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2018 Vinlandic general elections (1000 AD: Viking Settlement)

The **2018 Vinlandic general elections** were held on 2 June 2018, to elect members of the Vinlandic House of Representatives and Vinlandic Senate. The Prime Minister was Labour Party leader Isgaut Ornolfsson, who had formed a minority government in the House against the Conservative Party in 2014 and had narrowly survived several government crises, primarily due to Labour control in the Senate. This election cycle was notable for seeing the electoral collapse of the Conservative Party, bringing it to a meager 83 seats from the 317 it had prior to the election. The collapse of the Conservative Party was largely attributed to many Vinlandic voters' extremely hostile reactions to the party's support for United States president Donald Trump, who was extremely unpopular in Vinland. The election was dubbed as the "election of the decade" by the Vinlandic press, and brought the Labour Party into a supermajority coalition government with the Renewed Socialists in both chambers of Parliament.
Aaron Miller (non-canon)

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**Aaron Jacob Miller** (born June 15, 1985) is an American politician, combat veteran and Medal of Honor recipient who served as a United States senator from Indiana as a member of the Libertarian Party from 2045 to 2049. Appointed by Governor Cameron Edwards to finish the remainder of the term of Republican James Graham, who had died in a plane crash in September 2044 while campaigning for a run for governor of Indiana, Miller was the first and to date only Libertarian to have served in the United States Senate.

Prior to his appointment to the Senate, Miller was known as a perennial candidate, making numerous runs for state office as a Libertarian since 2024. He was the Libertarian nominee for Governor in 2024, 2028 and 2040, the Libertarian nominee for Secretary of State in 2030, in which he came in second place due to the lack of a Democratic challenger, and the Libertarian nominee for the U.S. Senate in 2036 and 2042, both elections for the seat he would later hold.

Due to the close nature of the Senate during his tenure, the socially and fiscally libertarian Miller became recognized by both parties as a vital swing vote, with Miller positioning himself as "socially left of the Democrats and economically right of the Republicans," often times voting in line with both parties. Miller's socially liberal stances increasingly put him at odds with the Republican Party and much of Indiana's voter base, and he would lose his bid for re-election to a full six-year term in 2048, despite also winning the endorsement of the Democratic Party. His term in the Senate expired on January 3, 2049, and he has shown interest in running for the Libertarian nomination for President of the United States in 2052.
2049 United States Senate special election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2049 United States Senate special election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, April 6, 2049 to elect a United States senator to finish the remaining three years of Republican Tyler Schultz's term. Schultz had been re-elected in 2046 with 62.2% of the vote. Schultz had resigned the previous November upon being elected Vice President of the United States in the 2048 United States presidential election in what was considered an upset, and Republican state representative Katie Cook was appointed by Governor Jorden Ferrell was appointed to the seat until a special election could be held.

Cook, a moderate Republican, would run in the special election, and received the endorsement of Governor Ferrell and Vice President Schultz among others, however was narrowly defeated in the Republican primary by Secretary of State Brandon Carter, a member of the party's Trumpist faction. Carter's primary victory came as a surprise to many, as he had received virtually no mainstream endorsements in the primary election, and had been the subject of much controversy during his tenure as Secretary of State. Carter centered his campaign on so-called "culture war" issues, rejecting bipartisanship "as long as the Democrats continue to push a radical socialist, anti-American agenda," while also supporting anti-LGBT and anti-abortion policies. He claimed that figures in the Republican Party such as Governor Ferrell, Vice President Schultz and President Gilbert Melendez were "RINOs".

Carter was faced in the general election by Democrat Madison Palmer, the mayor of Carmel. Palmer campaigned as a moderate Democrat, and though she was initially considered a long-shot for the seat she gradually gained ground against Carter as she earned many prominent endorsements from both major parties. Carter's campaign was further harmed when he was recorded questioning the country's consent laws, stating that "God never gave the woman the right to consent to the man," on top of a history of racist, antisemitic and homophobic comments. These comments were near universally rebuked by mainstream political figures from both major parties, and by early April Palmer had developed a sizeable lead in polling.

However, Carter would end up defeating Palmer by over 25,000 votes in what was considered a major upset. Carter's upset victory was attributed to higher voter turnout in rural areas than expected, with several Republican-dominated counties in the south of the state having voter turnouts higher than the previous year's election cycle. This was the last time until 2060 where a Republican would be elected to the United States Senate from Indiana, and saw the highest voter turnout of any special election in 2049, at nearly 40%.
American Union (Finolian)

The **American Union**, often shortened to **AU**, or simply **America**, is a country located in North America. It consists of 45 states, several unincorporated territories, hundreds of Native American reservations, and some minor possessions. With a population of 309 million, it is the world's fourth most populous country. The national capital is Anoula, and the most populous city is Los Angeles. The American Union shares a border with Canada to the north, Mexico to the south, and New England and New York to the northeast, along with maritime borders with Cuba, The Bahamas, among other nations.

The American Union emerged from the former United States, after the April Revolution and the following Second American civil war. The war killed an estimated 16 million people; after the war, the Popular Front formed the American Union, an attempt to repair the declared issues from the United States. The American Union struggled to recover in the years following the war, although the American Congress drafted a new constitution, based on the "Six Principles" of freedom and liberty. Over time, the AU continued to organize and reform its government, focusing on direct democracy rather than republicanism, as well as social justice and equality amongst minorities, rehabilitative justice rather than punitive, federalizing healthcare, and social democracy, among other aspects. The capital was moved to Kansas City, later renamed Anoula, the name of a successful American general in the civil war. Because of the conflict, the AU lost its superpower status, and many of its former allies developed local and regional alliances, the largest of such being the European Defense Council, the European remnants of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. The AU now stands as one of the most developed nations, ranking very high in international measures of quality of life, education, human rights, social equality, healthcare, and has low levels of perceived corruption.
2094 Kievan General Strike (Great Nations)

The **2094 Kievan General Strike** was a general strike that broke out in the Ukrainian capital city of Kiev. The strike was brutally crushed.

**2094 Kievan General Strike**
* Part of the Ukrainian Wars

**Location:** Kiev, Ukraine
* Kiev local union organizations
 **Losses:** 6,491

## Background

Background of the 2094 Kievan General Strike

## Timeline

Timeline of the 2094 Kievan General Strike

## Participants

Participants in the 2094 Kievan General Strike

## Aftermath

In the aftermath of the strike the Ukrainian government banned all trade unions and other local organizations that supported the strike.
2059 Indianapolis mayoral election (Blackford)

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**Mayoral elections** were held in Indianapolis, Indiana on November 4, 2059. The incumbent mayor, Jack Griffiths ran for a fourth consecutive four-year term as the city's mayor. Starting with the 2047 Indianapolis mayoral election, mayoral elections in the city were officially nonpartisan in nature, with parties not being allowed to hold primaries to choose their own nominees to appear on the ballot. Griffiths enjoyed approval ratings in the 80 to 90% range, and only one candidate qualified to appear on the ballot against him, that being Ryan Sharp. Sharp did not openly associate with any party during his campaign, though he sought to appeal to Republican voters and campaigned on an "anti-crime" platform which his critics accused of unfairly targeting African Americans, which comprise nearly half of the city's population.

Sharp's campaign was accused of utilizing misinformation, falsely claiming that violent crime rates in the city had more than tripled since Griffiths had become mayor, when in reality the city's violent crime rate had dropped by nearly 80%, and had become one of the safest of its size in the country. Sharp also pledged to cut taxes by 75%, however did not elaborate on how he would do so while also increasing the law enforcement budget by 500%. Griffiths was widely expected to be a shoo-in for re-election, and ultimately received nearly 80% of the vote, though this was still a slight under-performance compared to polling expectations. Griffiths' performance was strongest with the African American voters that traditionally comprised his strongest voting bloc, with the African American vote going over 95% for Griffiths. Sharp only won 3 of Indianapolis' neighborhoods, all of which were in the southeast of the county. This notably marked the first time the Republican Party had failed to run a candidate for mayor of Indianapolis in its history, as well as the most recent instance in which both highest-ranking candidates for mayor of Indianapolis were white (excluding 2067, when Griffiths ran unopposed).
Air Canary Flight 686

**Air Canary Flight 686** was a regularly scheduled domestic flight from Fuerteventura Airport in Puerto del Rosario, Canary Islands to Grand Canaria International Airport on Grand Canaria, Canary Islands that crashed shortly after takeoff on the morning of May 6, 2024.

It was the deadliest air accident in the Republic of the Canary Islands history. It was notably one of the last McDonnell Douglas MD-82's in service, and after this accident, which is often compared to Spanair Flight 5022, which also happened on a MD-82, the MD-82 fleet was retired a few months later. Of the 168 passengers and crew on board, 163 died and 7 survived.

## Flight and aircraft

The aircraft, named *Quickflight* (registration CI-HIO, constructor's number 55143), had been manufactured in mid 1994 and was acquired by Air Canary in 2021.

There was 162 passengers and six crew members on board, including the 35-year-old captain and the 34-year-old first officer.

The plane had been suffering reliability issues the previous few days, with several takeoffs having to be aborted the previous day. Despite this, Air Canary ordered Flight 686 go ahead as planned on the morning of May 6.

The accident occurred during the fourth trip between Fuerteventura and Grand Canaria that day, as the route was only about 35 minutes in length. At 11:20 local time that morning, the plane taxied to Fuerteventura Airport's runway 5R, and the captain prepared to take-off at 11:25 local time.

At 11:26, the take-off was initiated, however the captain failed to deploy the slats and flaps as required to take-off, the plane struggled to gain speed, lifting at 11:27 and only reached a height of 2,000 feet, before descending as it moved over the water.

The plane moved over the city of Puerto del Rosario, disappearing off radar at 11:30, while moving at around 100 knots, just southeast of Guiesguey. The plane continued along the path, before the crew finally made the decision to turn around for a emergency landing as it moved east of Villaverde.

The plane turned south, before crashing into the mountains near Valhondo at 11:36, killing all but 7 on board. Remarkably, the two pilots survived the crash, as the cockpit piece separated before a explosion rocked the plane.
2028 United States Senate election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2028 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on November 7, 2028 to elect a member of the United States Senate from the state of Indiana. Republican incumbent Todd Young won re-election to a third six-year term by less than 10,000 votes in a bitterly divided three-way race. It was held concurrently with the 2028 United States presidential election, as well as elections to the United States House of Representatives, a gubernatorial election, as well as numerous state and local elections. With a margin of victory of just 0.3%, the election was the closest of the 2028 United States Senate elections.

Young had been re-elected to a second term in 2022 in a landslide, receiving 58.3% of the vote and defeating Democratic nominee Thomas McDermott Jr. with a margin of victory of over 20 points. However, during his second term in the Senate Young had lost the favor of many prominent Republicans due to his willingness to break with the party on many issues, and had emerged as one of the most important figures in American politics as a pivotal swing vote during the mid 2020s. As early as 2026, President Ron DeSantis and his supporters within the Republican Party had begun seeking to undermine Young's 2028 re-election bid, soon recruiting state representative Ethan Davis to run against Young for senator. Davis was a state representative from the southwest of the state, who had been elected to office in 2024 and had cemented himself at the state level as one of the most fervent supporters of Trumpism and President DeSantis in the state legislature.

Davis announced his intention to run for the Senate against Young shortly after winning re-election in his district in December of 2026, and quickly received the endorsement of both President DeSantis and former president Donald Trump. It was widely rumored that Young would not run for re-election, though Young dispelled these rumors when he announced his intention to run for re-election in January of 2027. Davis received the full support of numerous organizations associated with the Trumpist movement, and had raised nearly twice the amount of funds as Young by mid-2027, and he was widely considered as the frontrunner for the nomination.

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Al-Kausar Governorate

Location in Bir Tawil and Halai'b.

Al-Kausar Governorate, (*Muhafazat Al Kausar*), is a Governorate in Bir Tawil and Halai'b located in the Halai'b Region. Its capital is also named Al-Kausar.

## Geography

Al-Kausar Governorate is based on mostly hilly desert plains.

### Administrative divisions

Al-Kausar Governorate has 17 subdivisions in total.
1983 Margarita Riots

Florida Highway Patrol
Florida Army National Guard
120 Wounded
200 Wounded
500 Arrested

The **1983 Margarita Riots** were race riots that occurred in Margarita, Florida in the spring of 1983, following the acquittal of three white Margarita Police Department officers in the beating of a black teenager. The riots were ignited by the acquittal and police brutality in the case. It concluded on May 25th, with 40 people killed and nearly $100 million in damages.

## Background

The date was November 30th, 1982. Joseph Dawson, a 16-year-old African-American cafe employee, is riding his bicycle home from work, which he received as a gift at his birthday party last summer. After accidently tipping the BMX bikes while riding home, he was met by three white Margarita Police Department officers. "Yo, that was accident, right?" He tried to explain but was beaten with batons. Without the three white police men's knowledge, Joseph's friend was filming the beating on VHS.

***W.I.P***
Alain Tshikomba (2032: Collapse)

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**Alain Tshikomba** (15 March 2004 - 23 July 2053) was a Congolese rebel leader and politician who served as President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo from shortly after the conclusion of the Congolese Civil War in 2040 until his resignation in 2044. During the civil war he was leader of the League of Democratic Reform in Congo (LRDC), becoming one of the most powerful rebel leaders in the nation by the mid 2030s. In 2038, forces loyal to Thsikomba seized the city of Mbuji-Mayi, the second largest city in the country after a prolonged and bloody battle, and the LRDC would later play a major role in the Kinshasa offensive in 2039, encircling the capital city of the country and placing it under siege, during which tens of thousands of civilians would be killed by starvation or shelling. The LRDC would finally capture Kinshasa in February of 2040, and Tshikomba would attend the Maputo Accords later that year, ending the long and bloody civil war. Tshikomba would be chosen as the country's president during the post-war disarmament period at the Kinshasa Conference in October of 2040, tasked with disarming rebel groups in the northeast of the country and seeing the transition to a stable government. Many foreign watchdog groups decried Tshikomba's appointment, accusing him of war crimes and genocide for his actions during the civil war, and called for an election to pick a new leader for the country.

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2017 Vinlandic Senate special election in Norora Municipality's third seat (1000 AD: Viking Settlement)

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Hannes Edlund
Conservative
Raymond Skora
National

The **2017 Vinlandic Senate special election in Norora Municipality's third seat** was held on Monday, August 7, 2017, to determine whether or not Conservative incumbent Hannes Edlund would stay in office. Edlund, a centrist Conservative, had served in the seat since 1967, and was the longest serving senator in the country's history. He was widely expected to prevail in the election, sharing the endorsements of both the Liberal Party and Labour Party in addition to the Conservative Party's endorsement. The election had been initiated after a petition to the municipal legislature backed by the far-right National Party.

Edlund was faced by National candidate, pastor, talk show host and former MP Raymond Skora in the election, and initially led Skora with double-digit margins in opinion polling. Skora campaigned as a fundamentalist and hardliner conservative, targeting Edlund for his moderate viewpoints including his support for LGBT rights, abortion access, gun control and immigration reform, while also accusing Edlund of "promoting a Islamist agenda" for his defense of Syrian and Iraqi refugees on the Senate floor. He questioned Edlund's mental and physical capacity to continue serving in office, citing Edlund's advanced age (82 at the time). Edlund's lead gradually dwindled throughout the election season, though he still maintained an average polling lead of 5 to 10 points by the date of the election.

However, Edlund would ultimately end up being narrowly defeated by Skora in the general election, with Edlund receiving roughly 48.9% of the vote to Skora's 51.1% in what many Vinlandic media outlets called the "upset of the century". This allowed the Nationals to take a majority of Norora's delegation to the Vinlandic Senate, the first time the party had managed to take a majority of any municipality's Senate delegation. Skora would be re-elected to this seat in 2018 in a rematch with Edlund, albeit by a even smaller margin.
1994 Kansas gubernatorial election (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

The **1994 Kansas gubernatorial election** was held on November 8, 1994, to pick the next Governor of Kansas. Incumbent Republican governor Joan Finney chose not to run for re-election, leaving Kansas Secretary of State Bill Graves to run for governor as the Republican nominee. He narrowly won in a tight three-way race against Democratic Progressive U.S. representative Jim Slattery, who ran as an Independent Democrat, and Democratic Progressive nominee, pastor and former civil rights activist Fred Phelps.

The race generated national and international attention after Fred Phelps, a pastor and founder of the Westboro Baptist Church won the Democratic Progressive nomination in an upset race against Slattery. Westboro Baptist Church was described by several civil rights organizations as one of the most prominent hate groups in the country, known for its violently Islamophobic, antisemitic and anti-LGBT rhetoric. Many prominent politicians from both major parties denounced Phelps, and Slattery easily gained enough signatures to appear on the ballot as an independent.

Phelps was considered a serious contender for governor, seeking to appeal to the deeply conservative and religious voters of western Kansas. After several opinion polls in late July and early August showed Phelps several points ahead of both Graves and Slattery, the two chose to campaign with each other against Phelps, adopting the slogan of "Be it Graves or Slattery, just be glad it isn't Phelps". Several prominent religious leaders denounced Phelps in early September, and his campaign took a serious blow after he accused Pope John Paul II of being the antichrist at a rally in late September.

Ultimately, the election ended up being very close, with Graves defeating Slattery by just under 17,000 votes, while Slattery was himself ahead of Phelps by just over 4,000 votes. Phelps ended up carrying 44 counties, most of which were in the deeply conservative and religious western part of the state where his religious conservatism (and especially his anti-LGBT views) were very popular. This was not the last time Phelps would run for public office, with him attempting to run for governor several more times, though he never again saw near the performance he saw in 1994.
2016 Port Tiki 500

The **2016 Port Tiki 500** is a sporting event in which racers compete for the champion title of the 2016 OUS racing series. The race was held on June 11, 2016 in Port Tiki. The winner was Melissa Unovo.

## New Race Entries

* Estelle Wray - The third woman to attempt to qualify for the race. She is the wife of Ed Wray, and she decided to race after his death in the No. 1 car.
* Melissa Unovo - Unovo is making her first appearance since 2009.
* Stunna Riora - Riora is making his first appearance ever in the race.

## Practice (May 30, 2016)

The practice run was scheduled for May 30, 2016 at 10:15 A.M. The 2013 winner, Charlie McDonald, suffered a crash on the front straightaway. McDonald tried correcting the spin, but he soon hit the wall. The fastest racer of the day was the rookie, Estelle Wray, who attained an average speed of 219.267 mph. The starting line-up went as it follows:

* Estelle Wray
* Oscar Riele
* Stunna Riora
* Melissa Unovo
* Sebastian de Castro
* Eduardo Wray
* Charlie McDonald
* David Trachs
* Bob Neswick

## Pole Day (May 31, 2016)

Pole Day occurred at 9:00 A.M. on May 31, 2016. Sebastian de Castro, from Tintown, Dannison, won the pole position.

## Race Day (June 11, 2016)

The race started with a wreck in turn 1 on the first lap. David Trachs and Eduardo Wray collided, with Trachs turning upside down. Both were sent to the hospital. Wray only had minor injuries, but David Trachs broke his right-side leg and arm when the car flipped over. The eventual leader after caution was Oscar Riele, who passed up Sebastian de Castro in the race. Oscar Riele led for 45 laps until a crash took place when he slammed into the wall on turn 3. Estelle Wray took the lead for another 30 laps, before being passed by Melissa Unovo. Wray took the lead back 10 laps before the finish, only having the lead for two laps before Melissa Unovo passed Wray up. Charlie McDonald, who started nearly in last place, had climbed to third place. McDonald passed Wray and was in second place. Melissa Unovo won the race, her first win at Port Tiki.
2042 United States Senate election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2042 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, November 4, 2042, to elect a United States Senator to represent Indiana. The incumbent since 2025, Republican Jim Banks was re-elected to a fourth and final six-year term in what became the closest election of his career, narrowly defeating his Democratic opponent, state legislator Alice Harrison by only about 20,000 votes (or less than 1 point) in what was the closest of the 2042 United States Senate elections.

Taking place in the midst of a blue wave, Banks was not initially seen as a vulnerable candidate, with Indiana's status as a Republican stronghold as well as the fact that he had represented the seat for nearly 20 years. However, the dynamics of the race would change when state legislator Alice Harrison won the Democratic nomination. Harrison was a moderate Democrat from Fort Wayne who had worked with Republicans to pass tax cuts while in the Indiana House, and was willing to confront Banks on both social and fiscal issues. Harrison ran a grassroots campaign, financing her campaign entirely off of small donations, while refusing donations from political action committees and corporations. Harrison took on a tour of the state, stopping in nearly every town in the state, and soon began to build serious momentum against Banks in polling. By Election Day, polling had Harrison leading Banks 53% to 45%, and the race was widely seen as a tossup or leaning Democratic.

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2030 Arizona Gubernatorial Election (Monsonia)

The **2030 Arizona Gubernatorial Election** was an election held in 2030 to see who the governor of Arizona would be. This one is weird, because a whole new party went and won it. The Arizona Socialist Party, founded in 2028, chose Benjamin Lomax for governor. Lomax, being from Arizona, didn't really know about the newly-formed American Nazbol Party until he founded his own far-left party. Anyways, Lomax won the election, and did socialist things, like raise taxes for the rich, and fund nuclear energy. Because of this, Arizona became a socialist's paradise, and Monson would often host rallies there. Many protests were done both for and against the socialist government, which maybe led the whole country closer to war? This election is probably (as of me writing this) the only election that had a whole new party win. Probably because he convinced people... yada yada.
2016

**2016** is the current year and a leap year starting on a Friday. According to Parma, it is the year of the Cheetah.

## Events

### January

* January 2: The earliest tornado outbreak on record produced an F3 tornado that hit New Sierra, killing 2 people.
* January 16: A major explosion wreaks havoc in the city of Linguasta, Lingua, killing 291 people
* January 31: Iquiq was attacked by a small group of riots, killing three and causing $500,000 in damages.

### February

* February 29: An earthquake shook caused a tsunami to hit Denia, killing 200,000 people.

## Births

### January

* January 1: Georgette Hyundai IV - The daughter of Queen Anna VI of Istan.

## Deaths

### January

* January 1: June Jacobs, 76, singer, died of lung cancer.
* January 2: Zoe Fields, 117, supercentenarian, old age.
* January 2: Robert Livings, 101, founder of Livingston, old age.
* January 5: Opal Olæ, 98, actor, old age.
* January 6: William Hugo, 62, Bagistan leader, cancer.
* January 7: Josiah Juanitoratismo, 22, wrestler, heart disease.
* January 10: Kin Yin-yo, 71, film director, old age.
* January 10: Tintonyo Wirr, 76, actor, old age.
* January 15: Serena Victorson, 67, singer, pneumonia.
* January 19: Ph'inröta Pùraö'in, 97, actor, old age.
* January 31: Jingastray Munioyu, 55, actor, malaria.
Anarchy coalition

The **Anarchy coalition** is an alliance of independent progressive political candidates and was formed on October 7, 2022. As of 2022, it includes three candidates, all of whom are running for office in the state of Vermont; included are Dynah Hackett (candidate for governor), Alex Oleyanne (lieutenant governor), and Ava Gamer 27 (secretary of state). Despite its name, the coalition does not advocate for anarchism, but remains a progressive alliance that promotes social justice, universal healthcare, workplace democracy, and others. It was originally founded as a joke as a way to run in the 2022 Vermont elections, however each member eventually created their own independent, write-in campaign for different elected positions, and were able to do so because of a loophole regarding the lack of an age requirement for candidates.
2027 Minnesota government crisis (Blackford)

Location
* Mike Lindell's refusal to concede defeat
 Result
* Lindell government dissolved
* Republican Party agrees to recognize Walz as governor
  Walz government
* Minnesota DFL
* Minnesota GOP (minority)
* Minnesota National Guard
* Minnesota State Patrol
* Minnesota GOP (majority)
* Proud Boys
* Oath Keepers
  **Tim Walz**

From January 4, 2027 to August 18 of that same year, there was a dispute between the Republican and Democratic-Farmer-Labor parties in Minnesota on the legitimate government of the state. After Republican nominee Mike Lindell lost the 2026 Minnesota gubernatorial election to DFL incumbent Tim Walz, he would make false claims of voter fraud and intimidation and refused to concede defeat, and had himself sworn in as Minnesota's self-proclaimed 42nd governor on January 4, 2027. He was sworn in at the courthouse in Luverne, the seat of Rock County in the southwest of the state, where the county council had voted to recognize Lindell as governor instead of Walz.

Initially, Lindell's swearing-in was not taken seriously, however this would change when most of the Republican delegation to the Minnesota Legislature relocated to Luverne and voted to recognize Lindell as the state's sole legitimate governor, though several Republican legislators stayed behind in Saint Paul and pledged to recognize Walz's government. Over the next several months, twenty other counties would pass legislation recognizing Lindell's government, and both governments would debate on and pass legislation, collect taxes and even attempt to enforce their own laws. The federal government under Ron DeSantis would refuse to intervene, with the president eventually recognizing Lindell as the state's legitimate governor, however the Democratic-controlled United States Congress would pass legislation recognizing Walz as the state's governor. The crisis eventually came to an end on August 18, 2027, when Lindell and his cabinet announced their resignation and the dissolution of the Republican government of Minnesota in return for being granted amnesty, and agreed to recognize Walz as the state's governor.
2001 Port Tiki 500

The **2001 Port Tiki 500** was the fourth running of the Port Tiki 500 Race. The race was held on June 9, 2001. It was deemed the worst race that occurred in Port Tiki. The race had the most crashes until 2006 when seven crashes occurred in that race.

## June 2 (Practice)

The day started off with Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu heading out of the pit lane, attaining a record speed of 237.534 mph, the highest ever attained in OUS Racing. Ed Wray slightly made contact with the inside wall and slid straight into the pit lane, destroying Melissa Unovo's and Oscar Riele's cars.

## June 5 (Pole Day) - Death of Milo de Castro

On turn 3, Milo de Castro spun several times and hit the outside concrete wall at 198.63 mph. After the car hit the wall, the car flipped over and landed upside-down on fire. Crew members got him out of the car. Castro was unconscious and was later pronounced dead at Tiki State Hospital. Jerry Rantz held the highest speed of the day with a high speed of 228.15 mph.

## Crashes

### Bob Neswick and Alexa Rodrico Crash (Lap 17)

Deemed as the 2nd worst crash at Port Tiki, Bob and Alexa collided and flew off the track, injuring at least 18 spectators.

### Michael Martin Crash (Lap 44)

Martin suffered a major blow in the left side of his car after it had smashed into the pit wall.

### Dennis Doro (Lap 102)

Dennis Doro slid into the pit wall. His car engine and three tires went out of the car. Doro took a second hit and spun at least five times on the track. He was taken to Tiki State Hospital where he found out he had minor injuries. and was sent back to the race.

### Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu-Johan Streter-Columbia Richards (Lap 117)

A major crash occurred on the third turn on Lap 117. Johan Streter slightly made contact with Columbia Richards. Both went airborne, causing smoke and gasoline to fill the air. Richards landed upside-down on the back of Yaruwoykeu's car, causing all three to slide into the wall one more time.

### Oscar Riele (Lap 192)

Oscar Riele spun into the wall in turn one, causing him to go airborne and land upside-down.
2048 United States Senate election in Indiana (non-canon)

The **2048 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, November 3, 2048, to elect a United States Senator to represent the state of Indiana. The incumbent was Libertarian Aaron Miller, who had been appointed to the seat by Governor Cameron Edwards to finish the term of Republican James Graham, who was killed in a plane crash in September 2044 while campaigning as the Republican nominee in the 2044 Indiana gubernatorial election. Miller was defeated in his bid for re-election to a full six-year term by Republican state legislator Leo Bradley. The race was expected to be competitive, with Miller being supported by the popular Libertarian governor Edwards and several prominent Republicans.

The Indiana Democratic Party had nominated talk show host Sky Barton as their nominee for the seat, while the Indiana Green Party had nominated activist Jade Robertson as their nominee. Barton dropped out of the race in August over health concerns, and the Indiana Democratic Party chose to instead endorse Miller, a socially progressive, fiscally conservative swing vote in the Senate, in his campaign for re-election, hoping to avoid creating a spoiler effect favoring Bradley. Several prominent Indiana Democrats from the party's leftist faction, among them 2040 U.S. senate nominee Ava White spoke out against the party's decision to endorse Miller, and many of them instead chose to endorse Robertson, bolstering her campaign.

Most pundits considered the race to be a toss-up slightly favoring Miller through Election Day, with Bradley tailing behind Miller by only 1 to 3 points in most opinion polls, however ultimately Bradley would end up defeating Miller by 6 points on Election Day. Bradley's election victory over Miller was credited to a combination of dissatisfaction with Miller's cooperation and partnership with Senate Democrats over most social issues, which also earned him plenty of enemies within the Libertarian Party. In addition, Jade Robertson's unexpectedly strong performance was also considered to have played a key role in Miller's election defeat, with Robertson earning nearly 6% of the popular vote, just under the margin between Bradley and Miller. This was the first instance in which the Green Party had ran a candidate for state-level office in Indiana with ballot access, and remains their most successful attempt to date.
American Nazbol Party (Monsonia)

The **American National Bolshevik Party** was the predecessor to the Grand Monsonist Party. It was founded on June 27, 2027 by Jackson Monson. During the collapse of the United States, the party gained big traction, and saw major advertising throughout international media. By 2030, the party had over 10,000 members. It also led the American Nazbol Organization when it was founded in 2032. They played a major part in the Second American Civil War, with their side being called the "ANO" side. It was the official party of Monsonia until its World War III victory on October 8, 2047, when it became the GMP.
468 Gas

**468 Gas** is a gas station chain headquarted in Blanetown, Ohio...it currently operates gas stations in Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York...it has 248 gas stations...all located on or near Interstate 468, it was founded in 2032 and reached a peak in 2040 of 300 gas stations, however 52 gas stations closed in 2041.
2030 United States House of Representatives elections (2032: Collapse)

The **2030 United States House of Representatives elections** were held on Tuesday, November 5, 2030, as part of the national 2030 United States elections. The United States was, at the time ruled by a totalitarian military junta which led a puppet civilian government through the far-right, neo-fascist Patriot Party, and the elections were not democratic in nature. Voter turnout was officially nearly 80%, with 95.4% of those votes being cast for the Patriot Party, while the remaining 4.6% of the votes being listed as invalid/blank. The Patriots won all 433 seats in the House of Representatives.

Taking place in the midst of the American genocide, the election was marked by widespread violence, intimidation, and protests, and was considered one of the main causes of the American Revolution of 2031 that would ensue shortly after the conclusion of the election. Millions of people were reportedly sent to political prison camps in Alaska for voting against the Patriot Party's slate of candidates, while others who voted against the Patriot slate were reportedly shot upon leaving voting stations. Widespread voter fraud was also reported, with as many as 20 million votes being fraudulent.

**THIS IS A WORK-IN PROGRESS!**
2028 Indiana Public Question 1 (Blackford)

**2028 Indiana Public Question 1** was a proposed amendment to the Constitution of Indiana rejected by the state's voters on November 7, 2028 that would've overturned the state's previous term limits on statewide executive offices. The amendment was supported by the Indiana Republican Party and opposed by the Indiana Democratic Party. Perhaps the amendment's foremost supporter was Governor Mike Braun, who signaled that he would run for a third term in 2032 if the amendment passed, and critics of the amendment from both parties accused the state Republican Party of supporting the amendment in order to prevent a political moderate from winning the party's nomination for governor in 2032, as Braun's renomination would be all but assured if he were allowed to run for a third term.

The amendment was called the "most important race for Hoosiers on the 2028 ballot" by *The Indianapolis Star*, and numerous individuals, publications and lawmakers from both major parties called for voters to vote against the amendment. Support for the amendment primarily came from right-wing populist, Trumpist and far-right factions of the Indiana Republican Party. Despite widespread opposition to the amendment from members of both major parties, composite polling by Election Day had the amendment only failing 47% to 53%, and pundits considered the referendum to be a toss-up. Voting on the amendment was held on the same day as the 2028 United States presidential election and 2028 Indiana gubernatorial election, and by 2 am local time the Associated Press (AP) had called that the referendum had been rejected, with the vote percentages at that point in time sitting at 61% no-39% yes with over 80% of the votes counted. By 8 am over 98% of the votes were counted, and the margin sat at 57% no-43% yes, with only a few precincts in heavily Republican Southern Indiana not reporting. The final vote count sat at 1,710,657 (56.02%) no to 1,342,931 (43.98%) yes, a wider margin of defeat for the measure than expected, something which was attributed to heightened voter turnout from urban and suburban areas, which overwhelmingly opposed the bill.
1984 United States presidential election (WW3 1983)

The **1984 United States presidential election** was the 50th quadrennial presidential election held on Tuesday, November 6, 1984. Democratic former vice president Walter Mondale defeated incumbent Republican president Ronald Reagan in a landslide victory.

Reagan and George H. W. Bush faced only token opposition in their bid for re-nomination. Mondale faced a competitive field in his bid, defeating U.S. senator Gary Hart, activist Jesse Jackson, and several other candidates in the 1984 Democratic primaries. He eventually chose U.S. representative Geraldine Ferraro as his running mate, the first woman to be on a major party's presidential ticket.

Reagan touted a strong economic recovery from the 1970s stagflation and the 1981–1982 recession, as well as the widespread perception that his presidency had overseen a revival of national confidence and prestige. Mondale criticized Reagan's supply-side economic policies, budget deficits, and his handling of World War III. He also called for a nuclear freeze and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
An-Najm Governorate

Location in Bir Tawil and Halai'b.

An-Najm Governorate, (*Muhafazat An Najm*), is a Governorate in Bir Tawil and Halai'b located in the Bir Tawil Region. Its capital is also named An-Najm.

## Geography

An-Najm Governorate is based on both hilly and flat desert plains. Much of the west and south is dominated by mountainous terrain, while the northeast is plain.

### Administrative divisions

An-Najm Governorate has 11 subdivisions in total.
Alliance for Democratic Reform and Progress (China) (2032: Collapse)

The **Alliance for Democratic Reform and Progress** (Chinese: 民主改革与进步联盟; *Mínzhǔ Gǎigé yǔ Jìnbù Liánméng*), often simply called the ***Liánméng***, was a democratic socialist political party active in the People's Republic of China from 2043 to 2047, during the period of political liberalization that coincided with the premiership of Zeng Liuxian. The party was the largest opposition party to the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP), however often positioned itself to the left of the CCP on social and economic issues. The party was founded and led by Xian Hanying, who had previously been a marginally influential member of the reformist faction of the CCP in Gansu Province, and advocated for a return to socialist market policies.

The party also prioritized the implementation of reforms aimed at protecting personal and political freedoms, and many of its members including Hanying believed that true socialism was inherently democratic. The party called for an end to mass surveillance programs and government censorship, and was described as strongly anti-establishment and populist in nature. Despite the party's strong anti-establishment leanings, it supported Liuxian's reforms, although members of the party did criticize him for not being radical enough in pursuing the reforms. Liuxian would be deposed after an internal power struggle with the Liang faction of the CCP in 2047, and Xie Liang was brought to power after Liuxian's deposition. Liang would set about undoing Liuxian's reforms, including banning the Liánméng and purging its members. Most leaders of the party who remained in China were imprisoned or executed, while Hanying fled to Russia, where he would see a significant radicalization of his views and would become a leader of the anti-Liang resistance abroad as well as an anarchist activist in the final years of his life, being assassinated by a Chinese spy inside his apartment in Yekaterinburg in August of 2053, during World War 3.
2023 Vinlandic presidential election in Kollavik Municipality (1000 AD: Viking Settlement)

The first round of the **2023 Vinlandic presidential election in Kollavik Municipality** was held on 11 June 2023, as part of the national 2023 Vinlandic presidential election. Kollavik Municipality is the country's third-most populous municipality, only behind Alptaver Municipality and neighboring Reykjaa Municipality, and has historically been one of the most Conservative-favored municipalities in the country. However, the municipality has trended away from the Conservative Party in recent years, primarily thanks to a shift leftward in urban and suburban voters in the municipality, and the 2022 Kollavik Municipality elections saw the Conservatives pushed completely out of government for the first time since 1902, with Labour both taking the governorship and sweeping the municipal assembly.

As a result of the municipality's shift leftward, Kollavik Municipality was expected to be the most competitive municipality in the country in the 2023 presidential election, with all three campaigns extensively targeting the municipality. Opinion polling in the municipality showed Renewed Socialist nominee Mia Korsmo (endorsed by Labour) virtually tied with Conservative nominee Iver Tobiassen by Election Day. Ultimately, Korsmo defeated Tobiassen in the municipality by just 15 votes, or a margin of 0.001% in what was by far the closest municipality-level results of any municipality in the election.
Alabel

Location in Banwa.

**Alabel**, officially the **Canton of Alabel** (Banwanon: *Dakbayan ra Alabel*) is a canton in Banwa in the region of Alo. Its capital is the city of Mayogo and is bordered by Laguilian to the northeast, the Pacific Ocean to the east, Milingan to the south, and Catindig, Palayan, and Pili to the west.

## Geography

### Administrative divisions

Toboso has 21 subdivisions in total — 16 municipalities and 5 cities.

     Cantonal capital and city

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2029 Bahamian monarchy referendum (Blackford)

The **2029 Bahamian monarchy referendum** was held on 25 October 2029 to determine whether or not The Bahamas would abolish its monarchy and become a semi-presidential republic. Polling as early as the mid to late 2010s indicated that a majority of Bahamians supported the abolition of the country's monarchy, as a result of which it had remained in a personal union with the United Kingdom, its former colonial owners. Opposition to the monarchy increased further after the death of Elizabeth II, and a poll in 2027 showed that 57% of Bahamians supported abolishing the monarchy, 22% supported maintaining it and 21% were neutral on the matter.

The government of the Progressive Liberal Party (PLP) prime minister Philip Davis had pledged a referendum on the issue as early as 2022, however repeatedly failed to get the issue onto the ballot due to opposition from monarchist members of the party and the conservative Free National Movement (FNM). In 2028, the newly founded Republican People's Party (RPP) won a relative majority of seats in Parliament on a left-wing nationalist, republican platform and formed a minority government. The newly inaugurated prime minister, David Kelly pledged to get a referendum on the monarchy onto the ballot by 2030, and the RPP would be supported by the PLP when a vote was held on the matter the following year, with the House of Assembly voting 21 for-18 against in placing a referendum on the ballot.

The referendum was held on 25 October 2029, and ended up passing with 58.74% of the vote. The country's governor-general, Richard Harris soon attended negotiations in London to discuss the transition process, and later became the country's first president on 1 February 2030. The country also withdrew from the Commonwealth of Nations upon becoming a republic and joined the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America (ALBA), becoming the only predominately English-speaking nation in the alliance. A presidential election was held later in 2030, which saw Harris elected to a full six-year term as the country's president. As a result of the referendum, the Senate of the Bahamas was also abolished and the Parliament became a unicameral legislature.