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House Minority Leader

The **House Minority Leader** is the "leader of the opposition" in the House of Representatives and sets the agenda of the minority party during the term. Unlike the Speaker and Majority Leader, the vote for Minority Leader isn't partaken by the minority's caucuses but instead is granted to the loser of the at-large Speaker vote. Traditionally, minority leaders go on to serve as the Speaker when their party is in power.
Office tab

The **Office tab** is the first tab the player will come across when starting a new game. The following will give an overview of each of the sub-tabs located within

## Summary

The Summary tab shows the current Chief of Staff, the concepts, the option to replace, the remaining work hours, and the messages and scheduled items that will appear.

## Legislation

The title is self-explanatory. This tab allows the player to write legislation(if they are currently in a job that allows them to do so). Here you can also see news of the bill that the A.I. proposes, as well as the statuses of your own bills.

## Challenges

Here challenges, either consisting of constituent requests or campaign promises will appear from time to time, and completing them gives Political Points.

## Contacts

Main article: Contacts
Contacts are organizations and Political Action Committees (PACs), that are based on sets of ideological and partisan parameters. They have trust with the player, from 0 to 100%, and the closer to 100% one is, the more money the Orgs and PACs will give to the player during a campaign.

## Districts

This allows the player to see the history of the districts they are currently located in, from School Board to the Senate seats.

## Jobs

This tab gives a list of jobs that are available. There won't be a job open every year.

* School Board Member
* City Councilman
* Mayor
* State Representative
* State Senator
* Governor
* U.S. Representative
* Senator
* President

### Party Chair

The party chair is responsible for supporting party candidates in their electoral campaigns. This includes recruiting candidates who are likely to win, selecting a party platform that voters will support, adjusting the campaign platform of each candidate to match the values of their district, and using available resources to increase turnout, register voters, and influence public opinion.

* City
* State House
* State Senate
* State
* House (Region X)
* House - All Regions
* Senate

## Events

This shows what events can be done while in office. Currently limited fundraising for either your re-election bid, or fundraising for the party, which grants political points.

## Protégé

> a protégé is a person who is guided by a mentor to help advance the career of the protégé. The protégé will copy all of your policies, and will run for election in whichever district you decide. If a protégé does not have a position when you dismiss them, they will not run for any election and they will disappear from the political world.
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* 100 points = 1
* 250 points = 2
* 500 points = 3
* 2,500 points = 4
* 4,000 points = 5
* 20,000 points = 6
* 30,000 points = 10
* 1,000,000 points = 20
Presidential election state order

This page lists the order of states that are called during a Presidential election.

* Georgia (1)
* Indiana (2)
* Kentucky (3)
* South Carolina (4)
* Vermont (5)
* Virginia (6)
* North Carolina (7)
* Ohio (8)
* West Virginia (9)
* Alabama (10)
* Connecticut (11)
* Delaware (12)
* Washington D.C. (13)
* Florida (14)
* Illinois (15)
* Maine (16)
* Maryland (17)
* Massachusetts (18)
* Mississippi (19)
* Missouri (20)
* New Jersey (21)
* Oklahoma (22)
* Pennsylvania (23)
* Rhode Island (24)
* Tennessee (25)
* Arkansas (26)
* Arizona (27)
* Colorado (28)
* Kansas (29)
* Louisiana (30)
* Michigan (31)
* Minnesota (32)
* Nebraska (33)
* New Mexico (34)
* New York (35)
* North Dakota (36)
* South Dakota (37)
* Texas (38)
* Wisconsin (39)
* Wyoming (40)
* Iowa (41)
* Montana (42)
* Nevada (43)
* Utah (44)
* California (45)
* Hawaii (46)
* Idaho (47)
* Oregon (48)
* Washington (49)
* Alaska (50
Senate Judiciary Committee

## Information

### Description

The Senate Judiciary Committee oversees legislation concerning federal courts and criminal justice. It oversees the Department of Justice, considers executive nominations and review over legislation.

## House Information

### Counterpart

House Judiciary Committee

The **Senate Judiciary Committee** oversees legislation concerning federal courts and criminal justice. It oversees the Department of Justice, considers executive nominations and review over legislation.
Nebraska

**Nebraska** is a state in the midwestern United States. It borders South Dakota to the north, Iowa to the east, Missouri to the southeast, Kansas to the south, Colorado to the southwest, and Wyoming to the west. It has 5 electoral votes and is a *safe republican* state.

## Politics

### U.S. Representatives

 NE-2
 NE-3

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Nebraska, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Election/2040 United States Senate Elections (Pam Melendez)

The **2036 United States Senate elections** coincided with the re-election of Pam Melendez to the Presidency. Democrats had gained an outright majority in the previous Senate elections, and they gained four more seats during President Melendez's strong victory; including the Iowa seat of retiring Senate Republican leader Thomas Gagnon. Democrats also gained seats in Arizona, Indiana, and North Carolina.
Vermont

**Vermont** is a state located in the New England region of the United States. It borders New Hampshire to the east, New York to the west, and Massachusetts to the south. It has 3 electoral votes and is a *safe Democratic*state.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Vermont, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Peugeot

Peugeot (МФА (фр.): [pø.ʒo]; произношение названия близко к «*пёжо́*», однако в русском языке закрепилась транскрипция «*пежо́*») — один из основных французских производителей автомобилей, часть PSA Peugeot Citroën. По данным 2007 года материнская компания PSA Peugeot Citroën является вторым по величине в Европе производителем автомобилей.
Election/2014 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The 2014 **United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 4, 2014, which occurred in the middle of President Vince Ray's first term. Incumbent Gale Hibbert was re-elected to an eleventh term.

## Democratic Primary

* Winston Tucker
* Norman Phillippe

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## Republican Primary

10-term incumbent Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 2014
 Total votes
House Veterans' Affairs Committee

## Information

### Description

The House Veterans' Affairs Committee is responsible for legislation concerning the interests and well-being of veterans. Such legislation includes veteran health care and education programs.

## Structure

### Political parties

Democrat
Republican

## House Information

### Counterpart

Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee

The **House Veterans' Affairs Committee** is responsible for legislation concerning the interests and well-being of veterans. Such legislation includes veteran health care and education programs.
Purify Food and Drink

A 1st Level Transmutation spell

This spell can be cast as a Ritual

Casting time: 1 Action

Duration: Instantaneous

Range: 10’

Components: V, S

Can be learnt by: Cleric,
Druid, Paladin

All nonmagical food and drink within a 5’ radius sphere
centered on a point of your choice within range is purified and rendered free
of poison and disease.
Politician/Barack Obama

## Barack Obama

Honolulu, Hawaii, United States.

**Barack Hussein Obama** (born August 4, 1961; age 36) is an American politician and state senator. He is a member of the Democratic Party and a current state senator of the Illinois Legislature from District 13. Obama currently resides in Chicago, Illinois.

## Early Life and Career

Obama was born on August 4, 1961, at Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children in Honolulu, Hawaii.

### Education

Obama attended *Punahou School* - a private college-preparatory school on a scholarship from Grade 5 to when he graduated high school. After graduating from Punahou School in 1979, Obama went on to move to Los Angeles, California where he attended *Occidental College*. In 1981, he transferred in his junior year to *Columbia College, Columbia University* in New York City, New York and majored in Political Science with a specialty in International Relations and English Literature. In 1983, he graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science.

He attended Harvard Law School in 1988, being the first African-American person to head the Harvard Law Review. He graduated in 1991 with a Juris Degree in Constitutional Law.

### Early Career

Obama served as the Chairman of the Chicago Democratic Party in 2015. During his tenure, Obama's most notable achievement was making Brad Molloy, a 6 term Chicago City Councilor member from District 7, elected to the position of Mayor of Chicago.

### Legislative Career

#### Illinois State Senate

Obama was elected to the Chicago State Senate from District 13, which include parts of Hyde Park, as well as South Chicago. Obama succeeded Democratic incumbent, Judy Santana.

In the State Senate, Obama has worked and gotten bipartisan support on numerous issues, ranging from climate change, poverty, and crime. Obama most notably has increased the carbon tax on the fossil fuel industry, as well as increasing renewable energy tax credit, in an attempt to increase the use of renewable resources such as wind and solar.

Obama has also established a program that provides high-school education for the homeless who are in permanent housing, as well as providing assistance to low-income individuals' energy usage and establishing social services programs.

Obama established grants for drug courts at the local level which has rehabilitated approximately 4,660 drug criminals.

During Obama's first term, poverty, nonrenewable sources, education scores, as well as the economy has improved in Illinois.

State Senator Obama serves on the following committees:

* Transportation, Infrastructure, Housing and Community Development Committee
* Judiciary, Public Safety, and Corrections Committee
* Commerce, Labor, and Career Development Committee
Election/2010 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The 2010 **United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 2, 2010, which occurred in the middle of President Claude Daniel's second term. Incumbent Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a ninth term.

## Democratic Primary

* Dalton Reed
* Sydney Papadopoulos
* Carol Strand

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## Republican Primary

8-term incumbent Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 2010
 Total votes
Election/2026 Illinois Gubernatorial Election (William Parks)

The **2026 Illinois Gubernatorial Election** was held on November 3, 2026. Incumbent Governor Rob Peak decided not to seek re-election. Republican Congressman William Parks defeated Attorney Edgar Herder, the Democratic nominee to become the 48th Governor of Illinois.

## Republican Primary

* William Parks, U.S. Representative
* Mortimer Hartley, radio host
* Wesley Easton, attorney

## Results

Illinois Gubernatorial Election, 2026
 Total votes
Connecticut

**Connecticut** is the southernmost state in the New England region of the northeastern United States. It is bordered by Rhode Island to the east, Massachusetts to the north, New York to the west, and Long Island Sound to the south.

## Politics

### U.S. Representatives

 CT-2
 CT-3
 CT-4
 CT-5

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Connecticut, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Politician/Jill Tolles

2015

**Jill Tolles** (born 1991) is an American politician and former U.S. Senator from Nevada. A member of the Republican Party, Jill served in the House of Representatives from Nevada's second district over three distinct periods: from 2017 to 2023, from 2025 to 2037, and from 2049 to 2053. She served as Speaker of the House of Representatives from 2049 to 2053. Tolles served two terms as governor of Nevada, from 2039 to 2047.
Politician/Christian Morris

## Christian Morris

Portrait Of Christian Morris

Christian Morris (born February 8, 1993) is an American politician currently serving as the Governor of Massachussets. Previously, he served as the U.S. Representative from Massachussets' 8th District (2021 to 2025) and the State Representative from Massachussets' 130th District (2017 to 2021).

## Electoral Record

**2030 Gubernatorial General Election (MA)**

 Kenneth Hubbard

**2030 Gubernatorial Democratic Primary (MA)**

**2026 Gubernatorial General Election (MA)**

 Ryan Walters

**2026 Gubernatorial Democratic Primary (MA)**

**2024 Senatorial Democratic Primary (MA)**

**2022 Congressional General Election (MA-8)**

**2022 Congressional Democratic Primary (MA-8)**

**2020 Congressional General Election (MA-8)**

**2020 Congressional Democratic Primary (MA-8)**

**2018 State House General Election (MA-130)**

**2018 State House Democratic Primary (MA-130)**

**2016 State House General Election (MA-130)**

**2016 State House Democratic Primary (MA-130)**

**2015 Boston Mayoral Democratic Primary**
Speaker of the House of Representatives

Seal of Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives

The **Speaker of the United States House of Representatives** is the leader of the United States House of Representatives, the equivalent to the Senate Majority Leader in the Senate.The Speaker is elected by the House at-large on week one. The Speaker also serves on no committees while they are the Speaker. The Speaker of the House is third in line for the presidency in the event the current president and vice president cannot fulfill their duties as president.

## Speaker's Powers and Impact

Currently, in The Political Process, the powers and impacts of becoming the Speaker of the House are:

* Allowing or denying legislation to go through the House
* Influencing and changing representatives votes

## Election

On week 1, the Representatives with the most political points in each of the three caucuses will attempt to run for the post, which the player can enter. The votes counted are dependent on how many political points the characters have. After each party's nominating ballot, the House will vote on the nominees with the winning party getting the speakership slot.
Election/1992 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The **1992 United States House of Representatives election in Indiana** coincided with the 1992 presidential election, in which Democratic President Ignacio Velazquez was re-elected, defeating Republican Senator Agustin Montenegro. Incumbent Representative Hank Stevenson retired in order to run for the Senate seat held by Senator Elliot Gregory, whom he successfully defeated in the primary. Gale Hibbert attempted to run for this election but was unfortunately defeated by Dennis Owens in the primary.

## **Democratic Primary**

* Bryce Carver
* Allison Denson
* Vincente Palacios

### **Primary Results**

Democratic Primary Results
 Total Votes

## **Republican Primary**

* Dennis Owens
* Gale Hibbert, candidate for Argos City Council District 1 (1991)
* Irwin Pitts

### **Primary Results**

Republican Primary Results
 Total Votes

## **General Election**

### **Results**

Indiana's 2nd congressional district, 1992
 Total Votes
Election/2040 Presidential Election (Pam Melendez)

The **2040 United States presidential election** was the 64th United States presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 6, 2040. The Democratic ticket of incumbent President Pam Melendez, and her running mate Calvin Stacks, were re-elected to a second term. They defeated the Republican ticket of Senator Caitlin Newman of North Carolina and Senator Autumn Cobb of West Virginia.

## Background

After being elected with a strong victory in 2036, Pam Melendez was widely succesful as a progressive President. She passed universal healthcare, universal preschool, and corporate tax hikes; while also doubling the child tax credit. She maintained high popularity, and was easily re-nominated by the Democratic Party.
Election/2002 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The 2002 **United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 5, 2002, in the middle of Republican President Ken Kaube's second term. Incumbent Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a fifth term.

## Democratic Primary

* Mona Seymour
* Lewis Noris
* Andrew Dwyer

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## Republican Primary

Denson was Hibbert's first primary challenge since 1996.

* Gale Hibbert, Incumbent
* Jeremy Denson, State Senator

### Results

Repuiblican Primary
 Total votes

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 2002
 Total votes
Election/2028 Republican Party Presidential Primaries (Gale Hibbert)

The **2028 Republican Party presidential primaries** were a series of electoral contests that took place within all 50 U.S. states, and the District of Columbia between Week 6 and Week 22, 2028. Sanctioned by the Republican Party, these elections selected the 2,392 delegates that were sent to the Republican National Convention. As all opposing candidates dropped out on Week 10, only 1,250 delegates were up between the Iowa and Wyoming primaries. Gale Hibbert, Senior Senator from Indiana was chosen as the party's nominee for the 2028 presidential election.

## Candidates and results

In **bolded** states, the leading candidate won the support of an absolute majority of that state's delegation. In states that are not bolded, the leading candidate won the support of a simple plurality of delegates.
Mississippi

**Mississippi** is a state in the southern United States. It borders Louisiana to the west, Arkansas to the northwest, Tennessee to the north, and Alabama to the east. With 6 electoral votes, it is a **safe Republican** state.

## Politics

### U.S. Representatives

 MS-2
 MS-3
 MS-4

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Mississippi, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Election/2036 Presidential Election (Gale Hibbert)

The **2036 United States presidential election** was the 63rd quadrennial election held on Tuesday, November 4. Incumbent Democrats Hudson Pham and Cooper Klein were defeated by former President Gale Hibbert and Representative Tatiana Dorsey. Klein was the first Democrat to lose re-election since Jimmy Carter in 1980.
Election/1998 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The **1998 United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 3, 1998, in the middle of Republican President Ken Kaube's first term. Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a third term.

## Democratic Primary

* Andy Markovic
* Martha Seymour

### Results

Democratic Primary results
 Total votes

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 1998
 Total votes
Illinois

**Illinois** is a state in the United States. It borders Indiana to the east, Wisconsin to the north, Kentucky to the south, and Iowa and Missouri to the west. It has 20 Electoral votes and is a *safe democrat* state.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Illinois, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Cabinet of the United States

### Employees

23 Members (1 Vice President, 15 Department Directors, 7 Cabinet-level positions)

The **Cabinet of the United States** is part of the executive branch of the federal government of the United States. The members of the Cabinet are the vice president and the secretary of state and other heads of the federal executive departments, all of whom — if eligible — are in the presidential line of succession.

The United States Constitution does not explicitly establish a Cabinet. 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".

Members of the Cabinet (except for the vice president) are appointed by the president, subject to confirmation by the Senate; once confirmed, they serve at the pleasure of the president, who can dismiss them at any time without the approval of the Senate, as affirmed by the Supreme Court in *Myers v. United States* (1926). 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, or other high crimes and misdemeanors" (Article II, Section 4).

The president can also unilaterally designate senior advisers from the Executive Office of the President and heads of other federal agencies as members of the Cabinet, although this is a symbolic status marker and does not, apart from attending Cabinet meetings, confer any additional powers.

## Cabinet Level Positions

 Director of National Intelligence
 Director of the Office of Management and Budget
 Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
 Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency
 Administrator of the Small Business Administration

## Other Appointed Positions

 Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
 Administrator of Drug Enforcement
 Commissioner of the Social Security Administration
 Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency
 Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission
Politician/Geromino Stilton

**Geromino Abrams Stilton** (March 5,1978) Is a American politician, Youth Pastor And Democrat, Who Was The First Gentleman Of Georgia from 2017 to 2021. He married then-State Senator Eleanor Stilton (nee Bridgeport) In 2013 after 4 years. He ran unsuccessfully For Georgia's 13th Congressional District in 2022,As A Democrat.
New York

Information

**New York** is a state located in the Northeastern United States. New York was one of the original thirteen colonies that formed the United States. With an estimated 19.45 million residents in 2019, it is the fourth most populous state. In order to distinguish the state from its city with the same name, it is commonly referred to as **New York State** (**NYS**). It has 29 electoral votes and is a *safe democrat* state.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in the state of New York, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Texas

**Texas** is a state located in the southwest United States. It borders Oklahoma to the north, Arkansas to the northeast, Louisiana to the east, and New Mexico to the west. It has 38 electoral votes and is a *safe republican* state.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Texas, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Election/2036 Presidential Election (Pam Melendez)

The **2036 United States presidential election** was the 63rd United States presidential election, which was held on November 4, 2036. Incumbent Republican President Ezra Kessler was ineligible to run for a third term due to the term limits established by the 22nd Amendment. The Democratic ticket of New Mexico Senator (and Senate Minority Leader) Pam Melendez and New Hampshire Senator Calvin Stacks defeated the Republican ticket of Kansas Senator Lloyd Thompson and Kentucky Senator Stephen Washington. Melendez was the first female president, the first Latina president, the first president from New Mexico, and the first president to be elected while serving as Senate Minority Leader.

## Background

President Ezra Kessler was re-elected narrowly in 2032, defeating Rhode Island Senator Xavier Michaels with 286 electoral votes. He maintained high approval ratings throughout his second term, even as Democrats took back the House and gained seats in the Senate in the 2034 midterms. New Mexico Senator Pam Melendez, a former Sergeant in the U.S. Marines who had served in the Senate since 2021, was elected Senate Minority Leader. Melendez would announce her candidacy for President in mid-April 2035; and defeat Massachusets Senator Flora Spears, among other opponents, in the Spring 2036 primaries.
Intellect Fortress

A 5th
Level Abjuration spell

Casting time: 1 Action

Duration: Concentration, up to 10 minutes

Range: Self

Components: V, S

Can be learnt by: Bard, Sorcerer, Warlock, Wizard

You create a faintly shimmering barrier of protective
psychic power around you. For the duration of the spell, you have advantage on
all saves.

When another creature that you can see within 30’ of you
fails a save, you can use your Reaction to allow them to reroll the save. They
must use the new roll.
Politician/Douglas Fischer

2024 — 2029

**Douglas Fischer** (born January 5, 1991) is an American politician who has served as a U.S. Represenative from Wisconsin's 7th congressional district since 2029. A member of the Republican Party, Fischer grew up on a farm in Florence, and ran unsuccesfully for City Council and the Wisconsin House of Representatives prior to winning the 2023 Florence mayoral election with 64.6% of the vote.

After an unsuccessful run for Governor of Wisconsin in 2026, he was re-elected Mayor in 2027. Fischer was then elected to the U.S. House of Represenatives in the 2028 general election with 59% of the vote.
Election/2024 United States Senate election in Indiana (Gale Hibbert)

The **2024 United States Senate election in Indiana** took place on Tuesday, November 5, 2024,  along with other elections to the United States Senate and House of Representatives and various state and local elections. Incumbent Senator Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a second term, defeating Tom Miller.

## **Democratic Primary**

* Tim Miller
* Leonard Kettle
* Silvia Eagler

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## **Republican Primary**

Incumbent Senator Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## **General Election**

### **Results**

Republican Primary results
 Total votes
Politician/Kobe Hunter

2025 - 2029

Kobe Hunter is an American politician and conservative activist from Oregon. He served as a U.S Representative from 2025 to 2029 in Oregon's 4th District, winning both upset victories. He became known for immigration hawk positions, working to increase border funding and deportations. In his last term he unsuccessfully tried to eliminate various work visa programs. Because of his hawkish immigration policies, he's frequently associated with the Far Right. He is the last Republican to represent the 4th District.

## Political Career

### Failed Congressional Runs

In 2020, Hunter announced he would run for Oregon's 4th Congressional District, he won the Republican nomination after fending off two challengers. He faced off against Democrat Kendrick Montgomery, who wasn't very popular among many Democratic voters. Hunter tried to use this to his advantage to lower his opponents voter turnout, he lost the election with 47.8% of the vote to Montgomery's 52.2%, an over-performance considering the districts more Democratic leaning. Hunter would once again face off against Montgomery in 2022, winning the nomination unopposed, he was again defeated in the General Election with 48.9% of the popular vote to Montgomery's 51.1%

### U.S Representative

#### **2024 Election**

Hunter ran for a third time in 2024, fending off two more moderate challengers. He once again faced off against incumbent Kendrick Montgomery, whose approval had plummeted. Hunter was able to pull off an upset victory with 50.3% of the vote to Montgomery's 49.7%

#### **2026 Election**

Hunter was considered a vulnerable incumbent due to his districts party demographics. He won the nomination unopposed, he faced Tony Dyson in the General Election, who had successfully defeated Former Representative Montgomery in the Primary. Hunter defied the odds and won re-election with 51.6% of the vote to Dyson's 48.4% It is speculated it was due to Hunter's gained approval from increasing the Child Tax Credit and proposing a Universal Preschool Bill.

**2028 Election**

Feeling he wouldn't be able to win another he decided not seek re-election. His protege Sawyer Augustine, State Representative from the 7th District, ran to succeed him, who Hunter endorsed. Despite this Augustine was defeated with 45.4% of the vote to his opponents 54.6%. Following this election, Hunter decided to retire and return to life as a private citizen.
Election/2044 Presidential Election (Carlene Moreno)

The **2044 United States presidential election** was held on November 8, 2044. The Republican ticket of Utah Senator Carlene Moreno and Tennessee Senator Troy Holly defeated the Democratic ticket of former Sacremento Mayor Tyler Price and Illinois Senator April Crowe. Moreno became the first ever female President of the United States.

## Background

Democratic President Bryant Coleman was re-elected in 2040, defeating Alaska Senator Bob Hererra. He maintained an approval rating of 68% throughout his second term, despite strong Republican gains in the 2042 midterms. In 2040, Utah State Senate majority leader Carlene Moreno won the election to replace retiring Senator Ernie Chadwick. She quickly became one of the most outspoken conservative voices in the U.S. Senate.
Election/2016 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The 2016 **United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 8, 2016, which coincided with the re-election of Republican President Vince Ray. Incumbent Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a twelfth and final term.

## Democratic Primary

* Miles Holmes
* Harriet Crane
* Rosalia Quintero

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## Republican Primary

11-term incumbent Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 2016
 Total votes
Hawaii

**Hawaii** is a state in the United States, situated in the Pacific Ocean. It has 4 electoral votes and is a *safe democrat* state.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Hawaii, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.

 Honolulu
 Kauai
 Maui

Kalawao County, the smallest county in the United States, is currently not playable in game.
Maryland

**Maryland** is a state in the U.S. It borders Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia to its south and west; Pennsylvania to its north; and Delaware and the Atlantic Ocean to its east.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Maryland, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Politician/Freda Larsen

**Allegiance:**  United States
**Branch:**  United States Navy
**Years of Service:** 1998–2011
**Rank:** Captain

 **Freda Larsen** (born January 7, 1980) is an American politician and former U.S. Navy Captain who has served as the U.S. Representative for Minnesota's 7th congressional district since 2015. She previously ran unsuccessfully for the Minnesota State Senate in 2012.
Election/2044 Presidential Election (William Parks)

The **2044 United States Presidential Election** was held on November 8, 2044. After 8 years of Democratic rule, the election was won by former Illinois Senator William Parks. Despite winning the electoral college, Parks lost the popular vote to Massachusetts Senator Rosanne Webb.

## Background

President Dominic Villanueva was re-elected in 2040, defeating Republican Celia Daly with 364 electoral votes.

In this same election, moderate Republican Illinois Senator and former Governor William Parks lost his bid for re-election narrowly. Despite his loss, Parks outperformed Daly in Illinois by 11 points.

After his loss, Parks decided to chair the Illinois Republican Campaign Committee, leading them to large victories in the midterms including winning the governorship.

After this success, Parks decided to run for President. Normally a moderate, he shifted his policies to the right in the primaries to gain support from the base of the Republican Party. Parks won Iowa and New Hampshire, before winning narrow victories on Super Tuesday. In May, his last opponent withdrew from the race, leaving him as the presumptive nominee. Parks announced in June that his running mate would be Maine Senator Hilda Pound, and was officially nominated at the Republican National Convention in July.
Гомельский авторемонтный завод

**ОАО Гомельский авторемонтный завод (ГАРЗ)** — белорусское авторемонтное предприятие располагавшееся в городе Гомель. Основан в 1939 году. В 2014 году признан банкротом. Основной продукцией предприятия в 2005 — 2014 годах было производство автобусов малой вместимости под маркой «Радимич» (белор. *Радзімiч*).

## История

Гомельский авторемонтный завод (ГАРЗ) был основан в 1939 году в Гомеле на базе авторемонтных мастерских. После войны основной продукции предприятия стал капитальный и восстановительный ремонт грузовых автомобилей марок ГАЗ и ЗиС (ЗиЛ). В 1966 году на заводе был построен оригинальный автобус малой вместимости с кузовом вагонного типа на шасси грузового автомобиля ГАЗ-51А, внешне схожий с автобусами Черниговского завода специализированного автотранспорта (ЧЗСА). В 1972 году завод вошёл в производственное объединение «Авторемонт». К 1970-м годам завод стал специализироваться на ремонте автобусов марок ЛАЗ, ЛиАЗ, Икарус, легковых автомобилей ГАЗ-24, (в том числе производства на их базе автомобилей с кузовом пикап), микроавтобусов РАФ и фургонов ЕрАЗ.

После распада СССР завод переживал трудные времена. В 2005 году Гомельский авторемонтный завод становится дилером в Республике Беларусь автобусного завода «Богдан» (Украина). Тогда же принято решение и о начале отвёрточной сборки, на заводе, автобусов марки «Богдан» (по лицензии Isuzu), но под собственным именем «Радимич», по названию славянского племени жившего на территории юга современной Беларуси. В 2009 году прекращен капитальный ремонт автобусов «Икарус», ПАЗ и ЛАЗ.

В период с 2009 по 2013 годы создан ряд новых моделей автобусов (А421, А422 и другие), а также построены опытные образцы грузовых автомобилей моделей 3301 и 3302 на основе автомобилей марок Isuzu и DongFeng. Основным рынком сбыта автобусов «Радимич» стал внутренний, эти автобусы использовались и используются на пригородных маршрутных, межрайонных и межобластных пассажирских перевозках в Беларуси. Предприятие оказывало услуги по ремонту автотранспорта, реализовало товары народного потребления, деловые отходы, выполняло заказы по плазменной резке металла.

28 октября 2014 года решением Гомельского суда предприятие признано банкротом и перешло к ЧКУП «Аланта Эксперт» (г. Мозырь).

## Продукция

* Автобус А092 «Багдан»
* Грузовой автомобиль 3301 «Радзімiч»
* Грузовой автомобиль 3302 «Радзімiч»
* Автобус А421 «Радзімiч»
* Автобус А422 «Радзімiч»
* Автобус А280 «Ікарус»
Election/2012 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The 2012 **United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on November 6, 2012, which coincided with the election of Republican Vince Ray. Incumbent Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a tenth term.

## Democratic Primary

* Irene Gbadamosi
* Drake Hughes

### Results

Democratic Primary
 Total votes

## Republican Primary

9-term incumbent Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## General Election

### Results

Indiana's 2nd district, 2012
 Total votes
Tennessee

**Tennessee** is a state located in the southern United States. It borders Kentucky to the north, Virginia to the northeast, North Carolina to the east, Georgia to the southeast, Alabama and Mississippi to the south, Arkansas to the northwest, and Missouri to the northwest.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Tennessee, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Ministry of Culture and Sports

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The **Department of Cultural Affairs** (Dutch: *Departement van Culturele Zaken*) is a Brunanter government department tasked with promoting and preserving Brunanter culture and history. The department is headed by A.K.P. Kruyshoff, representing the Christian Democratic Union.

## Tasks

The primary task of the department is to protect and promote cultural affairs, which include cultural heritage (cultural events) and physical heritage, such as historic national artefacts.

Brunant's National Monuments come under the Department's charge via the National Monuments Administration, which the minister (through an appointed head of National Monuments) may addition.

Tourism in Brunant is also under the charge of the department, which promotes it through the Visit Brunant campaigns abroad.
Presidential primaries state order

During Presidential elections, the Democratic and Republican parties choose their respective Presidential candidates by a series of primaries, each awarding a predetermined number of delegates: the Democratic primaries award a total of 5284 delegates, requiring 2643 for a majority. The Republican primaries award a total of 2392, requiring 1197 for a majority.

In contrast to real life, where an outright majority of delegates is required, the nominee is the candidate who secures the largest number of delegates, so it may not be necessary to reach an outright majority. If three or more candidates are splitting delegates, none may reach the majority threshold, but the nominee will still be chosen at the primaries' conclusion.

Closed primaries only allow registered party voters to vote, while open primaries allow independents to vote, too. Winner-Take-All states award all their delegates to the candidate with the most votes. Proportional states award their candidates proportionally among all candidates achieving a minimum threshold of 15%. Caucuses are not modeled in-game; all states which hold them in real life hold primaries instead.

## Democratic primaries

### Primary Debates

**Year before election**

* Week 37
* Week 42
* Week 46
* Week 50

**Year of election**

* Week 4
* Week 6
* Week 8
* Week 9

## Republican primaries

### Primary Debates

**Year before election**

* Week 38
* Week 44
* Week 47
* Week 51,

**Year of election**

* Week 3
* Week 5
* Week 7
* Week 9
Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee

## Information

### Description

The Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee is responsible for financial policy, community development, and the administration of housing programs such as permanent housing for the homeless, public housing projects, and rent assistance.

## House Information

### Counterpart

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The **Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee** is responsible for financial policy, community development, and the administration of housing programs such as permanent housing for the homeless, public housing projects, and rent assistance.

Here are the following sub-committees for the **Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee**.
Maine

**Maine** is a state in the United States. It is bordered by New Hampshire to the west, the Atlantic Ocean to the southeast, and the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Québec to the northeast and northwest, respectively.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Maine, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Alabama

**Alabama**is a state in the southeastern region of the United States. It is bordered by Tennessee to the north, Georgia to the east, Florida and the Gulf of Mexico to the south, and Mississippi to the west.

## Politics

### Counties

Below is a table of counties in Alabama, included with population, party registration and poverty rates.
Election/2000 Indiana's 2nd Congressional district election (Gale Hibbert)

The **2000 United States House of Representatives elections** on November 7, 2000 coincided with the re-election of Republican Ken Kaube. Gale Hibbert was re-elected to a fourth term.

## Democratic Primary

* Kailey Edwards
* Candice Kettle
* Tanner Goddard

## Republican Primary

3-term incumbent Gale Hibbert was unopposed.

## General Election

### Results

2000 Indiana's 2nd district, 2000
 Total votes
House Agriculture Committee

## Information

### Description

The House Agriculture Committee is responsible for agricultural policy and nutritional programs such as food stamps and school lunch programs.

## Structure

### Political parties

Democrat
Republican

## House Information

### Counterpart

N/A

The **House Agriculture Committee** is responsible for agricultural policy and nutritional programs such as food stamps and school lunch programs.
Geuvaria

**Languages** | English, Esta Ostadian, Costa Maustanian

**Geuvaria** is a region covering the east half of Hampbron Island. The capital is Lexingtown. The representative is Casper Graham of the UL.

## History

Geuvaria is one of the oldest regions in the country starting as a powerful duchy. Before the 17th century, Esta Ostadians founded a port town called Norbury. It started growing during the First Revolutionary War due to high demands of weapons. It was declared the capital of the duchy until Duke Dominik Sigismund took over the power. He declared the young Lexingtown as Geuvaria’s capital. During the 17th century, the region helped the Navy crush Barborican reserve Army stationed in New Kairupoz to Hogeberg Island and founded Grijzestad. Over the next few years, more and more Dutch came to the islands, while the Venetians lost interest in the Islands. In 1427, the Convention of Grijzestad met in Grijzestad and declared their independence from Venice. There, they signed the now-defunct Grijzestad Constitution. Grijzestad grew, and became capital of Brunant in 1427, and again from 1451-1784. In 1784, during Carrington's invasion of the islands, the people of Grijzestad put up resistance to his invasion, unlike most of the other towns. When his troops defeated the people, he had many of them killed and the town was left destroyed.

## Economy

 File:Olive farm.jpg  Chester Parish is known for its large olive plantations and its world class olive oil. It is usually exported to North America and Lovia. There is also a small wine-producing region, but is rarely exported. Chester Parish produces about 35% of the country's sheep milk, coming mainly from the Hogerberg sheep.

In Chester Parish, the first national park, Dunant National Park, can be found.

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President of the United States

The **president of the United States** (**POTUS**) is the head of state and head of government of the United States of America. The president directs the executive branch of the federal government and is the commander-in-chief of the United States Armed Forces.

The power of the presidency has grown substantially since its formation, as has the power of the federal government as a whole. While presidential power has ebbed and flowed over time, the presidency has played an increasingly strong role in American political life since the beginning of the 20th century, with a notable expansion during the presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt. In contemporary times, the president is also looked upon as one of the world's most powerful political figures as the leader of the only remaining global superpower. As the leader of the nation with the largest economy by nominal GDP, the president possesses significant domestic and international hard and soft power.

Article II of the Constitution establishes the executive branch of the federal government and vests the executive power in the president. The power includes the execution and enforcement of federal law and the responsibility to appoint federal executive, diplomatic, regulatory, and judicial officers. Based on constitutional provisions empowering the president to appoint and receive ambassadors and conclude treaties with foreign powers, and on subsequent laws enacted by Congress, the modern presidency has primary responsibility for conducting U.S. foreign policy. The role includes responsibility for directing the world's most expensive military, which has the second-largest nuclear arsenal.

The president also plays a leading role in federal legislation and domestic policymaking. As part of the system of checks and balances, Article I, Section 7 of the Constitution gives the president the power to sign or veto federal legislation. Since modern presidents are also typically viewed as the leaders of their political parties, major policymaking is significantly shaped by the outcome of presidential elections, with presidents taking an active role in promoting their policy priorities to members of Congress who are often electorally dependent on the president. In recent decades, presidents have also made increasing use of executive orders, agency regulations, and judicial appointments to shape domestic policy.

The president is elected indirectly through the Electoral College to a four-year term, along with the vice president. Under the Twenty-second Amendment, ratified in 1951, no person who has been elected to two presidential terms may be elected to a third.
Election/2028 Presidential Election (Gale Hibbert)

The **2028 United States Presidential election** was the 61st quadrennial presidential election, to be held on November 7, 2028. Incumbent Democrat Oscar Lama was ineligible to pursue a third term due to the term limits established by the 22nd Amendment. The Republican ticket of Indiana Senator Gale Hibbert and Nebraska Senator Hailey Langer defeated the Democratic ticket of Maryland Governor Clark Parker and Wisconsin Senator Caroline Norris.

## Background

Oscar Lama was re-elected in 2024 to a landslide against Governor Aiken. By 2027, Lama's approvals were in steep decline, hovering around 61%. The most important issues for voters were taxes, military spending, which was reduced to it's lowest funding numbers since 2009, and the economy which started on a small decline in 2028.

## Nominations

### Republican Party nomination

Main article: Election/2028 Republican Party Presidential Primaries (Gale Hibbert)

### Democratic Party nomination

#### Candidate

Main article: Election/2028 Democratic Party Presidential Primaries (Gale Hibbert)
Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee

## Information

### Description

The Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee is responsible for legislation concerning the interests and well-being of veterans. Such legislation includes veteran health care and education programs.

## House Information

### Counterpart

House Veterans' Affairs Committee

The **Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee** is responsible for legislation concerning the interests and well-being of veterans. Such legislation includes veteran health care and education programs. This committee contains no sub-committee.
Election/2032 Presidential Election (Gale Hibbert)

The **2032 United States Presidential election** was the 62nd quadrennial presidential election that occurred on Tuesday, November 2nd, 2032. Republican incumbents President Gale Hibbert and Vice President Hailey Langer were defeated by the Democratic ticket of Senators Hudson Pham from California and Minority Leader Cooper Klein from Maryland.

Gill is the first female to lose re-election and the first Republican to lose re-election since Herbert Hoover in 1928. Pham was the first Asian-American presidential nominee from a major party.

## Background

Government approval for Hibbert dropped in 2031 after she slashed taxes and government services in order to reduce spending. She also increased the average term length in which drug offenders served. This resulted in government approval sliding from 70.5% to 65% in 3 years. This was made extremely apparent when Democrats took the House majority in a landslide in 2032. This was further exacerbated by a worsening economy and increasing poverty.

## Nominations

### Democratic Party nomination

California Senator Hudson Pham won the primaries on Week 12, winning 1,543 delegates (46%). He then selected Maryland Senator and Senate Minority Leader Cooper Klein as his running mate. Klein was the first Senate leader elected as Vice President since Lyndon Johnson in 1960.