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2000 Presidential Election in Delaware

*Main Article: 2000 Presidential Election*
The **2000 United States presidential election in Delaware** took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 3 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

All major news stations considered this a state that Yuno would win, or a safe "blue state". Yuno managed to win Delaware by 20 percent, making this one of the few states in which she underperformed Adam Smith in 1996, as he managed a 23-percent victory.

## Analysis

Yuno Yura managed to carry the liberal trend of Delaware, a state that hadn't voted for the Conservatives since 1960, when it favored Richard Nixon over Adolf Wilson. Yuno won with large margins in New Castle County, home to the state's largest city and the largest county by population, which contributed to her victory.

## General Election

Candidate Ballot Access:

Jill Tolles and Joseph Smith, American Front

Yuno Yura and Kushina Uzumaki, Progressive
1984 United States House of Representatives Elections

The **1984 United States House of Representatives Elections** was an election to the House of Representatives. In the most polarizing election since 1854, 5 parties competed for 24 seats. Coattails from Worth's presidential win gave the Democrats 8 seats, while the Constitutionalist got six. The Republican Party was renamed the Libertarian Party and gained no seats, while Progressives and Whigs grabbed 3 each.
1960 United States House of Representatives Elections

The **1960 House of Representatives Elections** was an election held on November 8, 1960. It coincided with the 1960 Presidential Election and the 1960 United States Senate Elections. Democrats gained 3 seats and Republicans lost 5 seats. The newly formed America First Party gained 2 seats, and Independents gained 1 seat.
1968 House of Representatives elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1968 United States House of Representatives Elections** were elections for the United States House of Representatives on November 5th, 1968. It occurred consecutively with the 1968 presidential election, elections to the United States Senate, and other state and local elections.

## Overview

↓

**Summary of the November 5, 1968 election results**

## Midwest

 Midwest 1
 Midwest 2
 Midwest 3
1978 House of Representatives elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1978 United States House of Representatives elections** were held on November 7, 1976. Elections will be held to elect representatives from all 15 congressional districts across each of the 6 U.S. Regions. Numerous other federal, state, and local elections, including the 1978 Senate elections. The winners of this election will serve in the 95th United States Congress, with seats apportioned among the regions based on the 1970 United States census. Democrats have held a plurality in the House of Representatives since January 3, 1977, as a result of the 1976 elections, when they won 7 seats.

## Overview

↓

**Summary of the November 7, 1978 election results**

## Southeast

 Southeast 1
 Southeast 2
 Southeast 3

## Midwest

 Midwest 1
 Midwest 2
 Midwest 3

## Pacific

 Pacific 1
 Pacific 2
Douglas MacArthur

**Died:** June 30, 1969 (age 88)Washington D.C.

**Douglas MacArthur** was an American politician and general, who served as the 2 time Secretary of Defense (1961 - 1965), (1967 - 1969). He died of lung cancer on June 30th, 1969. A stretch of Intestate 95 leading into D.C. was renamed the "Douglas MacArthur Memorial Highway" in late 1969.
1972 Democratic Party presidential primaries

The **1972 Democratic Party presidential primary** will take place on January 24 to June 20, 1972. The main front runner is House Speaker George Ross, who announced his candidacy in early June of 1971. He is running against Senator Henry Jackson of Pacifica, former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and Former Governor of South Dakota George McGovern.

### Primary Race

Ross was a popular figure amongst Democrats, serving as the current House Speaker, who has made his position known, as wanting to re-establish trust between the American people and its government.

Current polls have shown Ross upfront, with a sturdy lead, He is facing three other minor candidates, Senator Henry Jackson from Pacific, Former Governor of South Dakota George McGovern, and Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey. Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey is making another run at president, having ran in 1968 and falling short to Michael Kennedy. Jackson is running a campaign strictly against McGovern, creating the “Anyone But McGovern” coalition.

Ross is the current ‘favorite son’ candidate, and is expected to excel during the primaries.

### Results

1972 Democratic National Convention

On June 20, 1972, Ross reached enough delegates to secure the 1972 democratic nomination. He would accept the nomination at the 1972 DNC and select Theodore Hanson as his running mate.

## Candidates

 George
Ross
Jackson
Humphrey
*W: March 9, 1972***45,924 votes****0 PD**

### Polling

*See Also 1972 Republican Party presidential primaries*
Bull Moose Party

Political party in United StatesTemplate:SHORTDESC:Political party in United States[[Category:**Lua error in package.lua at line 95: loop or previous error loading module 'Module:Namespace detect/config'.** with short description]]

The Bull Moose Party, or Progressive Party was formed in 1977 by Henry Jefferson, amidst the collapse of the Republican Party. The party includes policy from the Bull Moose Party, familiar with Teddy Roosevelt in the early 1900s, and the California Progress Party.
1960 Presidential Election

The **1960 Presidential Election** was the 44th quadrennial election held in American history on November 8, 1960. Concurrent to that day Senate and House elections were also held. Secretary of Defense Richard Nixon faced off against Adolf H. Wilson from the Democratic Party. Jack Luegoir and Bean Carson ran as third party candidates.

Nixon with 49.24% of the popular vote carried 23 states. Wilson carried 18 states and 49.15% of the vote. Carson carried 9 states and 3.59%. America First Party candidate Jack Leugoir won no electoral votes or states.

## Election

 Adolf Wilson
 Bean Carson
 Jack Leugoir
 Total
Christina Seo

**This article is a disambiguation page for Christina Seo**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

* Christina Seo (Season II)
* Christina Seo (Season IV)
Capitol Hill Protests

The **Capitol Hill Protests** were a series of protests turn riots that began on April 21st and ended on May 17th, 1959. The protestors began due to Congress pushing bills through with no regard to procedure. In early May, the 8000 people remaining began to get violent when the Senate tabled the segregation issue.
1984 United States gubernatorial elections (Edition II; Season I)

Seats up

**United States gubernatorial elections** were held on November 6, 1984, in 3 states and two territories. The Democratic party had a net gain of three seats. This election coincided with the Senate and the House elections. Democrats swept the elections, netting 3 seats, with two Whig and a Progressive incumbent not contesting.

## Election results

A bolded state name features an article about the specific election.

### States

* b
* d
 **Midwest** | Lorena Flores | Democratic
* b
* d
 **Pacific** | Norman Bangerter
* b
* d
1976 Republican Party presidential primaries (Edition II; Season I)

1976 Republican Party presidential primaries

755 delegate votes needed to win.
 Delegate Count
 Contests Won

 Previous Republican nominee

From August 16 to August 19, 1976, voters of the Republican Party chose its nominee for president in the 1976 United States presidential election. The major candidates were Senator and former President Henry Jefferson and former Representative from the Midwest Patsom Rice. After a series of primary elections and caucuses, Jefferson won the majority of delegates before the convention after Rice dropped out due to a cancer diagnosis.

### Results

1976 Republican National Convention
1980 United States Senate Elections

The **1980 United States Senate Elections** were elections for the United States Senate held on November 4, 1980. The winners of this election went on to serve terms lasting from January 3, 1981 to January 3, 1989. Due to the nature of the 1980 Presidential Election, this senate did not chose the Vice President. The American Capitalist Party was knocked out of the Senate, and Independent Vladimir Lel' registered as a Democrat for this election. Former Senate Majority Leader Gary Hart left the Democratic Party to found the Reform Party, to which that race is accredited here.
Derek Bok

**Nationality:**American

**Derek Bok** (born May 8, 1930) is an American businessman, educator, and serves as the current President of Harvard University.

## Childhood and Early Life

Bok was born in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. Following his parents' divorce, he, his mother, brother, and sister moved several times, ultimately to Los Angeles, where he spent much of his childhood. He graduated from Stanford University (B.A., 1951) and Harvard Business school (M.D., 1954).

## Career (1958-Present)

Bok taught business studies at Harvard beginning in 1958 and was selected dean of the business school there (1968–1971) after Dean Erwin Griswold was appointed Solicitor-General of the United States. He then was elevated as the university's 25th president (1971–current), succeeding Nathan M. Pusey. In the mid-1970s Bok negotiated with Radcliffe College president Matina Horner the "non-merger merger" between Harvard and Radcliffe Colleges that was a major step in the final merger of the two institutions.

Bok's focus is on advancing Harvard University through strategic business methods. He serves on several boards, including as an honorary member of the Board of International Relations and Diplomacy alongside Dr. Elizabeth McCord.

## Personal Life

In 1955, Bok married Swedish sociologist and philosopher Sissela Bok (née Myrdal) (daughter of the Swedish economist Gunnar Myrdal and the politician and diplomat Alva Myrdal, both Nobel laureates), who received her doctorate from Harvard in 1970.

His daughter, Hilary Bok, is a philosophy professor at Johns Hopkins University. Bok is the son of Pennsylvania Supreme Court justice Curtis Bok and Margaret Plummer Bok; the grandson of Dutch-born Ladies' Home Journal editor Edward Bok and Mary Louise Curtis, founder of the Curtis Institute of Music; the cousin of prominent Maine folklorist Gordon Bok; and the great-grandson of Cyrus H. K. Curtis, founder of the Curtis Publishing Company, publisher of national magazines such as The Saturday Evening Post.
Brigham Fitzgerald

**Alma mater:** University of Arkansas School of Law

**Brigham John Fitzgerald**, (June 8, 1977 - June 21, 2028), was an American lawyer and politician serving as the Representative for the Southwestern region from 2024 until his death in 2028. He describes himself as a Libertarian-Conservative. Fitzgerald was raised as a Mormon and has served as a missionary in Belgium. He moved to Arkansas when he was 26 years old.
Governor of the Northeast

The **Governor of New York** is the head of government of the region of the Northeast. The governor is the head of the executive branch. The governor has a duty to enforce state laws and the power to appoint officers to the United States Senate in times of a vacancy, or write a writ of special election for the vacancy in the House of Representatives.
1917 United States gubernatorial elections (Season V)

**United States gubernatorial elections** were held on 6 November 1917, in two states. Virginia holds its gubernatorial elections in odd numbered years, every 4 years, following the United States presidential election year. Massachusetts at this time held gubernatorial elections every year, which it would abandon in 1920
1980 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **1980 Presidential Election** was the 49th quadrennial election in American history. It was held on Tuesday, November 4th, 1980. Democrat Governor of Oklahoma William Baker Stone was victorious against former Republican Alabama Governor Malcolm Joyce.Stone won the electoral vote with 308 to Joyce's 230. Stone won 23 states and the District of Columbia while Joyce won 27.

## Statistics

### Close States

     Stone

     Joyce

Margin of victory was less than 1% (36 electoral votes)

1. **Connecticut**, 0.25%
2. **Washington**, 0.38%
3. **Tennessee**, 0.44%
4. **Kentucky**, 0.62%

Margin of victory was less than 5% (158 electoral votes)

1. **Michigan**, 1.16%
2. **California**, 1.65% *(tipping point state)*
3. **Massachusetts**, 1.99%
4. **Hawaii**, 2.25%
5. **New Jersey**, 2.53%
6. **Wisconsin**, 3.11%
7. **Iowa**, 3.15%
8. **Georgia**, 3.74%
9. **Texas**, 3.83%

Margin of victory more than 5%, but less than 10% (101 electoral votes):

1. **Missouri**, 5.09%
2. **Vermont**, 5.41%
3. **Oregon**, 5.46%
4. **Ohio**, 5.49%
5. **Louisiana**, 6.08%
6. **Maryland**, 6.19%
7. **Illinois**, 6.85%
8. **South Carolina**, 7.82%
9. **Pennsylvania**, 9.24%
Attorney General

The **United States Attorney General** (**A.G.**) is the chief lawyer of the federal government of the United Statesand head of the United States Department of Justice per 28 U.S.C. § 503, concerned with all legal affairs.

Under the Appointments Clause of the United States Constitution, the officeholder is nominated by the President of the United States and appointed with the advice and consent of the United States Senate. The U.S. Constitution provides that civil officers of the United States, which would include the U.S. Attorney General, may be impeached by Congress for treason, bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors. The United States Attorney General may be removed at will by the President of the United States under the Supreme Court decision *Myers v. United States*, which found that executive branch officials may be removed without the consent of any entity. In cases of the federal death penalty, the power to seek the death penalty rests with the U.S. Attorney General.

## List of Attorney Generals

### Edition II, Season I

List of Attorney Generals
Bernadette Stone

**Preceded by:** NPC (D)

**Bernadette Stone** (born June 30, 1943) is an American politician and Senator who is currently chair of the Progressive Party. She ran for President in 1988. She is the former Representative for the Northeast's 3rd, which she represented from its creation in 1991 until 1995. Before that, she served as the Representative of the Northeast's 2nd District from 1989 until its redistricting in 1991. She served as Governor of Pennsylvania from 1989 to 1990 and again from 1991 to 1999. She served as the Acting Secretary of the Treasury from 1990 to 1991. She defeated Ohio Governor George Voinovich in the November 1994 midterms to become the junior Senator from the Northeast, serving alongside Donna Meadows. After Donna Meadows' death, Stone became the senior senator from the Northeast, serving alongside John Warner. Stone then retired after her one term in 1999. In 2013, Stone cane out of retirement and announced a run to return as governor and representative. After the firing of Adam Smith, Jr. as Secretary of State, Stone was nominated by President Huges and confirmed by the Senate unanimously.
Governor of the Northwest

The **Governor of the Northwest** is the head of government of the Region of the Northwest. The governor is the head of the executive branch. The governor has a duty to enforce state laws and the power to appoint officers to the United States Senate in times of a vacancy, or write a writ of special election for the vacancy in the House of Representatives.

## List of Governors

Governors of the Northeast
 1980
1986 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

### Special elections during the 111th Congress

In these special elections, the winner was seated once they qualified and their elections were certified. Sorted by election date, then state, then class.

 NorthwestClass A
* **Margaret Kitzhaber** 58.6%
* Richard Bryan (D) 41.4%
 NorthwestClass B
* **Sarah Craig** 57.1%
* John "Pat" Williams (D) 42.9%
 PacificClass A
* **Wesley Townley** (D) 62.2%
* Pete Wilson (C) 37.8%
Herwig von Wutzbach

**Dieser Artikel ist ein Stub.**

Du kannst dem **Wiki der Verborgenen Lande** helfen, indem du ihn erweiterst.**Herwig von Wutzbach** *(\*13. Februar 1161 in Wutzbach, Grafschaft Hirschfeld, Königreich Wengland*) ist im 12./13. Jh. Herr der Baronie Wutzbach in der Grafschaft Hirschfeld im Königreich Wengland.
Edward Einhowser

**Edward Einhowser** (December 19, 1911 - November 20, 1992) was an American politician who was the 36th and 43rd President of the United States, and the second person to serve two non-consecutive terms after Grover Cleveland (1959 - 1961 & 1981 - 1984). He served as the 44th Speaker of the House, was in the Senate from 1965 to 1977, was Senate Majority Leader from 1971 to 1977, and served as the Representative for the Southwest's 4th district from 1977 to 1981. He was a major contender for the Republican primary for the 1980 Presidential Election. He won the election though a House contingent election after no candidate received the majority of electoral votes. He died of a stroke whilst he was staying in a hotel room in November 1992.
Andrew Bolt

**Andrew Bolt** (March 23, 1932 - November 4, 1993) is an American politician. He is the Representative for the Midwest's third district, the current Secretary of the Treasury, and the House Majority Leader. He served as White House Chief of Staff from 1983 to 1989 and again during 1993 until his death.
Wiki stories

**wiki stories** is a series of comics and short stories. It got cancelled on 9/10/18 because Views needs time to work on other projects. A revival started in June 2021.

## Characters

### Main

* Views
* Happier
* Grass Girl (discontinued)
* Kyle (discontinued)
* Choco Boi (discontinued)
* Bendy

### Reoccuring

* Stupe (discontinued)
* Lura (discontinued)
* Gourd Guard

## Comics

Comics can be found here. They are exclusive to that wiki.

## CGI Comics

CGI Comics were intended to be created for Season 2 of wiki stories. Only one was finished, but was deleted.

## wiki storeez

A discontinued YouTube series. Channel has been deleted.

## Short Stories

Made by Happierclickers. Some of the plots were used in the comics.

* [1]Sticky Situation
* [2]Confusion
* [3]You Thought!
* [4]Stupe Is Mine!
* [5]Package Warning
* [6]100 Edits?
* [7]The Hundredth Thought
* [8]Hciwdnas
* [9]Revenge Is Served Cold Now
* [10]The Unexpected From The Solitaire
* [11]Resurrection of Barrel Beauty
* [12]Bag Full O' Stuff

### Crapposts

Made by Happier. Not Part of Wiki Stories Canon.

* [13]Happier's New Interest

## Spin offs

### Jelupe

Jelupe is a cancelled spin-off to wiki stories. The stories can be found here.

## Extras

You can see other stuff about the series here.

* Cultural References
Adam Hart

**Years Active:** 2001-2001

**Adam Hart**(born March 17, 1979-February 24th, 2002) was an American military veteran. He served as the Director of National Intelligence.

## Early Life

Adam was born into a troubled family in Boston, Massachusetts. His mother died during childbirth and his dad was a retired Army Ranger with PTSD from Vietnam. He was put into foster care at age 4 because his father couldn't take care of him. A family named the Roberts took him in and raised him. They were a caring family and took good care of him through hard times.

## Education

Adam was a fantastic high school student in terms of academics. He had A's and B's all through school and was well-liked by his teachers. He got a Bachelor's Degree in International Affairs from the University of Wyoming, minoring in Philosophy.

## US Army

In 2001, Adam enlisted in the US Army as an infantry officer. After passing basic training, he was sent to Fort Carson's 38th Infantry Regiment. He spent a few moths at the regiment before being nominated as the Director of National Intelligence and was given an administrative discharge by Secretary of Defense Ethan Barnes.

## Director of National Intelligence

Adam became the Director of National Intelligence on November 1st, 2001. On February 24th, 2002, he jumped 240 feet from his office to his death.
1984 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **1984 Presidential Election** was the 50th quadrennial election in American history. It was held on Tuesday, November 6th, 1984. Concurrent to that day House and Senate elections were also held. Incumbent Democrat William Stone beat Republican Senator Ethan Barnes, winning 322 electoral votes and 23 states, to 216 electoral votes and 27 states. This election marks the second election in a row where Democrats won the electoral college without winning a majority of states.
Cabinet

The **Cabinet of the United States** is part of the executive branch of the federal government of the United States. The Cabinet's role, inferred from the language of the Opinion Clause (Article II, Section 2, Clause 1) of the Constitution is to serve as an advisory body to the President of the United States. Additionally, the Twenty-fifth Amendment authorizes the Vice President, together with a majority of certain members of the Cabinet, to declare the president "unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office". Among the senior officers of the Cabinet are the Vice President and the heads of the federal executive departments, all of whom—if eligible—are in the line of succession. Members of the Cabinet (except for the Vice President) serve at the pleasure of the President, who can dismiss them at will for no cause. All federal public officials, including Cabinet members, are also subject to impeachment by the House of Representatives and trial in the Senate for "treason, bribery, and other high crimes and misdemeanors".

The President can also unilaterally designate senior White House staffers, heads of other federal agencies and the Ambassador to the United Nations as members of the Cabinet, although this is a symbolic status marker and does not, apart from attending Cabinet meetings, confer any additional powers.

## 1980s Cabinet

### Seo Cabinet

 Secretary of the Treasury | 70th - Oliver Bercow | January 20, 1997
 Secretary of Defense | 19th - Carissa Cole | January 20, 1997
 Attorney General | 76th - Mark Kealoha
 Richard Borgan*(Acting)* | May 17, 1999
 Secretary of the Interior | 43rd - Martin Hanson

### Walia Cabinet

 Secretary of the Treasury | 73rd - Jiwon Seo | January 20, 2005
 Secretary of Defense | 21st - Carissa Cole | January 20, 2005
 Attorney General | 78th - Benjamin Krauss | January 20, 2005
 Secretary of the Interior | 45th - David Clay | January 20, 2005
 Secretary of Homeland Security | 1st - Moshe Rahm Emanuel | May 11, 2007

## 2016 Cabinets

### Web Hobo Cabinet

 **Secretary of the Treasury** | Jane Dockery
 **Secretary of Defense** | Rand Paul
 **Attorney General** | Sherrod Brown
 **Secretary of the Interior** | John Doe

Former Ministers under Web Hobo

 **Secretary of the Treasury** | Hadrian Potter

### Pence Cabinet

Pence nominated his cabinet members to the Senate on February 14th.

* **Secretary of State:**Robert Bouldin
* **Secretary of Defense:**Timofei Dnoekri
* **Secretary of the Treasury:**  Hadrian Potter
* **Attorney General:**  Brigham Fitzgerald
* **Secretary of the Interior:**  Rick Perry

 **Secretary of Defense** | Timofei Dnoekri
 **Secretary of the Treasury** | Hadrian Potter
 **Attorney General** | Brigham Fitzgerald
 **Secretary of the Interior** | Rick Perry

## 1970s Cabinets

### Kennedy’s Cabinet

 Secretary of the Treasury | Joseph W. Barr
1964 Presidential Election

The **1964 Presidential Election** was the 45th quadrennial election held in American history on November 8, 1964. Incumbent Richard Nixon faced Democratic Party Chair Russell Long. Representative Bean Carson ran as a third party candidate. Concurrent to that day Senate and House elections were also held. After a grueling campaign season, The Democratic ticket of Russell Long and James Bailey were declared the winners.

Independent candidate, Representative Bean Carson was able to secure 122 electoral votes, The most of any third party or independent candidate to date.

## Recounts

* Long: 52.97%
* Nixon: 46.12%
* Carson: 0.91%

Pennsylvania (No Flip):

* Long: 42.32%
* Nixon: 42.12%
* Carson: 15.56%

Nebraska (No Flip):

* Long: 53.71%
* Nixon: 41.10%
* Carson: 5.19%

* Carson: 39.60%
* Nixon: 39.15%
* Carson: 29.25%

* Long: 47.31%
* Nixon: 45.68%
* Carson: 7.01%

Washington (Flip D to I):

* Carson: 39.74%
* Long: 31.11%
* Nixon: 29.15%

Virginia (Flip D to R):

* Nixon: 48.92%
* Long: 44.31%
* Carson: 6.77%

## Results

### Close States

     Russell Long

     Richard Nixon

     Bean Carson

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (104)

1. Pennsylvania, 0.20%
2. California, 0.45%
3. Indiana, 0.49%
4. South Carolina, 0.75%
5. Rhode Island, 0.86%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5% (189)

1. North Carolina, 1.04%
2. New Jersey, 1.18%
3. New York, 1.30%
4. Ohio, 1.63%
5. Georgia, 1.87%
6. Kansas, 2.95%
7. Utah, 2.86%
8. Michigan, 2.93%
9. Arkansas, 3.38%
10. Maryland, 4.08%
11. Virginia, 4.61%
12. Alaska, 4.85%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% and less than 10%

1. Arizona,
2. Florida,
3. Missouri,
4. Illinois, 6.85%
5. Tennessee,
6. Kentucky
7. Nevada,
8. New Hampshire
9. Washington, 8.63%
10. Oklahoma
11. New Mexico
12. Montana
13. South Dakota

### Results Table

 Richard Nixon
 *Write ins* |  | 460,793
 Total
2000 Presidential Election (Season IX)

The **2000 United States presidential election** was the 54th quadrennial United States presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 7, 2000. Democratic Party nominee, Hudson Kessler was the incumbent United States Senator from the Midwest, the republican nominee was John Cook, the other incumbent United States Senator from the midwest. Hudson Kessler won the election, in what is the closes election (by popular vote) since the 1960 presidential election.

Incumbent President Bill Clinton was ineligible to run for re-election, Incumbent Vice President Al Gore choose not to run. Hudson Kessler won the democratic nomination with relative ease, against Former Senator Jeremy Starke. John Cook secured the republican nomination against John McMaster, whom he chose as his running mate before the convention.

Many controversies surrounded the states of Louisiana and Pennsylvania, which were won by very close margins, and prompted Congressional republicans to object to the electoral certification, both objections failed and congress certified Hudson Kessler as president.
1982 United States gubernatorial elections (Edition II; Season I)

**United States gubernatorial elections** were held on November 2, 1982, in 3 states and two territories. The Democratic party had a net gain of three seats. This election coincided with the Senate and the House elections. Democrats swept the elections, netting 3 seats, with two Whig and a Progressive incumbent not contesting.

## Election results

A bolded state name features an article about the specific election.

### States

 **Midwest** | James R. Thompson
 **Pacific** | Spark Matsunaga
Anthony McDermott

Pictured with his wife Barbi Brown

## Childhood

Antonio "Anthony" Vito McDermott was born in Palermo, the capital of the island of Sicily. His father was Luciano Leggio, the boss of the Corleone clan and one of the main instigators of the Second Mafia War. He never attended school but was taught by his mother, which allowed him to take his GED exam when he came to America, which was in 1974, after his father was imprisoned was multiple murder convictions. His mother then changed their last names to McDermott, but never filed it legally once they crossed into America.

## Coming to America

Once he arrived to America, he was known around the streets as Tony, due to his birth name being Antonio. He was invited to the L.A. Mafia when he turned 15 and then proceeded to dedicate his his late teens to the lifestyle. At the age of 19, he was initiated as a made man and began working with the group. At the age of 21, he was a suspect for cleaning up the murder of a local mobster in Las Vegas. He was sentenced to four years in prison but released early due to a lack of evidence. After he got out of jail, he began associating with big names in the Los Angeles crime family, and began legitimizing his image.

## Business

Anthony McDermott is the founder of the McDermott Group. He is the majority owner of the Golden State Warriors, majority owner of the Los Angeles Clippers and the minority owner of the Los Angeles Lakers. The McDermott Group is in control of 206 Mercedes-Benz dealerships across the country, Jolla Fitness, McDermott Promotions, McDermott Penthouses and Enchanté, a supper club located on the Santa Monica Pier. As of 2014, the McDermott Group has over 6000 active employees. From 2003 to 2007, McDermott hosted a talk show on Fox. Anthony McDermott boasts a net worth of over $6 billion dollars.

## Political Life

Anthony McDermott served as Speaker of the House for a short time from January 1997 to October 1997. Anthony was a representative from 1990-1998 for California, then retired for 6 years, coming back as a Senator in 2004 and retiring from politics in 2010. He served as the White House Chief of Staff from 2008-2014 and from 2013-2014 as the Secretary of the Treasury Department. Anthony McDermott stepped down from both positions in 2014 due to personal reasons. From June 2001 to August 2001, he served as the Mayor of Beverly Hills.

## Family Life

Anthony McDermott began his family back in 1985 with his fiancee Martha McDermott. Martha and Anthony have 8 children together and are currently separated. In 2005, Anthony met his current wife, Barbi Brown at a party at the Playboy Mansion. They have been married since 2005, and have three kids together. Anthony has two children out of wedlock, with different mothers.
1984 House of Representatives elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1984 United States House of Representatives elections** was an election for the United States House of Representatives in 1984 which coincided with President Alexander Reichwald's re-election campaign, elections to the United States Senate, gubernatorial elections, and local elections. Democrats, despite projections from news outlets, held onto their majority.

## Overview

↓

**Summary of the November 2, 1982 election results**

 Source: Election Office - Office of the Clerk

## Southeast

 Southeast 1 | Edwin Edwards | Conservative
* **Bill Gunter** (D) 59.6%
* Dave Treen (C) 40.4%
 Southeast 2 | Dick Davis | Conservative
* **Dick Davis** (C) 60.5%
* Paula Jiminez (D) 39.5%
 Southeast 3 | Bill McCollum | Democratic
* **Bill McCollum** (D) 54.8%
* Bob Martinez (C) 45.2%

## Midwest

 Midwest 1 | Elford A. Cederberg | Conservative
* **Elford A. Cederberg** (C) 62.2%
* Joseph Teasdale (D) 37.8%
 Midwest 2 | Chuck Grassley | Conservative
* **Richard Durbin** (D) 51.6%
* Chuck Grassley (R) 48.4%
 Midwest 3 | Howard Ackerman | Conservative
* **Howard Ackerman** (C) 70.5%
* Sander Levin (D) 29.5%

## Southwest

 Southwest At Large | Beau Guss | Conservative
* **Charlene Fernandez** (D) 55.2%
* Beau Guss (I-C) 44.8%

## Northwest

 Northwest At Large | Gary Hart | Democratic
* **Gary Hart** (D) 58.3%
* Jake Garn (C) 41.7%

## Pacific

 Pacific 1 | Wesley J. Townley | Democratic
* **Liam Barclay** (C) 57.3%
* Meredith Gray (D) 42.7%
 Pacific 2 | Judy Chen | Democratic
* **Judy Chen** (D) 60.1%
* Mark Hatfield (C) 39.9%
1992 United States Presidential Election (Season VI)

The **1992 United States presidential election** was the 52nd quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992. Democratic Senator Xander Tallhone of New Jersey defeated incumbent Republican President George H. W. Bush, independent businessman Ross Perot of Texas, and a number of minor candidates. This election marked the end of a period of Republican dominance that began in 1968.
2008 Presidential Election

The **2008 United States Presidential Election** was the 56th quadrennial presidential election in American history. It was held on Tuesday, November 4th, 2008. Concurrent on that day, House and Senate elections were also held. Progressive Karrington Hughes faced off against Republican Governor Gordon Mirani III.

## Nominations

### Republican Party Nominations

* Governor Gordon Mirani III
* Former Senator Britton Nikolas
* Senator Randy Forbes
* Governor Andrew Barnes
* Former President Joseph Teasdale

#### Withdrawn Candidates

* Joseph Teasdale, former President(Withdrew on June 9, 2008)

### Primaries

 Gordon Mirani III
 Andrew Barnes

### Progressive Party Nominations

* Vice President Kushina Uzumaki
* Senate Majority Leader Adam Smith Jr.
* Governor Katherine Yura
* Karrington Hughes
* Donald Trump

#### Withdrawn Candidates

* Katherine Yura, Governor of New Jersey(withdrew on January 10, 2008)
* Adam Smith Jr., Acting Secretary of State(withdrew on May 27, 2008)
* Donald Trump(withdrew on June 1, 2008)

### Primaries

 Karrington Hughes
 Adam Smith Jr.

## Results

#### Recounts

* Mirani
	+ Michigan: **Stays Dem**
	+ Arizona: **Flips GOP**
	+ Louisiana: **Flips GOP**
* Karrington
	+ Arizona: **Stays GOP**
	+ Louisiana: **Flips Dem**
	+ Maine: **Flips Dem**

### Close States

     Karrington Hughes

     Gordon Mirani III

States where the margin of victory was less than 1%(19 electoral votes):

1. Michigan, 0.27%
2. Maine, 0.52%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5%(33 electoral votes):

1. Tennessee, 1.04%
2. Arkansas, 1.38%
3. Wisconsin, 1.64%
4. West Virginia, 2.41%
5. New Jersey, 3.68%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% and less than 10%(150 electoral votes)

1. Louisiana, 5.27%
2. Texas, 5.53%
3. Ohio, 5.79%
4. Maryland, 6.06%
5. Arizona, 6.18%
6. Virginia, 7.12%
7. Florida, 7.17%
8. Minnesota, 8.08%
9. Maine, 9.52%

### Results Table

 *Write ins* |  | 144,910
 Total
Dante Vanse II

**Dante Euiler Vanse II** (born June 6, 1936) is an American politician and member of the House of Representatives from Northeast's 5th congressional district, serving since 1977. He is currently the House Minority Leader, elected in 1981. In 1980, Vanse was selected as the running mate of Bruno Rizzo, which was defeated by ticket of Alex Reichwald and Selena Alcantara.
1970 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1970 United States Senate elections** were the elections to the United States Senate that were held on November 3, 1970. These elections, held during the first year of the Kennedy and Jefferson administrations were held alongside elections to the United States House of Representatives, and other state and local elections.

### Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning January 3, 1971 ordered by state.

All of the elections involved the Class B seats.

## Southeast

Southeast

 Party
 Percentage

The **1970 Southeast Senate election** took place on November 3rd, 1970 during the 1970 interim elections. Incumbent Allen Ellender ran for re-election, and faced off against State Legislator Bill Cramer in the general election.

Ellender won re-election comfortably, with 55.30% of the vote, compared to Cramers 44.70%, and was sworn in on January 3, 1971.

1970 Southeast Senate election

## Midwest

Midwest

 Party
 Percentage

The **1970 Midwest Senate election** took place on November 3rd, 1970 during the 1970 interim elections. Adlai Stevenson III faced off against Lawyer, Lar Daly. Stevenson would be elected with 57% of the vote. He would replace retiring incumbent Charles Keller.

1970 Midwest Senate election

## Southwest

Midwest

 Party
 Percentage

The 1970 Southwest Senate election occurred on November 3rd, 1970 along with the other midterm elections. Incumbent Cal Dempsey, elected in 1964 did not seek re-election. New Mexico governor Joseph Montoya defeated Republican Anderson Carter 56% to 44%.

1970 Southwest Senate election

## Northwest

Northwest

 Party
 Percentage

The 1970 Northwest Senate election occurred on November 3rd, 1970, among other elections to the United States Senate. Paul Laxalt, appointed in 1968 to continue the term left vacant by former senator Patrick Esparza who retired after being appointed Secretary of Defense. Laxalt chose not to run for re-election. Former Utah Governor Wallace Bennet faced Utah Attorney General Frank Moss and America First candidate Clyde Freeman. Bennet won the election with a margin of 191,000 votes.

1970 Northwest Senate election
2016 Presidential Election

**The 2016 Presidential Election**was the 58th quadrennial election held in American history on November 4rd, 2016. In a very large victory, the Democratic ticket of Hadrian Potter and Vice President Henry A. Wallace defeated Donald Trump and Mike Pence  to become the 46th and 47th President and Vice President respectively. Concurrent to that day, the House and Senate elections were held.
Bradley Farrell

**Succeeded by:** J. Kenneth Robinson

**Bradley Farrell** (born February 23, 1940) is an American politician. He served as the 42nd President for 18 days when Hego resigned to get sworn into the United States Senate. Prior to that, Farrell served as the 44th Vice President from 1989 to 1997, Senator from the Southeast from 1979 to 1989 and Representative from the 3rd district from 1967 to 1979.
2024 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **2024 United States presidential election** occurred on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. Incumbent President Andrew Williams declined to run for re-election. The Democratic ticket of Pacific Dmitri Lel' and House Majority Leader Jackie Park faced the Republican ticket of Southeast Senator Jeremiah Lovecraft and Senate Minority Leader Ryan Dennis and the independent ticket of Representative Martin Hanson and Senator Carissa Cole, both from the Southeast. In a second contingent election, Martin Hanson was elected President, with the Senate choosing House Minority Leader Jackie Park.

Due to Williams' poor approval ratings in 2023, the president announced he would not run for re-election. Similar to the 1996 presidential election, no major contests occurred for either party's candidate. After strong social media support, Representative Martin Hanson launched his campaign in mid-November 2023. Most of the normal primary season was taken up by Hanson's campaign canvassing signatures in all but seven states.

The general election was dominated by the Democrats insisting that a Lel' administration avoid the scandalous issues that plagued the previous administration, the Republicans pushing that Lel' was a communist and would bring more of the ideas into the public mainstream. Hanson's general campaign instead, insisted that both candidates would not be partisan and only his independent candidacy would be truly bipartisan.

## 2025 Contingent Election

As no presidential candidate had won an absolute electoral vote majority, the responsibility for electing a new president devolved upon the U.S. House of Representatives, which held a contingent election on January 11, 2005. As prescribed by the Twelfth Amendment, the House was limited to choosing from among the three candidates who received the most electoral votes: Dmitri Lel', Jeremiah Lovecraft, and Martin Hanson. Each Representative, votes were based on how many whole states were within their districts voted for each candidate. As there are 52 states, 27 are needed for a majority.

## Results

 Jeremiah Lovecraft
 *Others* | 1,866,861
 Total

### Close States

     Dmitri Lel'

     Jeremiah Lovecraft

     Martin Hanson

States where the margin was less than 1% (43 electoral votes)

1. **New Hampshire:** 0.06%
2. **Missouri:** 0.10%
3. **Puerto Rico:** 0.12%
4. **Louisiana:** 0.35%
5. **Michigan:** 0.93%

States where the margin was less than 5% (108 electoral votes)

1. **Colorado:** 1.02%
2. **Oklahoma:** 1.07%
3. **Massachusetts:** 1.13%
4. **Virginia:** 1.56%
5. **Maine:** 1.81%
6. **Ohio:** 1.83%
7. **Nevada:** 2.01%
8. **Texas:** 2.36%

States where the margin was less than 5% (164 electoral votes)

1. **California:** 5.11%
2. **North Carolina:** 5.56%
3. **Georgia:** 6.04%
4. **Montana:** 6.13%
5. **Pennsylvania:** 6.27%
6. **Tennessee:** 7.66%
7. **Wisconsin:** 7.69%
8. **Arkansas:** 8.11%
9. **Illinois:** 8.35%
10. **Arizona:** 9.06%
Andrew Young

**Andrew Young**(born June 8, 1953) is an African-American politician serving as the House Majority Leader for the Republican Party. He has been representing the South Eastern Second District since 1977. He previously ran for Pacific Senate but lost to Luke Williams in what was a surprisingly close race. Young is currently married to Annette Young-Jackson, Mayor of Mobile.
Governor of the Pacific

The **Governor of the Pacific** is the head of government of the Region of the Pacific. The governor is the head of the executive branch. The governor has a duty to enforce state laws and the power to appoint officers to the United States Senate in times of a vacancy, or write a writ of special election for the vacancy in the House of Representatives.

## List of Governors

Governors of the Pacific
 2
Cotton Club Marriage Protests

* Federal Bureau of Investigation
* Merryweather Security
* Private security details
* protesters for gay marriage
* Justice Front
 * 220 Merryweather security agents
* 2 HVYLFT helicopters
* Numerous APCs and light vehicles
 * No casualties

The **Cotton Club Marriage Protests** was a protest done at the Cotton Club in New York City on June 21st, 1991. Originally a protest at the marriage between Kushina Uzumaki and Christina Seo, it eventually caused the deaths of 554 protesters and injuring 1240 others.

## Background

On June 11th, Kushina Uzumaki announced to the people of Virginia that she was getting married to California Governor and Pacific Representative Christina Seo on June 21st. This announcement was met with mixed feelings both in-state and nationwide.

## Ceremony

During the wedding, Andrew Bolt came inside and began loudly objecting to the marriage before he was removed by the hired private security. He successfully sneaked into the wedding and was once again forcibly removed to the kitchen. A few minutes later, 1800 AAMO protesters began to show up and get rowdy, as soon as the wedding was concluded most of the guests, including New York Governor Anton Walker and Hawaii Governor Kawehi Natua.

At 4:40 PM, the ceremony's conclusion, AAMO members fired at the hovering HVYLFT helicopter attempting to prevent it from landing to get the rest of the guests out. What followed was 30 minutes of a firefight. Inside, Kushina, Christina, and her kids went through an old underground railroad tunnel beneath the kitchen, while James Brewer, Daniel McIverson, and Vermont Governor Kirk Tomman were grabbed by Brewer's own detail at the rear of the club. The newly-wed couple came out of the tunnel by Central Park West and checked into the Plaza Hotel for the next week.

## Aftermath

Following this Virginia, California, New York, Vermont and Hawaii enacted harsh gun control measures. Virginia also declared the AAMO a terrorist organization and put an arrest-on-site order for the group.
1982 United States House of Representatives Elections

The **1982 United States Congressional Elections** was an election held for the United States House of Representatives on November 2, 1982. The Democratic Party and Republican Party swapped seat but the Republicans maintained their slim majority. With the foundation of the Modern Whig Party, 2 seats gained, one of which was a former Republican. Reform lost one seat and Dean of the House Ricardo Alvarez.
2012 Presidential Election

The **2012 United State Presidential election** was the 57th quadrennial election in American history. It occurred on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Concurrent to that day House and Senate elections occurred. Incumbent President Karrington Hughes with a Green Party joint ticket, beat Orange County Supervisor Thomas Snyder.
97th United States Congress (Edition II; Season I)

January 3, 1981 – January 3, 1983

The **97th United States Congress** was a meeting of the legislative branch of the United States federal government, composed of the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives. It met in Washington, D.C. from January 3, 1981, to January 3, 1983, during the final weeks of Cal Dempsey's presidency and the first two years of Alexander Reichwald's presidency.

## Leadership

### Senate

* President: Vacant until January 20, 1981
	+ Selena Alcantara (BMP), since January 20, 1981
* President pro tempore: Shirley Chisholm (D) until February 6, 1981
	+ Henry Jefferson (BMP), since February 6, 1981

#### Majority (Democratic) leadership

* Senate Majority Leader: Trenton Xavier
* Senate Majority Whip: Charles Keller
* Senate Caucus Chair: Shirley Chisholm
* Senate Caucus Vice Chair: Catherine Maine
* Senatorial Campaign Committee Chairwoman: Francesca Rodriguez-Zapatero

#### Minority (Whig) leadership

* Senate Minority Leader: Jimmy Oglethorpe
* Senate Minority Whip: Daniel White
* Senate Caucus Chair: Dick Cheney

### House of Representatives

* Speaker: Sarah McNamara since August 28, 1976

#### Majority (Democratic) leadership

* House Majority Leader: Judy Chen
* House Majority Whip:Wes Townley
* House Caucus Chair: Bill McCollum
* House Caucus Vice Chair: Millicent Fenwick
* House Campaign Committee Chairman: Bobbie Westway

#### Minority (Conservative) leadership

* House Minority Leader: Dante Vanse II
* House Minority Whip: Morgan Hampton
* House Caucus Chair: Jeanna Stuart
* House Caucus Vice Chair: Beau Guss
* House Campaign Committee Chairman: Howard Ackerman

## Members

### Senate

Senators are popularly elected statewide every two years, with one-third beginning new six-year terms with each Congress, In this Congress, Class B meant their term ended with this Congress, requiring reelection in 1982; Class C meant their term began in the last Congress, requiring reelection in 1984; and Class A meant their term began in this Congress, requiring reelection in 1986.

▌ C. Shirley Chisholm (D)
▌ A. Susan Collins (BMP)
Southeast
▌ C. Jimmy Oglethorpe (W)
▌ B. Francesca Rodriguez-Zapatero (D)
Midwest
▌ A. Daniel White (W)
▌ B. Charles Keller (D) | Southwest
▌ C. Trenton Xavier (D)
▌ B. Lorena Flores (D)
Northwest
▌ A. Dick Cheney (AC)
▌ B. Thomas Kirkman (D)
Pacific
▌ A. Catherine Maine (BMP)
▌ C. Henry Jefferson (BMP)

### House of Representatives

The names of members of the House of Representatives are preceded by their district numbers.

▌1. Sarah McNamara (D)
▌2. Millicent Fenwick (BMP)
▌3. Bobbie Westway (BMP)
▌4. Jeanna Stuart (AC)
▌5. Dante Vanse II (AC)
Southeast
▌1. Jack Edwards (W)
▌2. Robert Morgan (D)
▌3. Bill McCollum (D)
Midwest
▌1. Morgan Hampton (W)
▌2. James F. Andrews (AC)
▌3. Howard Ackerman (W) | Southwest
▌At-large. Beau Guss (AC)
Northwest
▌At-large. Gary Hart (D)
Pacific
▌1. Judy Chen (D)
▌2. Wesley J. Townley (BMP)