John Geller

## About

### Current Positions

Senator of Caesarea (October 2020- Present); CS State Senator (September 2020-Present)

### Previous Positions

D-3 Representative (2018-2018; 2019-2019); D2 Senator (Nov. 2019-Nov. 2019) GOP Moderate Delegate in GOP GA (2019-2019); Chairman of the Republican Party (S29); Governor of Caesarea (2020); District Eight Representative (June 2020-July 2020; September 2020-October 2020); CS State Senate Pro Tempore (May 2020-June 2020)

**Logan Balsan (Formerly John Geller, Robert Kennedy and Sir Logz III)** is a Republican from the state of New York until he moved down to Texas. He is from Long Island and was inspired to run for government positions. He is also the host of the Geller Show on OAN MEC. GELLER

## GOP Delegation Campaign

Geller decided to slowly climb up the political ladder, starting in the Republican Delegation. He considered himself a moderate, so he ran for Moderate Delegate against the incumbent, Chris Miller, D8 Representative, and Former Senator, and won 4 votes to 2 votes. Even though he won, he was very disappointed that out of the 20 people in the MeWe, only *six* people voted. He ran a campaign that would sweep reforms to make the party more appealing to new people, as well as MEC old-timers.

## The Geller Show

Geller decided to create his own show, called "The Geller Show" where he would be joking as well as being serious about politics.

## District Eight House Campaign

Geller was a candidate for D8 under the Republican Party and will once again likely be primarying the incumbent, Chris Miller, to be the GOP nominee. Two other likely candidates are Former Representative Marty Davies (D) and perennial candidate JP Cenzo (R).

## District Three Appointment and Campaign

Geller moved to Texas to run in D3 potentially against Democrat Bryson Pittman, who confirmed he was not running later on. He then was appointed when Chase Stevens was sworn into D2 Senator. He was originally unopposed but former District One Representative, Cameron Andrews, chose to run against him. Geller won his first election to the House. He is also the House GOP Leader. He resigned in October, due to personal reasons, but is running against incumbent Representative Louis Allen for his old seat in the House.

## August 2019 D2 Senate Campaign

Geller, just after being sworn in for his first full term in the House, decided to run for District Two Senator to give the GOP an extra seat in the Senate.

## Chairman of the Republican Party

Geller ran for the Chairmanship at the party's all-time low. He vows to make it a better party and to bring it back to its heyday in the beginning times of the Mock Election Community.

## Caesarea Gubernatorial Campaign

John Geller decided to run for the Governorship in Caesarea against Sean Washington, a Democrat, and won by 5 votes. He then resigned under pressure from blatant partisanship after signing a controversial Executive Order.

## S30 Presidential Campaign

Geller considered running a serious campaign for President against incumbent Ethan Fitzgerald. He declined to run in the end.

## Caesarea State Legislature

Since Geller came back to MEC, he is serving in the Caesarea state legislature. He formed the Unionist Caucus with PPT Bennito after the chamber was controlled by a majority of the "Citizens for Monarchy" party. He has proposed many pieces of legislation to help the province continue to run smoothly. Balsan is currently serving as the legislature's President Pro Tempore.

## District 8 Campaign

Balsan ran for D8 in May against Representative Griffin Bates and lost. Balsan ran again in the June House Elections for D8 and won against WH COS Wyatt DiChristopher. He lost re-election to Wyatt DiChristopher, but ran after he resigned and was replaced by Former Senator Connor Grant, announcing and campaigning less than 24 hours before the ballot dropped and won by 7 votes.

## Senate Campaign

Balsan decided to run for Senate instead of running for re-election to the House of Representatives. He ran against appointed Senator Chris Henderson. Polls indicated the race would be close, but Balsan won by 12 votes, percentages being 52 to 37 percent respectively with almost 10 percent write ins.