Oran Mulcahy
* Kelvin Hawthorne
== General Election (First Campaign) ==
Caleb Andrew was leading in the polls, with Payton Dunn and Gabe Fly trailing. Eventually, Andrew ended his Senate campaign to run for President, leaving Dunn and Fly. Dunn took the lead, with Fly trailing. Eventually, Dunn ended his campaign to be Andrew's running mate, leaving Fly unopposed, until the election was reset by Ethan Kelly.
== General Election (Second Campaign) ==
Both Oran Mulcahy and Kelvin Hawthorne campaigned heavily for the Democratic nomination, and in the end, Mulcahy prevailed, leaving him unopposed in the general election.
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