Carey Ganton (The Realignment)

The Honourable 	The Honourable
Carey Ganton 	Carey Ganton
 	
Leader of the Labor Party 	Leader of the Labor Party
In office 	In office
6 October 2039 – 12 August 2045 	6 October 2039 – 12 August 2045
Deputy 	Jim Chalmers
Preceded by 	Stephan Dawson
Succeeded by 	George Hughbolt
Deputy Leader of the Labor Party 	Deputy Leader of the Labor Party
In office 	In office
9 March 2038 – 6 October 2039 	9 March 2038 – 6 October 2039
Leader 	Stephan Dawson
Preceded by 	Mark Butler
Succeeded by 	Jim Chalmers
Member of the Australian Parliament for Benalla	Member of the Australian Parliament for Benalla
In office 	In office
10 September 2018 – 12 August 2045 	10 September 2018 – 12 August 2045
Preceded by 	Bill Skyes
Succeeded by 	Tyson Edwards
Personal details 	Personal details
Born 	Carey Ganton, Sr.
31 August 1989Beechworth, Victoria, Australia
Died 	23 April 2056 (aged 66)
Political party 	Labor Party
Spouse(s) 	Mabel Carole(m. 2009-2046)
Children 	5
Profession 	EntrepreneurBusinessmanPolitician
Religion 	Atheism
Carey Ganton Snr. (31 August 1989 - 23 April 2056) was a Australian politician who served as leader of the Labor Party (ALP) for almost six years between 2039 and 2045, leading it to an electoral "come-back" in the early '40's until the 2045 election, when Labor lost nineteen seats, including Ganton's seat of Benalla. 
Ganton was born on August 1989 in the Victorian town of Beechworth, before both he and his family moved to Melbourne in the late 1990's. He would later go onto study at the Univserisity of Melbourne, dropping out in his third year of economic studies to join the private software company, Redcat. During his time working for the company, he became involved in the ALP, working alongside many members of Labor Right, the right-wing/centrist faction of the party, and after eight years, he quit Redcat to take up the opportunity to run as a Labor candidate for the seat of Benalla in the 2018 election.
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