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1976 Presidential Election (Edition II; Season I)

**The 1976 Presidential Election** was the 48th quadrennial election, held on November 2, 1976. Democrat Cal Dempsey of Texas defeated former President Henry Jefferson of California by a landslide 341 electoral votes to Jefferson's 196.

In 1972, George Ross won the election over Jacob Javits. However, with foreign policy and cold war policy flagging Ross found little support by 1975. After Democratic defeats in the 1974 midterms and suffering a scandal, Ross would die in office January 1976. His vice president, Theodore Hanson of Pennsylvania continued the administration's flagging goals and chose not to run for a term of his own.

## Results

### Results by state

Legend

### Close states

States where the margin of victory was under 1% (38 electoral votes; 26 won by Dempsey, 12 by Jefferson):

1. **Nevada, 0.01% (28 votes) – 3 electoral votes**
2. **Virginia, 0.26% (4,450 votes) – 12 electoral votes**
3. **Washington, 0.29% (4,530 votes) – 9 electoral votes**
4. **Indiana, 0.66% (14,564 votes) – 13 electoral votes**
5. **Maine's 2nd congressional district, 0.70% (1,522 votes) – 1 electoral vote**

States where the margin of victory was between 1% and 5% (38 electoral votes; 3 won by Dempsey, 35 by Jefferson):

1. **Maine's 1st congressional district, 1.34% (3,353 votes) – 1 electoral vote**
2. **Maine, 1.50% (7,244 votes) – 2 electoral votes**
3. **Connecticut, 1.78% (24.646 votes) – 8 electoral votes**
4. **Maryland, 3.37% (48,263 votes) – 10 electoral votes**
5. **Florida, 4.94% (155,527 votes) – 17 electoral votes**

States/districts where the margin of victory was between 5% and 10% (255 electoral votes; 190 won by Dempsey, 65 by Jefferson):

1. **South Carolina, 5.94% (47,704 votes) – 8 electoral votes**
2. **New York, 6.26% (408,741 votes) – 41 electoral votes**
3. **Kentucky, 6.78% (79,168 votes) – 9 electoral votes** (tipping point for Jefferson victory)
4. **Alabama, 7.83% (92,652 votes) – 9 electoral votes**
5. **Pennsylvania, 8.03% (370,453 votes) – 27 electoral votes**
6. **Colorado, 8.33% (90,111 votes) – 7 electoral votes**
7. **Delaware, 8.45% (19,936 votes) - 3 electoral votes**
8. **Georgia, 8.58% (125,846 votes) - 12 electoral votes**
9. **Oregon, 8.66% (89,140 votes) – 6 electoral votes**
10. **Michigan, 8.69% (317,491 votes) - 21 electoral votes**
11. **North Carolina, 8.79% (147,448 votes) – 13 electoral votes**
12. **California, 8.93% (702,885 votes) - 45 electoral votes**
13. **New Mexico, 8.97% (37,380 votes) - 4 electoral votes**
14. **New Jersey, 9.14% (275,472 votes) – 17 electoral votes**
15. **South Dakota, 9.17% (27,582 votes) – 3 electoral votes**
16. **Wisconsin, 9.23% (193,976 votes) - 11 electoral votes**
17. **Minnesota, 9.61% (187,479 votes) – 10 electoral votes**
18. **Oklahoma, 9.80% (107,053 votes) - 8 electoral votes**

Blue denotes states or congressional districts won by Democrat Cal Dempsey; red denotes those won by Republican Henry Jefferson.
Hadrian Potter

**Hadrian James Potter** (born July 31st, 1980) is an American general and politician who served as the 45th President of the United States from January 20th, 2017 to January 20th, 2021.

## Personal Life

### Business

He was a Representative for the Northeast from  2022 to 2028. He is also the current Director of NORAD, the current Secretary of the Air Force and was the two-time Secretary of the Treasury. He was the Director of the Air National Guard from July 30th, 2022 to January 6th, 2025.
During his presidency, he signed several successful bills into laws and made some important executive decisions. His presidency wasn't all that busy, and it was only after he had lost the primaries, that he began to truly shine. He ran for Senator for the Northeast and won.

During his tenure, he drafted the LAMODE Act of 2021, which allowed the military to increase their control of the situation during the Texas Crisis. He was unable to do anything as the Thomson Decision occured. Durring the aftermath, he began spending considerable time and resources to clean up the disaster area that is El Paso. He was House Majority Leader until the 2024 Election, in which he stepped down to give it to Party Leader Robert Tarantino. Potter Industries and Song Pharmaceuticals developed a vaccine for LMD. He also sent a private helicopter to rescue Song durring the Song Riots. Potter Industries along with Pfieif Industries, Prometheus Technologies, Leviathan Works, Central Aerospace Manufacturing, GeorgeCorps, and Gasai Banks, formed the United Intellectual Cooperative.
1978 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1978 United States Senate elections** was held on November 7, 1978, with 4 of the 12 seats in the Senate being contested in regular elections, and one special election to fill the vacancy of George Ellis, the winners of which will serve six-year terms in the United States Congress from January 3, 1979, to January 3, 1985. Senators are divided into three groups, or classes, whose terms are staggered so that a different class is elected every two years. Class C senators were last elected in 1972, and will be up for election again in 1984. This is in conjuction with the 1978 House of Representatives elections to the House of Representatives.

## Race Summary

#### Special elections during the 95th Congress

In these special elections, the winner was seated once they qualified and their elections were certified.

 **Midwest(Class A)** | Charles Percy

### Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning January 3, 1977 ordered by region.

All of the elections involved the Class B seats.

## Northeast

Incumbent President pro tempore Shirley Chisholm won re-election to a second term by a margin of 7.3 percent.

## Southeast

Jimmy Oglethorpe, elected in 1972 as a Republican, joined the Whigs after the Republican Party disbanded. Despite the loss of the party, Oglethorpe won re-election by a landslide, taking a margin in the double digits at 24.8%, the best ever for a non-Democratic candidate.

## Midwest (special)

Charles Percy, former U.S. Representative, was appointed to fill the seat after incumbent George Ellis died in May 1978. Percy annouced that he would not seek re-election to a full term. Former Minnesota governor Walter Mondale was elected, defeating former Iowa State Senator and candidate for Midwest's 2nd in 1976 Chuck Grassley by a margin of 1,663 votes (0.02%), which made it the closest election in Senate history up to that point.

## Southwest

Democrat and Senate Majority Leader Trenton Xavier defeated former Texas State Senator John Tower by a landslide 17.2%, securing a third term in the Senate.

## Pacific

 Senator before election
 Henry JeffersonProgressive

Incumbent senator and former President Henry Jefferson was re-elected unopposed. No major party ran candidates against him, and both the Conservatives and Democrats endorsed him in this election.
Francis Ralvo

**Francis Ralvo** (born October 5, 1975) is a former Naval Intelligence Officer and politician. He was the first presidential nomination for Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. Ralvo currently serves as an analyst for the Central Intelligence Agency.

## Biography

Francis Ralvo was born in New Jersey to a police officer and teacher (father and mother, respectively). He joined the Navy after high school and spent time working in their intelligence office before going back to school to finish his degree in International Relations. He filed as a Democrat to run in the 2006 House midterms against NE-4 incumbent David Clay, but conceded in the primaries after he was nominated by President Jason Walia to serve as the first Secretary of Homeland Security.

The nomination was met with controversy in the Senate, where bipartisan concern was raised over his lack of experience. In an apparent effort to challenge the nomination, U.S. District Attorney Walter E. Dellinger levied a charge of perjury against Ralvo for supposedly lying to Congress while under oath about his experience. A legal battle ensued in the United States Government v. Francis Ralvo. Ralvo ultimately won a court decision in his favor and was relinquished of the charge of perjury. The court's ruling, however, changed the legal language for behaviors that constitute perjury, loosening the necessary legal parameters to be charged with the violation. "It is now possible for someone to commit perjury by intentionally making a statement that they know could potentially or very likely be false."

Francis Ralvo's nomination for Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security was never reinstated. He currently works as an analyst on Terrorism with the Central Intelligence Agency.
1982 United States Senate Elections

The **1982 United States Senate Elections** was an election United States Senate on November 4, 1982. The winners of this election would go on to serve terms that began on January 3, 1983 and ended on January 3, 1989. Democrats maintained their majority while Republicans won a seat. The newly formed Modern Whig Party obtained a seat via the defection of Jack Black. Reform lost their lone seat in this election.
2000 Presidential Election in Arkansas

*Main Article: [[2000 Presidential Election]]*
The **2000 United States presidential election in Arkansas** took place on November 7, 2000, and was part of the 2000 United States presidential election. Voters chose 6 representatives, or electors to the Electoral College, who voted for president and vice president.

The state was projected to be a toss up the entire race, and by the end of it, only 38 votes in a recount gave Tolles the state over Yura.
Greg Degurechaff

**Succeeded by:** Vacant

**Gregory Cotesworth Degurechaff** (born April 20, 1992) is an American politician, Pulitzer-winning journalist, author, former television host, and lawyer serving as the 52nd and current Vice President of the United States. He previously was a United States Senator representing the Southwest from 2029 to 2033.

He was born in Phoenix, Arizona to Mormon parents. Degurechaff attended UC Davis and then later Yale. He currently has degrees in both law and science. Currently, he resides in the Vice-Presidential house in Washington, D.C.
1976 Presidential Election

The **1976 Presidential Election** was the 48th quadrennial election in American history. It was held on Tuesday, November 2, 1976. Concurrent to that day, Senate and House elections were also held. Democratic Senator Felix Kjellberg of the Southwest lost to Republican Representative Ronald Reagan of the Midwest. Kjellberg won the popular vote. He carried 21 states, D.C. and 254 votes; Reagan won 29 states and 284 votes.

## Recounts

### Republican Recounts

IL:

* Kjellberg: 59.85%
* Reagan: 40.05%

GA

* Reagan: 52.27%
* Kjellberg: 47.73%

NY

* Reagan: 52.25%
* Kjellberg: 47.75%

### Democrat Recounts

Ohio

* Reagan: 51.29%
* Kjellberg: 48.71%

Virginia

* Reagan: 59.28%
* Kjellberg: 40.72%

New York

* Reagan: 51.63%
* Kjellberg: 48.37

## Results

### Close States

     Ronald Reagan

     Felix Kjellberg

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (37)

1. Michigan, 0.42%
2. Oklahoma, 0.58%
3. Connecticut, 0.64%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% but less than 5% (165)

1. Colorado, 1.04%
2. New Jersey, 1.37%
3. Iowa, 1.43%
4. Vermont, 1.64%
5. Nevada, 2.19%
6. West Virginia, 2.25%
7. Ohio, 2.58%
8. North Carolina, 3.01%
9. New York 3.26%%
10. New Hampshire, 3.30%
11. Texas, 4.28%
12. Georgia, 4.54%

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

1. Florida, 5.38%
2. Tennessee, 5.50%
3. New Mexico, 5.79%
4. Washington, 5.99%
5. Maine, 6.80%
6. Oregon, 6.89%
7. Louisiana, 7.04%
8. Minnesota, 7.18%
9. Missouri, 7.73%
10. Wisconsin, 8.05%

### Results table

 Felix Kjellberg
 Total
2000 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **2000 United States presidential election** was the 54th quadrennial election in American history that took place on Tuesday, November 7th, 2000. Incumbent Democrat Christina Seo lost the election to Republican Senator Madeline Bloomberg. With neither primary challengers, the race to 270 began in October of 2000. Bloomberg in the final stretch out campaigned and outspent the Democratic Party 2 to 1.

Democrats attempted to virtualize Seo's minimal accomplishments with the Statehood of Puerto Rico and Al-Queada bombings, while Republicans hit on the points of fiscal responsibility, infrastructure, education improvements, and lessening government oversight.

Overall, Bloomberg walked away with 308 electoral votes, a slim majority of the popular vote, and 30 states, while Seo took 230 electoral votes and 21 states. Seo secured only her home region of the Pacific and the Southwest, as well as taking a majority of MIMAL and New England. Bloomberg took Northeast tossups New York and Pennsylvania while taking a majority of the Midwest, but losing Wisconsin in the process. Bloomberg also took a majority of the Southeast, a feat done only once before in 1988.

Boris Starmer is the youngest person elected to the vice presidency, at the age of 36.

## Primaries

Interestingly, neither party had any primary challengers.

### Democratic National Convention

Democratic Party Presidential Nominations, 2000

### Republican National Convention

Republican Party Presidential Nominations, 2000

## Results

 *Others* | 126,405
 Total

### Close States

     Madeline Bloomberg

     Christina Seo

States where the margin was less than 1% (31 electoral votes)

* **Arizona**, 0.49%
* **Pennsylvania**, 0.65% *(Tipping point state)*

States where the margin was less than 5% (98 electoral votes)

* **New York**, 2.11%
* **Maine**, 2.32%
* **Tennessee**, 2.87%
* **Arkansas**, 3.36%
* **Florida**, 3.70%
* **Kentucky**, 4.19%
* **Wisconsin**, 4.59%

States where the margin was less than 10% (68 electoral votes)

* **Illinois**, 6.37%
* **Nevada**, 6.65%
* **Louisiana**, 7.08%
* **Massachusetts**, 7.80%
* **Colorado**, 8.27%
* **New Mexico**, 9.28%
* **South Carolina**, 9.80%
Bruno Rizzo

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 Succeeded by
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**Brunno Rizzo** (born December 21, 1945) is an American Politician, who is the current United States Representative from Southeast's Second Congressional District, and served as the former House Minority Whip, up until the dissolving of the Republican Party.
1968 Presidential Election

The **1968 Presidential Election** was the 46th quadrennial held in American history on November 5, 1968. Concurrent to that day Senate and House elections were also held. Republican Senator Adolf Wilson faced off against Democratic former Vice President Edmund Muskie. Independent Paul Blart, Libertarian Dan Dover , and New American Union Alex Long were third party candidates. In an easy victory, the Democratic ticket of Edmund Muskie and Vikory Miltop became the 41st President and Vice President.

## Results

### Close states

     Edmund Muskie

     Adolf Wilson

     Paul Blart

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (75)

1. Ohio, 0.67%
2. California, 0.73%
3. Iowa, 0.85%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5% (188)

1. Florida, 1.05%
2. Pennsylvania, 1.79%
3. Oregon, 1.81%
4. New York, 1.88%
5. Wisconsin, 2.03%
6. New Hampshire, 2.11%
7. New Jersey, 2.28%
8. Texas, 2.29%
9. Missouri, 2.38%
10. West Virginia, 2.80%
11. Kentucky, 4.02%
12. Louisiana, 4.11%
13. Wisconsin, 4.78%

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

1. Mississippi, 5.07%
2. New Mexico, 5.18%
3. Georgia, 5.47%
4. Michigan, 6.07%
5. Illinois, 6.82%
6. Virginia, 7.17%
7. Maryland, 7.19%
8. Colorado, 7.48%
9. Vermont, 7.96%
10. Arkansas, 8.17%
11. Washington, 8.29%
12. Maine, 8.86%
13. Indiana, 9.06%
2020 United States presidential election (Season X)

The **2020 United States presidential election** was the 59th quadrennial election, that occurred on November 3, 2020. The American Labor ticket of Representative Comfrey Coushatta of the Southwest and Senator John Townley of the Northwest defeated the Republican ticket of State Commissioners Casey Ryback of California and Ethan Barnes of Illinois, the Democratic ticket of Representative Clint Faulkner of the Southeast and Representative Carlos Uriel Menendez of the Southwest, and the Libertarian ticket of professor Kinze Saxe of Iowa and activist Spike Cohen of Maryland.

The general election was hotly contested, with most outlets predicting there would be no person winning the Electoral College outright. Central issues of the campaign were the response to the New Madrid Quake, the Frémont Uprising, and continued American occupation of Mexico.

Comfrey Coushatta won with the lowest popular vote plurality since Abraham Lincoln in 1860.
1984 Presidential Election (Edition II; Season I)

The **1984 United States presidential election** was the 50th quadrennial presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 6, 1984. Incumbent Democratic president Alexander Reichwald defeated former U.S. Representative Bruno Rizzo the a narrow victory.

## Nominees

### Modern Conservative Party

*Main Article: 1984 Modern Conservative Party presidential primaries*
Governor of the Midwest

The **Governor of the Midwest** is the head of government of the Region of the Midwest. 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.
1988 Democratic Party presidential primaries (Edition II; Season I)

From February 8 to June 14, 1988, voters of the Democratic Party chose its nominee for president in the 1988 United States presidential election.

## Background

With Reichwald winning his second consecutive, and the party's 4th term overall since 1972. Democrats were not looking well prepared for the election. However, leftists like FRZ and Sarah McNamara internally seethed at the stalling that Reichwald undertook.

## Campaign

Sarah filed as the liberal wing of the party, followed by moderate Judy Chen, and fellow progressive Janet Xavier.

## Convention

At the 1988 Democratic National Convention, no candidate achieved the majority. Sarah then withdrew and endorsed Judy Chen for the nomination.
Boris Starmer

**Boris Starmer** (born March 7, 1964) is an American politician who served the 45th President of the United States from June 2004 until January 2005, having ascended to the office after the death of Madeline Bloomberg. He was the 46th Vice President, serving from January 20, 2001, to June 26, 2004. He served 20 years (1977 - 1997) in the Utah House of Representatives and was a CIA agent prior to his vice presidency.
1996 Presidential Election

The **1996 United States presidential election** was the 53rd quadrennial election in American history that took place on Tuesday November 5th, 1996. Concurring on that day House and Senate elections were also held. American Front Senator Jill Tolles beat Progressive Senator Adam Smith Jr.

## Nominations

### Democratic Nominees

* President Joseph Teasdale
* Michael Grove

Democratic Party Presidential Nominations, 1996

### American Front Candidates

* Senator Jill Tolles
* Fmr. Senator John Warner

American Front Presidential Nominations, 1996

### Progressive Nominees

* Senator Adam Smith Jr.
* Secretary of State Vladimir Lel'

Progressive Party Presidential Nominations, 1996

## Results

### Close States

     Jill Tolles

     Adam Smith Jr.

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (36)

1. Wisconsin, 0.24%
2. Colorado, 0.31%
3. Maryland, 0.48%
4. Iowa, 0.53%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% but less than 5% (56)

1. New Mexico, 1.42%
2. New Jersey, 1.65%
3. Michigan, 2.18%
4. Oregon, 3.04%
5. Missouri, 4.42%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% but less than 10% (109)

1. Maine, 5.92%
2. South Dakota, 6.16%
3. Massachusetts, 6.28%
4. Connecticut, 6.36%
5. Maine, 6.53%
6. Indiana, 7.04%
7. Minnesota, 7.16%
8. Virginia, 7.95%
9. Texas, 8.72%
10. Arkansas, 9.26%
11. Louisiana, 9.67%
Happierclickers

Happierclickers is one of the main characters in Wiki Stories

## Relationships

### Views

Views and Happier are two of the mains in Wiki Stories. They are good friends with each other but when they get in conflicts, Views usually gets the short end, because Happier is good with tearing cardboard. Even though the conflicts can be major, they remain great friends. One of the conflicts involves Happier's crush on FoG.

Status: Best Friends

### Stupe

Stupe married Happier due to Happier proposing in their sleep. They had a conflict and was resolved. But they had another conflict and they broke up

Status: Broke Up

### Fan of Grassy

FoG and Happier are shown to be really good friends with each other. Even though FoG was one of the people who scolded Happier during the events in May, Happier quickly made up and the two of them started their friendship up again. It is evident that Happier has a small crush on FoG, which makes Views mad.

Status: Really Great Friends/Small Crush

### Twice (Flondy)

Twice and Happier are.... ok..?

Status: Ok Friends

### Cloudilver

Cloudilver and Happier are best friends. No known conflict arised between the two.

Status: Best Friends (maybe)
Wiki stories/Chronology (canon)

How all the episodes took place.

* Jelupe 1
* Jelupe 2
* Jelupe 3
* Jelupe 4
* Jelupe 5
* Jelupe 6
* Jelupe 7
* Jelupe 8
* What Flavor?
* Jelupe 9
* Jelupe 10
* Climb Inside
* Hot Sauce
* Jelupe 11
* Jelupe 12
* Grasiews 1
* Jelupe 13
* Grasiews 2
* Grasiews 3
* Views’s Crush
* Views’s Quarrel
* Happier’s Quarrel
* Walk
* Blush
* Milk
* Grasiews 4
* Grasiews 5
* Grasiews 6
* Jelupe 14
* Jelupe 15
* Jelupe 16
* Pure Jealousy
* Literal Mouth-Off
* Grasiews 7
* Black Ops
* Jelupe 17
* Grasiews 8
* Jelupe 18 And Grasiews 9 take place at the same time.
* The Menu Sucks
* Hello from The Other Side
* Barrel Beauty IS The Beast
* Resurrection of Barrel Beauty
* Happier Cartman
* Happier And Barrel Beauty
1980 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1980 United States Senate elections** occurred on Tuesday, November 8. 1980, in conjunction with Alex Reichwald's win in the presidential election, elections to the House of Representatives, and other state and local elections. Senators are divided into three groups, or classes, whose terms are staggered so that a different class is elected every two years. Class A senators were last elected in 1974, and will be up for election again in 1986. This election saw four of the 12 seats, all of which were class A, up for election. The winners of the elections will serve a six-year term ending in 1987. Alex Reichwald's narrow win of the popular vote did not give coattails to his Democratic Party, which saw them lose two seats. The first time Democrats did not win an absolute majority since 1972. The Bull Moose, American Conservative, and Whigs all saw a seat increase.

### Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning January 3, 1973 ordered by state.

All of the elections involved the Class A seats.

## Northeast

Northeast

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent 5th Term Progressive, Jacob Javits decided to retire, in his place then Representative Selena Alcantara was rumored to run, but she join the ticket of Alexander Reichwald in the 1980 Presidential Election, Susan Collins would run unopposed in the General election and won 99.65% of the vote.

1989 Northeast Senate election
 Total votes

## Midwest

Midwest

 Party
 Percentage

Bob Dole retired after his first term to be appointed to the Kansas Supreme Court. George Ellis won the Republican primary against one other opponent. Thomas Eagleton was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Ellis won his first term with a 5.2% margin of victory.

1974 Midwest Senate election
 Total votes

## Northwest

Northwest

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent Stanley O'Hara declined to run, citing health concerns. Fmr. Idaho Secretary of State Frank Church won the election, defeating former Senator Paul Lexalt and AIP candidate Jean Stoddard

1974 Northwest Senate election
 Total votes

## Pacific

So

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent Senator Henry Jackson faced a close election to fashion mogul Richard Kardashian. Kardashian won by the narrowest margin in Pacific Senate history, 0.04%.

1972 Pacific Senate election
 Total votes
Dennis Prager

**Preceded by:** NPC

**Dennis Prager** (Born August 2, 1948) is an American radio host and political commentator based in Los Angeles who is currently the Representative for the Pacific's 1st Congressional District.. Also a political activist, he mainly works to support Conservative politics in California and the in the Pacific region. He was previously an unsuccessful candidate for California Governor, but would win the race for US House in the 2002 election.

### **Early Political Work**

Prager started his career in politics as an advocate for Jewish people facing oppression in the Soviet Union and was a notable speaker on the subject. Later, he would start promoting Conservative politics and served on various Holocaust memorial committees.

### **2002 Elections**

Courted by the Pacific GOP to run for office, Prager was floated around as a candidate to challenge Adam Smith and Angela Merkel in the Senate and Gubernatorial elections, respectively in the midterms. Prager did run unsuccessfully for the California Governorship, but opted to not challenge Smith and run for the 1st Congressional District, winning the seat.
Views Kumnet/Relationships

Relationship page for **Views**.

## Happier

Happier and Views are friends but fight a lot. They’ve done many things. Like, get revenge on people, do preformances, they even own a restaurant. Happier helped Views get his girl. But Happier still can’t help himself but to mess with Views’s relationship with her. When Views and Happier fight, Happier has a 90% chance of winning.

**Status: Great Friends**

## Grass Girl

To have own page made because she is more special than Happier. lmao
Jade McFadden

**Jade Taylor McFadden**is the co protagonist of Jade and Casper and the deuteragonist of *Venus*.

## Family

* **JT McFadden**(father)
* **Catherine McFadden**(mother)
* **Casper McFadden**(brother)
* **Venus McFadden** (younger sister)
* **Stretch McFadden**(paternal uncle)
* **Stinkie McFadden**(paternal uncle)
* **Fatso McFadden**(paternal uncle)
* **Roger McFadden** (paternal grandfather, deceased)
* **Eleanor McFadden** (paternal grandmother)
* **Carrigan Crittenden** (distant relative)
* **Jeannine Crittenden** (paternal great-grandmother)
* **Hamish j. McFadden** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Spooky's mother**(aunt)
* **Spooky**(cousin)
Pier End station (2nd Generation)

* Pier End is on the Crystal City Metro's Circle & City line and saw 690 passengers a day before its closure in 2012.
* It was opened by the City & West End Railway on 11 July 1924 and had a limited service from 1940.
* It fell under ownership of the TFM (Transport for Minecraft) and at one point (1970-1975) it had a branch to Sea Village via Ocean Road and Esplanade.
* It has a service every 25 minutes to Queens Cross. Most continue to Victoria or loop back to Pier End.
1992 Presidential Election

The **1992 United States presidential election** was the 52nd quadrennial presidential election. It was held on Tuesday, November 3, 1992. Concurrent to that day, Senate and House elections were also held. After a contentious primary on both sides, Democratic Senator Joseph Teasdale beat Constitution Senator Andrew Young, while Progressive Senator Adam Smith Jr. ran as a third party.

## Nominations

### Democratic Primaries

Democratic Party Presidential Nominations, 1992

### Constitution Primaries

Constitution Party Presidential Nominations, 1992

## Results

### Close States

     Joseph Teasdale

     Andrew Young

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (59)

1. Florida, .65%
2. Pennsylvania, .73%
3. Wisconsin, .88%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5% (115)

1. Texas, 1.14% *(tipping point state)*
2. Washington, 1.33%
3. New Mexico, 1.73%
4. Maryland, 2.36%
5. Tennessee, 2.39%
6. Iowa, 2.47%
7. Colorado, 2.5%
8. Massachusetts, 3.04%
9. Maine, 3.15%
10. New Jersey, 3.24%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% and less than 10% (82)

1. Michigan, 5.17%
2. Louisiana, 5.45%
3. Missouri, 6.03%
4. West Virginia, 6.23%
5. Georgia, 6.77%
6. New Hampshire, 7.02%
7. Arkansas, 7.52%
8. Virginia, 8.03%
9. Alaska, 9.27%

### Results Table

 Adam Smith Jr.
 Pea Cason
 *Write ins* | 1,812,842
 Total
2000 Census

The **Twenty-second United States Census**, known as **Census 2000** and conducted by the Census Bureau, determined the resident population of the United States on April 1, 2000, to be 342,630,520, an increase of 18% over the 280,957,026 people enumerated during the 1990 Census. This was the twenty-second federal census and was at the time the largest civilly administered peacetime effort in the United States.
How to make a railway system (Simple)

1. Terminus point. Dig a 1x2 hole and put powered rails in it. Put rails on both sids and destroy one of them. Place a block to the side of the track and place a button on it.
2. Waypoint station. Same as terminus but don't destroy the rail on either side.
3. Intersection. Same as waypoint but make a corner and also make a turn to the other side. Put a lever where this happens.
4. Name the stations. Look around and name the station based on what you see.
Helmrich von Zickenfurt

**Dieser Artikel ist ein Stub.**

Du kannst dem **Wiki der Verborgenen Lande** helfen, indem du ihn erweiterst.**Helmrich von Zickenfurt** *(\* ca. 1175 in Zickenfurt, Grafschaft Limmenfels, Königreich Wengland)* ist Ende des 12. Jh. der zweite Kanzler des ersten Königreichs Wengland, als ihn König Rudolf anstelle des Grafen von Wachtelberg beruft.
1958 United States Senate Elections

The **1958 United States Senate Elections** was an election to the United States Senate. It was held on November 4, 1958. Concurrently held were the 1958 United States House of Representatives Elections. Winners of this election served terms that began on January 3, 1959 and ended on January 3, 1965.
1974 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1974 United States Senate elections** were elections to the United States Senate that occurred on November 5th, 1974, during the midterms of George Ross' administration, along with elections to the House of Representatives. Republicans picked up one seat, due to Ross' rocky presidency, high inflation, and oil shortages.

### Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning January 3, 1973 ordered by state.

All of the elections involved the Class A seats.

## Northeast

Northeast

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent Republican Jacob Javits, ran for his fourth term with no primary opposition. Ramsey Clark faced won the Democratic primary with a majority against two others and faced Javits in the general. Javits, who's popularity in the region continued to stay at a high, won a smaller but commanding margin of victory.

1974 Northeast Senate election
 Total votes

## Midwest

Midwest

 Party
 Percentage

Bob Dole retired after his first term to be appointed to the Kansas Supreme Court. George Ellis won the Republican primary against one other opponent. Thomas Eagleton was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Ellis won his first term with a 5.2% margin of victory.

1974 Midwest Senate election
 Total votes

## Northwest

Northwest

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent Stanley O'Hara declined to run, citing health concerns. Fmr. Idaho Secretary of State Frank Church won the election, defeating former Senator Paul Lexalt and AIP candidate Jean Stoddard

1974 Northwest Senate election
 Total votes

## Pacific

So

 Party
 Percentage

Incumbent Senator Henry Jackson faced a close election to fashion mogul Richard Kardashian. Kardashian won by the narrowest margin in Pacific Senate history, 0.04%.

1972 Pacific Senate election
 Total votes
V Stock (Northern Railway)

The V Stock is a train stock that is used on Northern Railway services between:

Hexfield and Redsandport

Chiselhurst and Tile Grove

Frankston and Whitepool North/South

It contains a destination indicator, toilets, food and water supply and modern seats ranging from 1st class to 3rd Class with a 2nd Class option on the V Stock.

For more info on the Northern Railway, the 1st-3rd class system or other stock e.g. the K Stock, see the separate articles.
Views Kumnet

* Normal
* CGI (Unfinished)
* Human Variant
* Bandaged
* Orange

**Views Kumnet** is a guy from wiki stories. He used to be a Human but became a Solitaire

## Friends

* Happierclickers - Happierclickers and Views are always on the chats sometimes with Twice and Stupe. You could call them the main characters. However when they get into fights it's usually Happier who wins because they are a cardboard-tearing expert.

**Status: Friends**

* Twice - Twice and Views always talk. Twice helps Views win quarrels.

**Status: Friends**

* Fan of Grassy - Views and FoG are a blossoming couple. Views has a crush on FoG for so long, Happier helped Views with FoG.

**Status: Crush/Really Great Friends**
How to use a MineMart computer (Model IV)

To use a Model IV computer from MineMart, press the emerald block. Enter your username and password you want to use. You can only use up to 20 characters or symbols. Press the page icon and enter the name for your document which contains personal information. Make sure to tick the Privacy box and then go to Internet Browser where it will ask for your mail account. When done, your finished setting up! Enjoy your computer!
Forest Ring railway station

* Forest Ring is a station on the Central line and the Walking Superhighway. It is in zone C and sees 150 passengers a day.

* It was opened by the Central Railway's route to Forest Plateau. It opened on 27 April 1931 and was the least used station on the line. It still is.
* It fell under ownership of TFM (Transport for Minecraft) on 15 February 1966 and was renamed Forest Ring from its previous name of Forest Street.
* It once had a shuttle to Woodville which closed when the Jubilee line was opened in 2005.
* Between Forest Plateau and Summer Street on the Central line.
Everything to know about minecraft Wiki

## Welcome to the Everything to know about minecraft Wiki

An informative, helpful wiki about everything i know about the ipad and computer game Minecraft. It is constantly updated as my knowledge of the game grows.

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.

## Latest activity

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Touch Fluffy Tail

Game of the year, all years, Monster Girl Quest (Monmusu Quest! Zenshou ~Makereba Youjo ni Okasareru~) provides an accurate portrayal of fighting for the greater good. I'll never lose because, if I do, the monster girls will violate me. And that's terrible.

I have too much fun playing this NOT SAFE FOR WORK AT ALL game and I had too much fun making this song. Hope you enjoy it! Special thanks to Nyanners and Ste (http://getvent.tumblr.com) for making all of this possible.

### Lyrics

Pick up my sword it's time to do business
Strap on my cloak I'm 'bout to roll with this
When you're this swag this world just bows at your knees

Call me the chef cause I'll make your blood boil
(Hora Hora) Gimme some of dat coil
Snake oil 'cause you know I aim to please

Tickle my fancy, tickle my prostate
Don't get me off cause I'll just get irate
Put in my place but I'll break out once again

All these encounters may just leave me scarred
And when I'm rock hard, I fucking rock hard
Like Alice, we're down the rabbit hole my friend

I don't give a damn, not an iota
Motherfucker, I'm the Straightest Shota

I'm on a quest of which I know that I can never fail
I will prevail
Even though there may be many foes stalking my trail
I'm in love
Weak at the knees and yeah I'm growing pale
Only one thing left to do
Touch Fluffy Tail

Lately I know I'm going so crazy
Never thought goodness would be so hazy
Once you wrap me up yeah you know I'm caught

But sorry, baby, I just can't get with this
Gotta get out and get back to business
Tofu or Tail? Oh, it's food for thought

I don't give a damn, not an iota
Motherfucker, I'm the Straightest Shota

I'm on a quest of which I know that I can never fail
I will prevail
Even though there may be many foes stalking my trail
I'm in love
Weak at the knees and yeah I'm growing pale
Only one thing left to do
Touch Fluffy Tail

We'll see the light of day again my dear
Let's go on an adventure
The heavens frown upon us on this day
But I've still got my quota
Motherfucker, I'm the straightest shota

I'm on a quest of which I know that I can never fail
I will prevail
Even though there may be many foes stalking my trail
I'm in love
Weak at the knees and yeah I'm growing pale
Only one thing left to do
Touch Fluffy Tail
(Oooooo)
I'm in love
Weak at the knees and yeah I'm growing pale
Only one thing left to do
Touch Fluffy Tail

### Trivia

* The "Hora Hora" was provided by Nyanners (Taylor Terpstra)
What to do on your first day in the game

1. Mine some wood. 3 or 4 blocks will do.
2. Make a pickaxe using the blocks, crafted into sticks, a crafting table and planks.
3. Dig into the earth and make at least a 3x3 area.
4. Get some coal and craft it into torches.
5. Go back to the surface and get some meat from animals.
6. Make a furnace with 8 stone and cook the meat with coal as fuel.
7. Get some more wood and wool and make a bed.
8. Sleep.
Pondhill proposed station

Pondhill would be a Red Line station on the Emerald City Light Rail in the area known as Havenburg. It was proposed on 19 May 2005. When the light rail closed the proposal died too. It would be between East Greeley and Nottingham Street. It was on the junction of Bedford Road and Connolly Street. There is little information known.
20% Cooler

### Youtube and Bandcamp Description

Anyone for a rousing tune comprised of pony filled cartoons and club-like music? Didn't think so. But here's 20 Percent Cooler, a massive shout-out to something that's entertained me for quite some time. Thanks, Lauren. And a massive thanks to Siobhan for providing me with some SWAG artwork.

http://siobhanchiffon.tumblr.com/

(Bandcamp description does not include link)

### Lyrics

Yeah I own this beat
You can call me the king or the ruler
Felon on bass, getting hoarse at the mic
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We had a great day out
Calling my name like Ferris Bueller
It's time to wrap this up
We're getting 20 percent cooler

7 colors in your hair
Get your boots on dear 'cause we're going out there
Don't care bout the dress code
Put it on, let's go
Girls go wild 'cause we're going "al fresco"
Ha!
No need to perform
Hands on our bodies gonna keep our skills warm
We need social reform 'cause we're just so criminal
Linguist subliminal, damages minimal

Top percentile, largest fraction
Massive attraction, girl-on-girl action
Stop that, I'm gonna need a redaction
Drop that, you already got your reaction
Me? I'm gonna keep on smiling
You? You're gonna need restyling
I got the quote back
From the jeweler
You're getting 20 percent cooler

Yeah I own this beat
You can call me the king or the ruler
Felon on bass, getting hoarse at the mic
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We had a great day out
Calling my name like Ferris Bueller
It's time to wrap this up
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler!

Shhhhhhhh
Reduce that treble
There's an 8 or 9 who think they're on my level
Like a rebel in a bunker getting shelled with a mortar
Bump up and down cause I think you ought'a
Place your hand on my thigh
Don't be coy, I can hear you sigh
Grinding your hips, I'll be flashing my pink
And in ten seconds flat you'll be back with a drink

Wooo!
Bring out the Bacardi
Twilight, Sparkle, up in the party
Tap that, like a phone in the cold war
Room on the third floor, knocking at my front door
Me? I'm kind of a rarity
You? Work that dexterity
Lean back now, here's what I meant
Getting cooler by 20 percent

Yeah I own this beat
You can call me the king or the ruler
Felon on bass, getting hoarse at the mic
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We had a great day out
Calling my name like Ferris Bueller
It's time to wrap this up
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler
We're getting 20 percent cooler!

Yeah I own this beat
You can call me the king or the ruler
Felon on bass, getting hoarse at the mic
We're getting 20 percent cooler

We had a great day out
Calling my name like Ferris Bueller
It's time to wrap this up
We're getting 20 percent cooler

### Trivia

* In terms of youtube views, it is the second most popular Ken Ashcorp song, only beaten by Absolute Territory
* Tumblr user Siobhan supplied the art for this song
Supernatural

### Youtube and Bandcamp Description

Supernatural is a slower and more melodic song. It's also heavily inspired by a really great cartoon.

Yes, Oregon is pronounced more like "Organ" to a select few...

Art by Rose: http://inkydonkey.tumblr.com/

### Lyrics

Yeah, I'll gravitate towards you
Or you'll miss me when I'm gone
Cause things are getting creepy in this sleepy state of Oregon
And I'm gonna set things straight again
I'm gonna prove them wrong
I'm gonna show the world the supernatural

I wasn't prepared to be a scared young boy
I wasn't prepared to be read like Tolstoy
And destroy
These feelings I feel inside

This war and peace inside my mind
Finding things I shouldn't find
This time they're out to get you
You kinda scare me and I wanna let you

Go
And find another adventure
C'mon let's go
I found something interesting and we should discover it together

Yeah, I'll gravitate towards you
Or you'll miss me when I'm gone
Cause things are getting creepy in this sleepy state of Oregon
And I'm gonna set things straight again
I'm gonna prove them wrong
I'm gonna show the world the supernatural

I wasn't prepared to be a full grown man
I wasn't prepared to take your hand
A plan?
You already know me
Feel this one and just go with me

An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind
If I can't see then I can't find
These things that are out to get you
You kinda scare me and I wanna let you

Go
And find another adventure
C'mon let's go
I found something interesting and we should discover it together

Yeah, I'll gravitate towards you
Or you'll miss me when I'm gone
Cause things are getting creepy in this sleepy state of Oregon
And I'm gonna set things straight again
I'm gonna prove them wrong
I'm gonna show the world the supernatural

Call my name
I'm still here
Feeling safe
When you're near
This magic is tragic
Just to see me smile
Won't you hold me for a while?

Yeah, I'll gravitate towards you
Or you'll miss me when I'm gone
Cause things are getting creepy in this sleepy state of Oregon
Gonna set things straight again
I'm gonna prove them wrong
I'm gonna show the world the supernatural

Yeah, I'll gravitate towards you
Or you'll miss me when I'm gone
Cause things are getting creepy in this sleepy state of Oregon
And I'm gonna set things straight again
I'm gonna prove them wrong
I'm gonna show the world the supernatural

### Trivia

* Ken admits that he pronounces "Oregon" strangely in this song
* A remix of the song made by Woodentoaster (Glaze) is also found on YouTube!
Vuvu Hero

(Play Vuvuzela)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(I play Vuvuzela until I die)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(Play Vuvuzela)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(I play Vuvuzela until I die)

I’m about to blow my load on this one

You must play vuvuzela until you die

I’ll be blowing when you’re gone

I’ll fuck you up if you dare to ask why

Blow this into your children’s ears and

Put that app on your iphone please

Crank it up til the amp hits 11

Rejoice in the sound of a billion bees

I’m the original master of blowing that C Flat

And if you can’t see that then you can just tap that

And nothing will stop me I’ll blow til you feel me

And if you can feel me just blow it with me

Once we start we won’t stop for days

Get right in the the vuvuzela craze

Plastic in hand by public demand

I blow Vuvuzela across this land!

(Blow Vuvuzela)

Crank that up

(Play Vuvuzela)

Don't give a fuck

(Blow Vuvuzela)

I BLOW VUVUZELA UNTIL I DIE

Blowing your face off like a 10 tonne truck

You want me to stop, nigga I don’t give a fuck

I blow Vuvuzela during your funeral

I’ll bring all my friends and we’ll run amuck

Blowing this shit’s like an energy drink

The power rushes through your veins

The sound of the vuvuzela will entice you

I will imprint it in your brains

I think I’ve gone insane

I use vuvuzela as a pimpin cane

Bitches see my vuvuzela

Nothing can stop them, they’re in my lane

Your children will blow vuvuzela

Your Dog and your cat will blow vuvuzela

Your dead wife will blow vuvuzela

Everyone must blow vuvuzela

(Blow Vuvuzela)

Crank that up

(Play Vuvuzela)

Don't give a fuck

(Blow Vuvuzela)

I BLOW VUVUZELA UNTIL I DIE

(Blow Vuvuzela)

Crank that up

(Play Vuvuzela)

Don't give a fuck

(Blow Vuvuzela)

I BLOW VUVUZELA UNTIL I DIE

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(Play Vuvuzela)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(I play Vuvuzela until I die)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(Play Vuvuzela)

(Blow Vuvuzela)

(I play Vuvuzela until I die)

### Trivia

* The song was made for the Newgounds' flash game VuVu Hero, featuring a few other of Ken's songs.
* This song is not featured on the Ken Ashcorp youtube channel.
The Slime Cannon

The Slime Cannon is a contraption which allows the player to shoot arrows onto a slime block, press a button and watch the arrows shoot up and all land straight, exactly where they were shot from the bow. It is in many towns and cities and was built by me. It uses a slime block and a piston. It also uses a block, a button & a bow and arrow.
Tasteless

### Bandcamp Description

Nick "Tasteless" Plott is a Starcraft and Starcraft 2 commentator. I started watching him back when I wanted to get into Starcraft Brood War and I haven't regretted it since. There really isn't a better commentator out there and, with the recent addition of Artosis, GomTV will be garnering more attention from me than ever.

Thank you so much for continuing to do something that you enjoy so much. We can all see it and we love it.

Nick, you are just the best.

### Lyrics

I've been watching you since Averatec Season 1
You entertained me to no end
Flash and Jaedong would have been a boring Muta-fest
If you weren't there to be our friend

You're just the perfect blend

Nick Tasteless Plott
Your commentary's getting me so hot
Got neurosis from Artosis cause you bunker rushed my heart
GG baby, lets go crazy cause the game's about to start

Seoul Korea
Is where I wanna be
I just wanna be next to you
And when that panda bear died
I remember I cried and I remember that you cried to

QQ is what everyone will do
When they see you climbing ladders up into Pro
When John's on your back cause everyone's Grack
Just be like Protoss and take it slow

Early game I'll buy your pylons
Mid game sees me tech to love
Late game your voice carries me away into the stars above
Just please don't lose to 6pool

Nick Tasteless Plott
Your commentary's getting me so hot
Got neurosis from Artosis cause you bunker rushed my heart
GG baby, lets go crazy cause the game's about to start

You can both raise a guinea pig farm
Just please keep on commentating GomTV
When I heard that you weren't getting commission
Well that just plain upsets me

Manlier than Chinro, sexier than Jaedong
Younger than Leenock, dick 5 foot long
Better than Boxer at so many things
But there's just one thing I'll never forget

There's just SO MANY BANELINGS

Nick Tasteless Plott
Your commentary's getting me so hot
Got neurosis from Artosis cause you bunker rushed my heart
GG baby, lets go crazy cause the game's about to start

Nick Tasteless Plott
Your commentary's getting me so hot
Got neurosis from Artosis cause you bunker rushed my heart
GG baby, lets go crazy cause the game's about to start

### Trivia

* This song is not on Ken's official youtube