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Vivian Astley

**Full name** | Vivian Astley

**Vivian Astley** was a quasi-suspect in A Rock and a Hard Place (Case #22 of Graecita).

## Profile

Vivian is a 20-year-old aspiring actor and playwriter, who has short red hair and green eyes. They are seen wearing a white shirt with ruffles at the wrist, under a black vest and a large, white, messy bowtie.

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## Case appearances

* A Rock and a Hard Place (Case #22 of Graecita).
* Who Holds The Whip (Case #26 of Graecita).
* An Orgy To Kill (Case #28 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Vivian was modeled after the titular character from the 1992 fantasy film, *Orlando*. Portrayed by Tilda Swinton.
2022 California Statewide Elections (To Form A More Perfect Union)

The **2022 California gubernatorial election** will take place on November 8, 2022, to elect the Governor of California. Incumbent Governor Gavin Newsom defeated San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer in the runoff race, after having defeated fellow Democrat Kevin Faulconer and Republicans Larry Elder, Caitlyn Jenner, Louis J. Marinelli, John Cox, David A. Bramante, Kevin Kiley, and Kimberly Guilfoyle, alongside other minor candidates. Faulconer improved significantly off the 2021 California recall election result, only losing by 9%. Lieutenant Governor Kounalakis was elected Governor in 2026 and again in 2030, Xavier Becerra in 2034, and Eric Swalwell in 2038, but Faulconer's close performance was credited with starting the California Twist, where Southern, Central, and Western California began to become increasingly Republican and which lead to the election of Representative, then Governor, and later President Mandy Lindowa as Governor of California in 2042 and her re-election in 2046.

Second Round Results, California Gubernatorial Election

First Round Results, California Gubernatorial Election
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Livius

**Emperor Gaius Drusus Livius** was a suspect in the murder investigation of his uncle, Emperor Claudius Messalinus in Triumphed Over (Case #25 of Graecita) and his sister, Drusa Livia in The Virgin Homicide (Case #27 of Graecita) and his fiancée, Nebet in A Bride’s Pride (Case #30 of Graecita). He was also a quasi-suspect in Can’t Be Tamed (Case #29 of Graecita), The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita) and Foreseen My Death (Case #37 of Graecita).

## Profile

Livius is the 26-year-old emperor of the Roman Empire. He has short ginger hair, blue eyes and freckled skin.

In his first two suspect appearances and his quasi-appearance, wears a red sash over his white toga and a laurel wreath over his head.

In his third suspect appearance, Livius switches his natural laurel crown to one made of gold and wore a white toga along with a red robe.

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## Case appearances

* Triumphed Over (Case #25 of Graecita).
* Who Holds The Whip (Case #26 of Graecita).
* The Virgin Homicide (Case #27 of Graecita).
* An Orgy To Kill (Case #28 of Graecita).
* Can’t Be Tamed (Case #29 of Graecita).
* A Bride’s Pride (Case #30 of Graecita).
* The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita).
* Saddle Up! (Case #34 of Graecita).
* Foreseen My Death (Case #37 of Graecita).

## Gallery

Drusa Livia, Livius’ late sister.Emperor Claudius Messalinus, Livius’ late uncle.Claudilla, Livius’ cousin.Giaus Carolus, Livius’ adopted cousin.Nebet, Livius’ late fiancée.Audenzia Diodora, Livius’ ex-fiancée.
1975 NFL Championship Game (No AFL)

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The **1975 NFL Championship Game** was the 43rd championship game, which culminated the 1975 NFL season, played January 18, 1976, at Metropolitan Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The Minnesota Vikings of the Western Conference hosted the Miami Dolphins of the Eastern Conference. It was the Dolphins' third appearance in the title game, while it was the Vikings' 4th, and second in a row.

Minnesota had gone 12-2 in the regular season, finishing as the top seed in the Western Conference. They then defeated the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams in the Playoffs. The Dolphins had gone 10-4, finishing as the 3rd seed in the Eastern Conference, and defeated the Cardinals and Cowboys in the Playoffs.

The Vikings went off to a 24-0 start at halftime, and it took 2:33 in the 3rd quarter for the Dolphins to score their first (and only) points of the game, which was a TD. The Vikings won this game, 40 to 7, to claim their 3rd NFL title, and becoming the first team since the 1965-67 Green Bay Packers, coincidentally the Vikings' division rival, to win consecutive NFL championships.

## Scoring Summary

### 1st Quarter

* MIN, 9:46, FG, Fred Cox 35 yds, 0-3
* MIN, 6:33, TD, Chuck Foreman 13 yd. run (Cox kick), 0-10

### 2nd Quarter

* MIN, 5:58, TD, Ed Marinaro 2 yd. pass from Tarkenton (Cox kick), 0-17
* MIN, 0:34, TD, John Gilliam 13 yd. pass from Tarkenton (Cox kick), 0-24

### 3rd Quarter

* MIN, 11:21, FG, Fred Cox 21 yds, 0-27
* MIA, 2:33, TD, Mercury Morris 13 yd. run (Yepremian kick), 7-27

### 4th Quarter

* MIN, 8:09, TD, John Gilliam 11 yd. pass from Tarkenton (Cox kick), 7-34
* MIN, 5:59, TD, Ed Marinaro 9 yd. pass from Tarkenton (Cox missed extra point), 7-40
1994 US Presidential Election (King's World)

## 1994 Presidential Election

The 1994 election, saw a huge landslide toward the Democratic primary. The economy was in a recession. President Bush’s response did help tackle the recession. But this didn’t help Vice President Bob Dole; President Clinton youth and vitality compared with Dole. Clinton ran on the future of the country, cruised to victory.
Tahia Aleem

**Tahia Aleem** was a quasi-suspect in Girl Gone Wild (Case #13 of New Concordia) and The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita). Additionally, she made a minor appearance in Saddle Up! (Case #34 of Graecita).

## Profile

Tahia is a 19-year-old university student and tutor of Pakistani descent, who has long black hair and brown eyes.

In her first quasi appearance, she is seen wearing a mini black dress and a pair of golden ruby earrings.

In her second quasi and minor appearance, she switches from the black dress to a white corset-top.

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## Events Of Criminal Case

### Girl Gone Wild

After the killer was arrested, Jack approached Sherlock to tell him that a student wants to talk with them. Sherlock and Jack went to the student, who identified herself as **Tahia Aleem**. Tahia revealed that a friend of hers, Madelina Alonzo, have went the Pi Mu Upsilon party last night but promised to meet her today and help her with an art project, however, she’s been waiting for hours and she had not come to her yet. Worried, Tahia asked them if they could go check the the Pi Mu Epilson’s front yard to see whether she’s safe or not. The duo decided to go to the front yard and started investigating it where they found a neon-pink backpack, with a picture of Madelina and her friend on a plastic pocket. Immediately knowing that must be Madelina’s bag, Sherlock and Jack searched it, where they found a faded note on it, and when they recovered what’s written they saw hateful and threatening words written all over it. The duo went to show the note to Tahia, who started panicking, fearing for her friend’s wellbeing, when suddenly, she and the duo heard laughter coming from the Pi Mu Upsilon house, and when they went in, they were relieved to see a drunk Madelina lap dancing with boys and girls on a pole. Jack pulled Madelina away from the crowd, and Tahia scolded her for her recklessness and told her how worried she was for her. High and confused, Madelina asked them why were they concerned with her and when they showed her the threat, she laughed claiming that she had received plenty of them and none of them intimidated her. She then started throwing arms to the air to prove her point, because passing out from all the things she was on.

## Case appearances

### Season 3: New Concordia

* Girl Gone Wild (Case #13 of New Concordia).

### Season 4: Graecita

* The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita).
* Saddle Up! (Case #34 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Tahia is based on Taha, a *Criminal Case* fan-fiction writer and a great friend of mine.

## Gallery

Tahia as she appeared in season 3.Tahia as she appeared in season 4.
2004 Australian Federal Election (The Big Bear of the West)

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Eos

**Eos** was a suspect in the murder investigation of Ganymede in The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita).

## Profile

Eos is the Greek goddess of the dawn and she had brown hair and green eyes. She wears a dress made of gold and purple fabric and a sun-shaped headdress made of gold and amethyst.

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## Case appearances

* The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Eos is an actual figure in Greek Mythology.
* Eos was modeled after Austrian-American actress and inventor, Hedy Lamarr.
2022 Democratic Senate primary in New York (Jake's World)

**The 2022 Democratic Senate primary in New York** took place on June 25th, 2022. Incumbent senator and the senate majority leader, Chuck Schumer was going for a 5th term as senator from New York. It was looking very good for Schumer until the very known and respected Congresswoman, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez announced her run in March of 2022. Polling at that time still had Schumer up by huge margins and it looked like Schumer would easily win re-nomination in New York.

Polling in April 2022:

Administered
Ocasio-Cortez
Schumer

**TO BE CONTINUTED...**
Ares

**Family** | Zeus (father)
Hera (mother)
Aphrodite (wife)

**Ares** was a minor character in seasons 1 and 4 of *Criminal Case*.

## Profile

Ares is the Greek god of war and courage. He is usually seen taking the form of a muscular young man with wavy black hair and brown eyes with a scar under his right eye. He is usually dressed in a semi-revealing iron armor, a red toga and a red cape.

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## Case appearances

### Season 1: Grimsdale

* Accidents Can Happen (Case #24 of Grimsdale).
* Proto-zone Can Backfire (Case #43 of Grimsdale).

### Season 4: Graecita

* The Dead Air of Murder (Case #33 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Ares was an actual figure in Greek mythology.
* Ares was modeled after American actor, Benjamin Wadsworth.

## Gallery

Zeus, Ares’ father.Hera, Ares’ mother.Aphrodite, Ares’ wife.Eros, Aphrodite’s son.
### Notable demigod children

Norman MinIsmael AlajmiNorah of CambrightCaptain ZhāngjiéTyrees DixonKwak Bae-SoVanya Rabinova
Bellanca

**Family** | Poseidon (father)
Amphitrite (mother)
Triton (brother; deceased)
Natalie (half-sister)
Aurelia (half-sister; deceased)

**Bellanca** was a suspect in the murder investigation of her half-sister, Aurelia in Dry Out (Case #35 of Cambright) and her brother, Triton in Death in Atlantis (Case #19 of Graecita). She was also a quasi-suspect in Sound Of The Sea (Case #21 of Graecita) and Volcanic Sacrifice (Case #24 of Graecita).

## Profile

Bellanca is an 24-year-old sea nymph who has blonde hair, blue eyes and an orange fishtail.

In her first two suspect appearances, she is seen wearing a scaly bra that matches with her tail and donning rose-pink lipstick.

In her quasi-appearances, she had transformed into a human and is seen wearing a blue bra and a pair of short shorts.

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## Case appearances

### Season 4: Graecita

* Death in Atlantis (Case #19 of Graecita).
* Sound Of The Sea (Case #21 of Graecita).
* Oh Well, She’s Dead... (Case #23 of Graecita).
* Volcanic Sacrifice (Case #24 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Bellanca was modeled after Isabel “Bella” Hartley (portrayed by Indiana Evans) from *H2O: Just Add Water*.
	+ As a human, she resembles Emmaline Robinson from the 2012 adventure romance, *Blue Lagoon: The Awakening*.

## Gallery

Bellanca as she appeared in Season 2Bellanca as she appeared in Season 4Bellanca as a humanPoseidon, Bellanca’s fatherAmphitrite, Bellanca’s motherTriton, Bellanca’s late brotherNatalie, Bellanca’s half-sisterAurelia, Bellanca’s late half-sisterBalthazar Clark, Bellanca’s husband
2020 Presidential Election (A Third Option)

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The 2020 United States presidential election was the 59th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020, with a run-off being held in December 8, 2020. The Movement ticket of voice actor and director from Texas Vic Mignogna and actor from California Robert Downey Jr. defeated the Republican ticket of incumbent president Donald Trump and incumbent vice president Kanye West, the Joint Electorate ticket of former governor of New Mexico Susana Martinez and the junior U.S. senator from Mississippi Mike Espy, the Constitution ticket of former vice president Newt Gingrich and the junior U.S. senator from Texas Ted Cruz and the Green ticket of junior U.S. senator from Massachusets Bernie Sanders and the governor of Georgia Stacey Abrams. The election took place against the backdrop of the global COVID-19 pandemic and related recession. It was the first election since 1992 and the first in the 21st century, in which the incumbent president failed to win a second term. The election saw the highest voter turnout by percentage since 1900, with Mignogna receiving more than ?? million votes, surpassing Barack Obama's record of 69.5 million votes from 2008. Mignogna received more than ??? million votes, the most votes ever cast for a candidate in a U.S. presidential election.

The central issues of the election included the public health and economic impacts of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic; civil unrest in reaction to the police murder of George Floyd and others; the Supreme Court following the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and attempted confirmation of Jonathon Sharkey; and the future of the Affordable Care Act. Due to the ongoing pandemic, a record number of ballots were cast early and by mail. As a result of a large number of mail-in ballots, some swing states saw delays in vote counting and reporting; this led to major news outlets delaying their projection of Mignogna and Downey as the president-elect and vice president-elect until the morning of December 11, three and a half days after the run off. Major media networks project a state for a candidate once there is high statistical confidence that the outstanding vote would be unlikely to prevent the projected winner from ultimately winning that state. these were also the 1st elections which took place after the Brown-Deal Commission, which granted Third Parties wider ballot access nationwide. And the last elections before the revision of the electoral college.
2005: The Armageddon

**2005: The Armageddon** explores a horrfiying timeline where the Unabomber was never caught in 1995, resulting in him starting the third and final World War, known as The Armageddon in 2005. This timeline explores world history before and during **The Armageddon** - *January* *1st,* *1995 - July 7th, 2005*, and after **The Armageddon** - *July 9th, 2005*.

Mainly meant to focus on neutral countries after the collapse of Western and Eastern civilization following the Armageddon, it provides an outlook into the world before, during, after and their recovery in the post-Armageddon world. Inspired by a multitude of timelines such as 1983: Doomsday, Dying in the 90's, 2000: Y2K and Third Time's the Charm respectively, as well as been inspired by a multitude of post-apocalyptic mangas and Japanese anime such as Neon Genesis Evangelion and X/1999 respectively, it is a community timeline available for whoever wishes to edit it.

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1973 NFL season (No AFL)

## 1973 NFL season

The eventual champions Los Angeles Rams

The **1973 NFL season** was the 54th regular season of the National Football League. The season concluded when the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Miami Dolphins 20-3 in the Championship Game. Dick Anderson of the Miami Dolphins won the NFL's Most Valuable Player.

## Final Standings

* **Bold** = Playoff Teams
* *Italic* = #1 Seed

## Playoffs

### Conference Championships

Conference Championships
 #3 Pittsburgh Steelers (10-4)
1973 NFL Championship Game (No AFL)

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The **1973 NFL Championship Game** was the 41st championship game, which culminated the 1973 NFL season, played January 13, 1974, at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California. The Los Angeles Rams of the Western Conference hosted the Miami Dolphins of the Eastern Conference. It was the Dolphins second appearance in the title game, while it was the Rams' 7th.

Miami had gone 12-2 in the regular season, and then defeated the Redskins and Steelers. L.A. finished the regular season with a record of 12-2 finishing as the 2nd seed in the Western Conference. They defeated the #3 Atlanta Falcons in the Divisional Round, and then beat the #1 Minnesota Vikings in the Western Conference Championship.

Rams got to an early 10-0 lead in the 2nd quarter, before Miami scored a FG to head to halftime with a score of 10-3. Rams later scored a TD in the 3rd and a FG in the 4th to win the game 20-3.

## Scoring Summary

### 1st Quarter

* LA, 2:13, Lawrence McCutcheon 6 YD TD (PAT Good), 7-0

### 2nd Quarter

* LA, 9:54, David Ray 37 YD Field Goal, 10-0
* MIA, 0:37, Garo Yepremian 31 YD Field Goal, 10-3

### 3rd Quarter

* LA, 1:10, Harold Jackson 88 YD from Hadl (PAT Good), 17-3

### 4th Quarter

* LA, 0:31, David Ray 33 YD Field Goal, 20-3

## Aftermath

The Dolphins would end up going 11-3 the following season, becoming the East's #1 seed, but losing in the Divisional Round to the eventual Eastern Conference Champion Washington Redskins. The Rams went 10-4, also finishing as the #1 seed. They ended up making the Western Conference Championship, losing to the eventual NFL champion Minnesota Vikings. They won the Playoff Bowl, however, defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 7-6.
Amber D’Amore

**Family** | Carla D’Amore (daughter; deceased)
Unnamed husband

**Amber D’Amore** was a suspect in the murder investigation of her daughter, Carla D’Amore in Oh Well, She’s Dead... (Case #23 of Graecita).

## Profile

Amber is the 50-year-old mother of Carla D’Amore who had black hair and brown eyes. She does a simple black shirt with a silver snowflake necklace and wears long false-eyelashes.

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## Case appearances

* Oh Well, She’s Dead... (Case #23 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Amber is based off Heidi D’Amelio, the mother of Charli and Dixie D’Amelio.

## Gallery

CDAmoreGraecita.pngCarla D’Amore, Amber’s late daughter.
Atalanta

**Family** | Hippomenes (husband)
Unnamed father

**Atalanta** was a suspect in the murder investigation of Elli Tucker in Widow’s Peak (Case #34 of Cambright). She was also a quasi-suspect in A Bride’s Pride (Case #30 of Graecita. Additionally, she made several minor appearances throughout Season 4.

## Profile

Atalanta was the princess of Arcadia and wife of the Boeotian prince, Hippomenes. He was transformed into a lioness by the titaness Rheya, after she and her husband were caught having sex in her temple.

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## Events Of Criminal Case

### Season 4: Graecita

* The Drowning Of Victoria Lopez (Case #0 of Graecita).
* Rejected For Life (Case #2 of Graecita).
* The Goblet of Fire (Case #5 of Graecita).
* Death in Atlantis (Case #19 of Graecita).
* A Rock and a Hard Place (Case #22 of Graecita).
* OMG! She’s like... Dead? (Case #23 of Graecita).
* A Bride’s Pride (Case #30 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Atalanta is a real-life figure in Greek mythology.

## Gallery

Atalanta (on the right) as she appeared in Season 2.Atalanta as she appeared in Season 4.Hippomenes, Atalanta’s husband.
2020 NFL Season (The NFL of the 21st Century)

*Note: After looking long and hard, I think I finally found the NFL timeline I want to work on. This TL has a POD at a 2019 NFL press conference when the additional wild card was announced. Also announced was a change in team scheduling, where each team would play each other team in their division twice and every other team in their conference once, for an eighteen game regular season starting in the 2021 Season. Affiliate teams where also announced on four levels: the B-League, the C-League, the D-League, and the E-League. Tom Brady still goes to Tampa, Eli Manning still retires.*

Next season: 2021 NFL Season (The NFL of the 21st Century)

## Affiliate Teams

*See: Affiliate Teams (The NFL of the 21st Century)*
"New Frontier" Timeline

Timeline of "New Frontier"

## Timeline

### 1960s

1960 - Senator John F. Kennedy wins against, Incumbent Vice President, Richard Nixon, in the Presidential Election.

1961 - Bay of (Name) invasion goes ahead, the plan succeeds as Cuban exiles manage to defeat Castro-Loyalist forces and have a beach head on the island. The Cuban Civil War begins.

1961 - First Bills and Legislation relating to the New Frontier is passed, including the creation of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.

1962 - The Cuban Civil War Ends as a Democratic-Republic is established, which bans the Communist.

1963 - JFK survives and assassination attempt whilst campaigning in Dallas, TX.

1964 - John F. Kennedy defeats Republican nominee, Barry Goldwater, for the election of 1964 in a landslide.

1965 - JFK begins efforts focused on Vietnam, Civil Rights, and Apollo 11.

1966 - JFK overseer's negotiations that set about a timetable for US troop withdraw.

1967 - Vice President, Terry Sanford, runs for the DNC nomination against John Connally, Herbert Humphrey and George Wallace.

1968 - Democratic nominee, Terry Sanford, loses against Republican nominee, George Romney.

1969 - Apollo 11 lands on the moon.

1969 - George Romney is sworn in as 36th President of the United States of America.

### 1970s

1970 - George Romney continues Kennedy's foreign policy objectives and soon most US troops and advisors leave South Vietnam/

1971 - Beginning of Stagflation in the United States.

1972 -George Romney defeats Democratic nominee Scoop Jackson

1973

1974

1975

1976 - Democratic nominee, Robert Kennedy, defeats George H.W. Bush in the general election.

1977

1978

1979
2000 Presidential Election (The Big Bear at the Bush)

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The 2000 United States presidential election was the 54th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 7, 2000. Republican candidate George W. Bush, the governor of Texas and eldest son of the 41st president, George H. W. Bush, won the election, defeating incumbent Vice President Al Gore. and Reform candidate, New York bussinessman Donald Trump.

Incumbent Bill Clinton was ineligible for a third term, and Gore secured the Democratic nomination with relative ease, defeating a challenge by former Senator Bill Bradley. Bush was seen as the early favorite for the Republican nomination and despite a contentious primary battle with Senator John McCain and others, secured the nomination by Super Tuesday. Trump won the Reform nomination with relative ease. Gore chose Senator Joe Lieberman as his running mate, while Bush chose McCain and Trump chose activist Ralph Nader.

All 3 major-party candidates focused primarily on domestic issues, such as the budget, tax relief, and reforms for federal social insurance programs, although foreign policy was not ignored. Due to President Bill Clinton's sex scandal with Monica Lewinsky and subsequent impeachment, Gore avoided campaigning with Clinton. Republicans and Reformists denounced Clinton's indiscretions, while Gore criticized Bush's and Trump's lack of experience.

As of 2024, this is the earliest election in which all six major-party presidential and vice-presidential candidates are still living.
1971 NFL season (No AFL)

## 1971 NFL season

The eventual champion Washington Redskins

The **1971 NFL season** was the 52nd regular season of the National Football League. Alan Page of the Minnesota Vikings won the NFL's Most Valuable Player. The season concluded when the Washington Redskins shut-out the Minnesota Vikings 17-0 in the Championship Game.

## Final Standings

* **Bold** = Playoff Teams
* *Italic* = #1 Seed

## Playoffs

### Conference Championships

Conference Championships
 #3 **Washington Redskins** (9-4-1)
2009 Sinorussian Parliamentary Election (The Big Bear of the West)

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 All 2082 seats in the Supreme People's Assembly
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2008 Presidential Election (The Big Bear of the West)

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The 2008 United States presidential election was the 56th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. The Liberal ticket of Nina Turner, the governor of Ohio, and Stacey Abrams, the junior senator from Georgia, defeated the National Union ticket of president Joe Lieberman and junior senator from Colorado Tom Tancredo. It was the first election since 1992, the first in the 21st century, and the fifth in the past 100 years, in which the incumbent president failed to win a second term. Turner became both the first African American and the first woman to be elected to the presidency. Meanwhile, Abrams became both the first African American and the first woman to be elected to the vice presidency.

President Al Gore had won the previous 2004 election, with Joe Lieberman as his running mate, but in 2006, Gore resigned, and Lieberman ascended to the presidency. Turner secured the Liberal nomination by June 2008, defeating Donald Trump, John Fetterman, Barack Obama and other challengers. Lieberman secured the National nomination with relative ease.

Early campaigning focused heavily on the Middle East Wars, the East Asian migrant crises and Gore's unpopularity. Lieberman supported the wars, as well as a troop surge that had begun in 2007, while Turner strongly opposed the wars. Gore endorsed Lieberman and the two campaigned together. Turner campaigned on the theme that "Washington must change," while Lieberman emphasized his experience. The campaign was strongly affected by the onset of a major financial crisis, which peaked in September 2008.

Turner won a landslide victory over Lieberman, winning the entire Electoral College and the popular vote by a wide margin. Turner's total count of ??.? million votes stood as the largest tally ever won by a presidential candidate until 2020, when this was surpassed by George W. Bush in a high-turnout election.
2020 Parliamentary Elections (Parliamentary America)

The 2020 House of Lords elections where he led on November 3rd, 2020. The primary issues where the Coronavirus Pandemic, Racial Justice, and Neo-Federalism. Prime Minister Biden maintained control of the Government against coalition infighting from the Progressive Lord from Vermont Bernie Sanders and Blue Dog Lord Joe Manchin and beat back the Opposition Coalition formed by Kentucky Lord Mitch McConnell, among others. In the opposition, the MAGA Party (lead by Cruz) gained seats while the Republicans (lead by McConnell) and the Conservatives (lead by Romney) lost seats.

 68 Seats up for election
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Party Strength after these elections:

Progressive- 12

Democrats- 17

Blue Dogs- 6

Conservatives- 6

Republicans- 16

MAGA- 11
1970 NFL Championship Game (No AFL)

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The **1970 NFL Championship Game** was the 38th championship game, which culminated the 1970 NFL season, played January 17, 1971, at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York. The New York Giants of the Eastern Conference hosted the Detroit Lions of the Western Conference. It was the Giants' seventh appearance in the title game, while the Lions were making their sixth appearance, and first since 1957.

New York had a regular season record of 9-5, finishing as the #3 seed in the Eastern Conference. The Giants defeated the Miami Dolphins in the Divisional Round, and then upset the #1 seed Houston Cowboys in the Eastern Conference Championship. The Detroit Lions finished the regular season with a record of 10-4, finishing as the 4th seed in the Western Conference. They shocked the 1st seeded Vikings in the Divisional Round, and then beat the San Francisco 49ers in the Western Conference Championship.

The game started with a TD and FG by the Lions to take a 10-0 lead at the end of the 1st Quarter. The Giants then scored 2 TDs, 1 in the 2nd and 1 in the 3rd, to take a 14-10 lead at the end of the 3rd. Then, Larry Walton caught a pass from QB Bill Munson to take a 17-14 lead with 1:21 left in the 4th. Pete Gogolak then attempted a FG with 0:12 left, and it went wide right, giving the Lions the win and the championship. This win gave the Lions a 5-1 record in the NFL Championship Game, while the Giants went 4-3.

## Scoring Summary

### 1st Quarter

* DET, 8:23, Mel Farr 35 YD Run for the Touchdown (PAT Good), 7-0
* DET, 0:06, Errol Mann 35 YD Field Goal, 10-0

### 2nd Quarter

* NY, 0:22, Don Herrmann 9 YD from Tarkenton (PAT Good), 10-7

### 3rd Quarter

* NY, 1:12, Clifton McNeil 16 YD from Tarkenton (PAT Good), 14-10

### 4th Quarter

* DET, 1:21, Larry Walton 4 YD from Munson (PAT Good), 17-14

## Aftermath

The Lions finished the 1971 season 7-6-1, finishing 2nd in the Central Division, missing the playoffs. The Giants finished the 1971 season 4-10, finishing last in the Century Division, missing the playoffs.
2022 Arizona gubernatorial election (President Caffrey)

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage
**Stevens:**      50–60%      60–70%      70–80% **Hobbs:**      50–60%      60–70%

The **2022 Arizona gubernatorial election** was held on Tuesday November 8th, 2022, to elect the next Governor of Arizona, concurrently with elections to the U.S Senate and the U.S House of Representatives and various local and state elections.

Incumbent governor Doug Ducey was ineligible to run for re-election due to serving two terms as Governor of Arizona. After a five-way race in the Republican primary, Businessman Mark Stevens was nominated. The Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs won the Democratic nomination easily. Stevens went onto win the general election against hobbs, winning 51.5% of the vote and by a margin of 5.11%.

The Stevens campaign focused mainly on the culture war issues, promising to fight "wokeness" in education, while the Hobbs campaign tied Stevens to former President Donald Trump. The race was considered a tossup, but as Stevens gained traction in polling as the race went on, with polls having Stevens up by 3 points on election day.

On election day, Stevens won 11 of Arizona's 15 counties. He won Maricopa County, home to Stevens hometown of Phoenix, by 4 points and won Yuma County by 10 points. Stevens won white voters in rural and subruban areas, while Hobbs won minority voters and urban centers.

## Primaries

### Republican Primary

#### Candidates

##### Declared

* **Mark Stevens, Businessman (Nominee)**
* Kari Lake, former KSAZ news anchor
* Karrin Taylor Robson, land developer and member of the Arizona Board of Regents
* Matt Salmon, former U.S Representative

##### Withdrew

* Kimberly Yee, Arizona State Treasurer (ran for re-election; endorsed Stevens)

### Democratic Primary

#### Candidates

##### Declared

* **Katie Hobbs, Arizona Secretary of State (2019-2023) (Nominee)**
* Mario Lopez Jr, former Chief of Staff of U.S CBP (2009-2011)
* Aaron Lieberman, state representative (2019-2021)

## General election

### Predictions

 Inside Elections
 Sabato's Crystal Ball
 Politico
 RCP

### Results

#### Margin by county

* Acaphe County: Hobbs +30
* Cochise County: Stevens +25
* Coconino County: Hobbs +23
* Gila County: Stevens +35
* Graham County: Stevens +46
* Greenlee County: Stevens +39
* La Paz County: Stevens +45
* Maricopa County: Stevens +4
* Mohave County: Stevens +53
* Navajo County: Stevens +15
* Pima County: Hobbs +14
* Pinal County: Stevens +23
* Santa Cruz County: Hobbs +32
* Yavapai County: Stevens +33
* Yuma County: Stevens +10
Malvina

**Malvina** was a minor character in Season 4 of *Criminal Case*.

## Profile

Malvina is a huntress of Artemis with curly red hair and blue eyes who was 20-years-old when she joined the hunt back at 920. She wears a dark teal-emerald green long-sleeved dress and a bow and quiver of arrows behind her back.

 Age
 Weight
 Eyes
 Blood

## Case appearances

* Quiver In Death (Case #9 of Graecita).
* In Sheep Clothing (Case #10 of Graecita).
* Captured Beauty (Case #11 of Graecita).
* Hunt for the Huntress (Case #12 of Graecita).
* Unbreathe Me (Case #36 of Graecita).

## Trivia

* Malvina is based off Merida, the protagonist from the 2012 Disney animated fantasy film, *Brave*.
	+ Her appearance was modeled after Caitlyn Boyd, famously known for being the “real-life Merida”.
* Before receiving an official name, Malvina was credited as “Huntress (of Artemis) 3” in the transcripts.
2008 Presidential Election (The Big Bear at the Bush)

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The 2008 United States presidential election was the 56th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. The Republican ticket of incumbent vice president John McCain and Mike Pence, the governor of Indiana, defeated the Libertarian ticket of Ron Paul, a congressman from Texas and Gary Johnson, the former governor of New Mexico. McCain became only the third sitting United States senator elected president, joining Warren G. Harding and John F. Kennedy.

Incumbent Republican President George W. Bush was ineligible to pursue a third term due to the term limits established by the 22nd Amendment. McCain secured the Republican nomination by March 2008, defeating former governors Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, and other challengers.

Early campaigning focused heavily on Hurrican Katrina and it's aftermath. McCain, Paul, Sanders and Biden promised deals that would adress government planning, disaster relief and climate change. Bush endorsed McCain, and the two campaigned together, and Bush appeared in person at the 2008 Republican National Convention. McCain and Biden emphasized their experience while Paul and Sanders campained on a theme that Washington must change. The campaign was strongly affected by the onset of a major financial crisis, which peaked in December 2008.

McCain won decisively over Paul, Sanders and Biden. this is the second presidential election since 1928 in which the party of the incumbent president won without the incumbent being their nominee(with the 1st being 1988), and so far the only one in the 21th century.
1903 Confederate States presidential election (The South Defeats the North)

Party
 Home state
 Running mate
 Electoral vote
 States carried

The **Confederate States Presidential Election of 1903** was the eight sexennial presidential election, held on November 3, 1903. Adlai Stevenson I defeated John Tyler Morgan to become the 9th president of the Confederate States. This was the first Confederate States election held in the 20th century.

## Background

### Confederate National Convention

The Confederate Party National Convention was held in June 1903. John Tyler Morgan was elected as the Confederate nominee. He chose John W. Daniel as his running mate.

### Southern National Convention

The Southern Party National Convention was held in June 1903. Adlai Stevenson I was elected as the Southern nominee. He chose Henry G. Davis as his running mate.

## Result and Aftermath

Stevenson defeated Morgan 114-95. The election was close, but was decided by the state of North Carolina. This was the final election that Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam did not participate in. Stevenson would serve until 1910.
2012 Presidential Election (St. Jimmy)

Party
 Home state
 Running mate
 Electoral vote
 States carried

 The **2012 Presidential Election** was the 57th quadrennial American presidential election. It was held on November 4, 2008. The Democratic ticket of Incumbent Vice President Joe Biden and Virginia Senator Mark Warner defeated the Republican ticket of Incumbent Ohio Governor John Kasich and Florida Senator Marco Rubio.

The Presidency of Jimmy Carter saw America hit all kinds of different highs while Europe struggled during the 2007-2011 Recession, Carter would leave office with a 73% approval rating, and would go down as one of the greatest Presidents in American history, for not only destroying terrorist threats in the Middle East with great efficiency, but holding America's great economy during Europe's Recession. It was clear he had set a very high bar for the next President to reach.

The obvious front-runner for the Democrats was Carter's right hand man, Vice President Joe Biden, who would face a minimal challenge from former North Carolina Senator John Edwards and win the nomination; Biden would declare Virginia Senator Mark Warner as his running mate. Meanwhile Kasich would win a tight primary contest with former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney to win the GOP nomination, where he would name Florida Senator Marco Rubio as his running mate.

Some of the main issues that were debated in this election were healthcare, the U.S.'s military presence in the Middle East, and federal budget issues.

## Primaries:

### Democratic Primaries:

All through the end of Carter's term, it was clear that everyone though Vice President Joe Biden would be the democratic nominee. And indeed, in September of 2011, Biden announced he was running. Biden face no challengers in the primaries other than former West Virginia Governor Joe Manchin, who ran a more conservative agenda. Biden would beat Manchin easily, and at the DNC, would name Virginia Senator Mark Warner as his running mate.

### Republican Primaries:

Former Texas Congressman Ron Paul, declined to run. Sighting he felt no point of failing to secure the nomination a third time. Other candidates like former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney also declined to run. In the end the two main candidates were former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, and Ohio Governor John Kasich. Kasich would win due to Gingrich's time as House Speaker being all the way in the 90's. Kasich would name Florida Senator Marco Rubio as his running mate.

## Campaign/Issues Unique to the Election:

### Healthcare:

During his campaign, Biden promised to create an affordable Healthcare system in America, saying it would help many people. Kasich said this type of move would be too risky, and could draw major setbacks later.
2008 United States Presidential Election (Mr. President McCain)

The 2008 United States Presidential Election was held on November 4th, 2008

* Issues of the Day:  Great Recession, Financial panic, Bailouts, Iraq War

Background:

Article Two of the United States Constitution provides that the President and Vice President of the United States must be natural-born citizens of the United States, at least 35 years old, and residents of the United States for a period of at least 14 years. Candidates for the presidency typically seek the nomination of one of the political parties, in which case each party devises a method (such as a primary election) to choose the candidate the party deems best suited to run for the position. Traditionally, the primary elections are indirect elections where voters cast ballots for a slate of party delegates pledged to a particular candidate. The party's delegates then officially nominate a candidate to run on the party's behalf. The general election in November is also an indirect election, where voters cast ballots for a slate of members of the Electoral College; these electors in turn directly elect the president and vice president.

President George W. Bush, a Republican and former Governor of Texas, was ineligible to seek reelection to a third term due to the Twenty-second Amendment; in accordance with Section 1 of the Twentieth Amendment, his term expired at noon eastern standard time on January 20, 2009.

Also ineligible to run for an additional term as president was past two-term president Bill Clinton. While neither of them ran, former presidents Jimmy Carter and George H. W. Bush, each having served only one term, were both eligible to run for a second term as president.

Nominees:

from Arizona (1987–2008)

from Illinois
(2005–2025)
from Delaware
2006 Ohio Presidential Election (Ohio Country)

The 2006 Ohio Presidential Election was the first Presidential Election of the creation of the Ohio country. Incumbent President, Bob Taft was term limited so he couldn’t run for re-election. And after George W. Bush started the War in Afghanistan the popularity of the Republican Party has been at historic and extreme lows. The democratic nominee was Ted Strickland, Ohio’s 6th Congressional District representative. The Republican nominee was incumbent Secretary of State of Ohio, Ken Blackwell.

## Incumbent President Taft

The Incumbent President Bob Taft had an approval rating extremely low below 10% approval rating. This didn’t help the Republican Party whatsoever.

## Democratic Primary

### Candidates

* Ted Strickland, US Representative
* Bryan Flannery, former State Representative and nominee for Ohio Secretary of State in 2002

## Republican Primary

### Candidates

* Ken Blackwell, Ohio Secretary of State
* Jim Petro, Attorney General of Ohio
2022 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture election (Jake's World)

Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage

The **2022 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture election** was held on November 8, 2022, to elect the Florida Commissioner of Agriculture. Incumbent Agriculture Secretary, Nikki Fried retired to run for governor of Florida leaving this job open. Former GOP congressman, Tom Rooney won the GOP nomination while Florida Senate minority leader, Gary Farmer defeated Melissa McKinlay, a Palm Beach County commissioner and former mayor of Palm Beach County. Rooney very narrowly defeated Farmer by just a little over 10,000 votes and won by a percentage of 0.13%.
2021 Japanese House of Representatives Elections (To Form A More Perfect Union)

T he **49th general election of members of the House of Representatives** (Japanese: 第49回衆議院議員総選挙, Hepburn: *dai-yonjūkyūkai Shūgiin giin sōsenkyo*) is scheduled on 22 October 2021, as required by the Constitution of Japan. Voting took place in all Representatives constituencies of Japan including proportional blocks, in order to appoint Members of Diet to seats in the House of Representatives, the lower house of the National Diet of Japan. As the cabinet had to resign after a general House of Representatives election in the first post-election Diet session (Constitution, Article 70), the lower house also led to a new designation election of the Prime Minister in the Diet, and the appointment of a cabinet.
2000 United States Senate Election GOP Majority (No 50-50 Tie)

Trent Lott was the senate majority leader before and after election.

This is a scenario where in our real timeline there would have to be a VP tiebreaker since the 2000 US Senate election was 50-50. In this timeline Slade Gorton wins re-election against Democrat Maria Cantwell. The republicans win the senate 51-49 and then later a 50-50 tie is there again as Jim Jeffords became an independent who will caucus with the democrats and part 2 will come soon.

51 seats needed for a majority.
 Seats Before:
 54
 Seats After:
 51

R - Republican, D- Democratic, D-NPL - Democratic Party North Dakota

Missouri- Mel Carnahan died on October 16th 2000. Jean Carnahan, the widower of Mel Carnahan was appointed by then governor Roger B. Wilson and it triggered a special election in 2002.
2022 French Presidential Election (To Form A More Perfect Union)

10 April 2022 (first round)
 Party
 Percentage

The first round of the **2022 French presidential election** was held on 10 April 2022. No candidate won a majority of the vote in the first round, and runoff was held between the top two candidates on 24 April 2022. The incumbent President of France was Emmanuel Macron of La République En Marche! (LREM), who won the 2017 election and whose term lasted until 13 May 2022. Macron defeated President of the French National Assembly Marine Le Pen of the National Rally Party in a rematch of 2018.
1975 NFL season (No AFL)

## 1975 NFL season

The **1975 NFL season** was the 56th regular season of the National Football League. The season concluded when the Minnesota Vikings defeated the Miami Dolphins in the Championship Game. Fran Tarkenton of the Minnesota Vikings was named the NFL's Most Valuable Player.

## Final Standings

* **Bold** = Playoff Teams
* *Italic* = #1 Seed

## Playoffs

### Conference Championships

Conference Championships
 #4 Houston Cowboys (10-4)
156th United States Congress (Restore Our Faith)

United States Capitol

The **156th United States Congress** is the current meeting of the legislative branch of the United States federal government, composed of the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. It convened in Washington, D.C., on January 3, 2099 and will end on January 3, 2101.

The 2098 elections decided control of both chambers. In both chambers of Congress, Republicans regained control in the 2098 elections with slim majorities. A divided government currently exists, as Republicans control both chambers of Congress and Democrats control the White House.

## Members

### Senate

#### Alabama

* Matilda Davies (D) (2081-Present)
* Clay King (D) (2089-Present)

#### Alaska

* Leo Howard (D) (2069-Present)
* Jarrett Strickland (D) (2071-Present)

#### Arizona

* Jasmine Rees (R) (2083-Present)
* Nola Wong (R) (2097-Present)

#### Arkansas

* Serena Richards (D) (2095-Present)
* Paige Hughes (R) (2099-Present)

#### North Carolina

* Elliot Austin (D) (since 2093)
* Georgia Fox (D) (since 2095)

#### Washington

* Janae Davenport (D) (since 2085)
* Victoria Porter (R) (since 2095)
2022 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture election (Al's Version)

The **2022 Florida Commissioner of Agriculture election** was held on November 8, 2022, to elect the Florida Commissioner of Agriculture. Incumbent Agriculture Secretary, Nikki Fried retired to run for governor of Florida leaving this job open. Florida Senate President Wilton Simpson won the GOP nomination while Florida Senate minority leader, Gary Farmer defeated Melissa McKinlay, a Palm Beach County commissioner and former mayor of Palm Beach County. Farmer was defeated by over 340,000 votes.

 Nominee
 Party
 Popular vote
 Percentage