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2018 United States Senate election in Indiana (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

The **2018 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on November 6, 2018, along with other elections to the United States Senate and House of Representatives, alongside various other state and local elections. Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator Richard Lugar won re-election to his eighth and final six-year term against Democratic Progressive nominee Karen Freeman-Wilson in a 55 point landslide, defeating Freeman-Wilson by over 1.26 million votes. This was the second strongest re-election performance in Lugar's career, only behind 2006, when he received nearly 100% of the vote running unopposed (all votes that were against him were write-ins).

Lugar, who was by this time the President pro tempore of the United States Senate and the longest serving senator in Indiana history, had an approval rating of 79% in Indiana and 72% at the national level, with a strong majority of both Republicans and Democratic Progressives seeing Lugar in a positive light. This made him one of the most well-liked politicians in the country, and he was regarded as the most popular politician in Indiana history. As a result, the 2018 campaign was not expected to be competitive, with Lugar defeating far-right state senator Mike Braun in a landslide in the Republican primary, and received as much as over 80% support in opinion polling, with a majority of both Republicans and Democratic Progressives stating their intent to vote for Lugar.

Lugar had the endorsement of popular Democratic Progressive governor John R. Gregg as well as former Democratic Progressive President Barack Obama, and campaigned on a liberal conservative and centrist agenda, emphasizing his devotion to bipartisanship and long history of public service. On the other hand, Freeman-Wilson campaigned on a progressive agenda, making social justice, Medicare for All and constitutional amendments to protect abortion access and LGBT rights core parts of her platform. She also accused Lugar of being unfit to continue serving in office, citing his declining health, though Lugar had missed less than 5% of roll calls in the 113th, 114th and 115th United States Congresses. Lugar died in office on April 28, 2019, less than four months into his eighth term, and a special election would be held to fill the vacancy left by his death. As of 2023, this remains the last time a Republican was elected to a U.S. Senate seat from Indiana.
Alaskan Redoubt (2032: Collapse)

The **Provisional American Government**, also referred to as the **Alaskan Redoubt** was an internationally unrecognized government that claimed to be the legitimate government of the United States of America from 2031 to 2034. Being established after the American Revolution of 2031 and exile of Marjorie Taylor Greene to Midway Atoll, the government was headed by many of the same officials who had led the United States during the military dictatorship period that had preceded the provisional government. Despite claiming the entirety of the United States, including the newly established Hawaiian Free Republic and Republic of Puerto Rico, it only controlled the territories of the state of Alaska, later briefly controlling Wake Island from 2032 to 2033.

The Provisional American Government continued the ruthless persecution of minority groups, especially the LGBTQ+ community and several Native American tribes that its predecessor had taken part in, however saw extreme instability as the Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area, a unorganized census area the size of the state of Montana where the government had deported millions of individuals targeted by their discriminatory policies entered into a state of internal turmoil as the relatively small security force was unable to contain massive uprisings against the government in the area, although did manage to keep the uprisings contained to the census area. The government would eventually be disestablished in June of 2034 with the 2034 Alaskan coup d'etat which made Alaska an independent republic, although Alaska would continue to be ruled as a one-party military dictatorship all the way through the end of the Alaskan front of World War 3 in 2057, at which point it was annexed into Canada as a territory.
2058 United States Senate elections (Blackford)

The **2058 United States Senate elections** were held on November 5, 2058, concurrently with numerous other federal, state, and local elections, including elections to the United States House of Representatives. Elections were held for 34 of the 100 seats in the Senate, the winners of which will serve six-year terms in the U.S. Congress from January 3, 2059 to January 3, 2065. Senators are divided into three groups, whose terms are staggered so that a different class is elected every two years. The Democratic Party retained its majority in the Senate, which it had maintained since 2051.

All 34 Class 3 Senate seats, last elected in 2052, were up for election in 2058; prior to the elections, Class 3 consisted of 20 Democratic senators and 14 Republican senators. Three Republican senators, Bentlee Sanders (Georgia), Brandon Simpson (Iowa) and Rosie Gray (South Dakota), did not seek re-election; while 10 Republicans and all 20 Democrats ran for re-election. Little change in the Senate makeup was expected, with competitive races developing in Kentucky, Indiana and Georgia. Though the races in Indiana and Georgia were initially expected to favor the Republican Party, a split in the Republican vote in Indiana would lead to incumbent Democratic senator Branson Huffman winning re-election by a significant margin, while Georgia's seat would flip blue after Democratic nominee Selena Andrews narrowly defeated Republican nominee Brendan Floyd in a run-off.

Meanwhile, Kentucky became the only seat in the Senate to flip Republican when incumbent Democratic senator Amelia Adams was defeated by Republican candidate Gilberto Bartlett by over 5 points. A competitive race also unfolded in Kansas, though incumbent Democratic senator Derick Douglas would ultimately win re-election by roughly 15,000 votes. This election notably marked the last where the Democrats would not see a net loss in total seats until 2070.

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2026 Texas gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2026 Texas gubernatorial election** took place on Tuesday, November 3, 2026, to elect the governor of Texas. Incumbent Republican governor Greg Abbott ran for re-election to a fourth consecutive four-year term, however was narrowly defeated by the Democratic nominee, U.S. representative Veronica Escobar in what was widely characterized as a major political shift for the historically heavily conservative state, which had not elected a Democrat as its governor since Ann Richards in 1990. The election was held concurrently with the 2026 United States midterm elections, which were widely described as a blue wave with substantial Democratic gains in the House of Representatives, Senate and governorships. Included in the midterms were the 2026 Texas elections, a realigning election which saw Democratic-aligned candidates make substantial gains in both chambers of the Texas Legislature, the Texas Supreme Court, as well as flipping several other statewide offices including lieutenant governor and attorney general.

Abbott was widely seen as perhaps the most vulnerable incumbent governor nationally in the 2026 midterms, with Texas' leftward political shift coupled with Abbott's support for President Ron DeSantis as well as his legal disputes with the Department of Justice over the usage of devices aimed at incapacitating, maiming and killing immigrants attempting to cross the Rio Grande, something which the Justice Department had repeatedly maintained was a violation of Mexico's national sovereignty and had led to a diplomatic dispute between the two nations. However, Abbott was expected to be benefited by his status as the seat's long-time incumbent, having served as governor since 2015, as well as Texas' general Republican tilt. However, polling consistently showed a close race, with composite opinion polling by the day of the election having Escobar and Abbott tied at 48%, and most pundits considered the race to be a toss-up.

The results of the race were initially unclear, with the two candidates virtually tied well into the early morning of November 4, however the Associated Press (AP) called the race for Escobar at 4:19 am CDT (9;19 am GMT) on the 4th, at which point 97% of the votes were counted with Escobar leading Abbott 49.15%-49.09%, a margin of only 0.06%. Most pundits followed suit over the next couple hours, and Escobar claimed victory at 10:33 am CDT (3:33 pm GMT). While Abbott had pledged to respect the election results, he almost immediately rejected the results and announced that he would not concede defeat. Abbott ordered an election recount be held, claiming that the audit would "all but affirm his victory," however the results of the recount were released on December 2, and in fact showed that Abbott had lost by a wider margin than initially projected, losing to Escobar 49.22%-48.91% (a margin of 0.31%). Though he initially rejected the veracity of the recount, Abbott eventually conceded on December 10, and Escobar was sworn in on January 19, 2027.
2034-2035 Coups

The **2034-2035 Coups** were a series of three coup d'état's by the newly formed country, the Soviet Onion. It was mainly because the Fuhrer of the Soviet Onion, Jackson Monson, wanted to expand the country's Nazbol influence across the globe. It began on December 8, 2034 and ended March 1, 2035, shortly before the start of World War III. It resulted in the four countries the Soviet Onion targeted (Germany, Italy, Russia, and Japan) becoming overthrown and being puppeted by them.

## German Coup of 2034

The German Coup of 2034 was the first coup d'état attempted by the Soviet Onion, and the organization INO (International Nazbol Organization). INO was lead by German political speaker Oscar Hammerl, who planned out most of the coups. On December 8, 2034, Hammerl and Monson protested against the "democratic filth" that covered Germany. This quickly sparked the flame of rebellion that many Germans wanted. In the following days, major riots broke out, especially in populated areas like Berlin, Hamburg, and Munich.

These riots would soon result in an overthrowing of the German government, and replacing it with the puppet state of  Revisionist Germany.
2048 Indiana gubernatorial election (non-canon)

The **2048 Indiana gubernatorial election** was held on Tuesday, November 3, 2048, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Indiana. The first gubernatorial election to be held under the revised 2046 Indiana Constitution, incumbent Libertarian governor Cameron Edwards ran for a second four-year term as the state's governor against Republican nominee Jacob Porter and Democratic nominee Ava White. No candidate received a majority of the vote in the first round, and therefore, per the revised state constitution, a runoff was held on December 1, 2048 in which only Edwards and Porter were placed on the ballot.

Many key Indiana Democrats chose to endorse Edwards over Porter during the runoff, with the exception of White herself, who refused to endorse either candidate. Edwards ended up defeating Porter 58-42% in the runoff to be re-elected to a second and final term as the state's governor. He became the first third-party or independent candidate to win re-election as governor in Indiana state history. Edwards' re-election victory came as his Senate ally Aaron Miller lost his campaign for re-election to a full six-year Senate term to Republican nominee Leo Bradley, though the Libertarians took 5 seats in the Indiana House of Representatives and 2 seats in the Indiana Senate in the coinciding legislative elections.

## Background

*See also: 2044 Indiana gubernatorial election*

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2030 Texas Gubernatorial Election (Monsonia)

The **2030 Texas Gubernatorial Election** was an election held in 2030 to see who the governor of Texas would be. Greg Abbott finally retired from being the governor, so he did not run in this one. Instead, a far-right political commentary guy named Edgar Soto ran against Robert Milne, some other guy. Soto was a known fascist who supported the American Nazbol Party in its early years. When he was elected, he secretly became a member of the newly founded US Imperial Party. Soto promised to turn Texas conservative, even more than Abbott did. During Soto's time in office, he expelled numerous illegal immigrants from the state, and censored LGBTQ+ stuff from the state government stuff.
1994 Reykjaa Municipality gubernatorial election (1000 AD: Viking Settlement)

The **1994 Reykjaa Municipality gubernatorial election** was held on Saturday, June 4, 1994 to elect the Governor of Reykjaa Municipality. The incumbent was Henry Holgersson of the Labour Party, who had been elected as the municipality's governor in a landslide four years prior, however by 1994 was the subject of growing opposition from the party's leftist factions due to his perceived support of anti-trade union policies as well as his staunch economic liberalism, and was placed at risk of being sacked by the Labour Party at their nominating convention.

Holgersson was challenged at the nominating convention by municipal legislator Adeline Bergius, and prevailed against her by only 3 votes of over 500 cast from the convention delegates. After losing the Labour nomination, Bergius was encouraged by left-wing members of the party to run for governor against Holgersson, and received the endorsement of over three quarters of the Labour delegation to the Reykjaa Municipal Assembly, over 40 Labour MPs as well as most of the national leadership of the party. This, alongside the entry of Conservative Julian Westergren into the race led to anticipations of a three-way race between Westergren, Holgersson and Bergius developing, though Westergren was still seen as a long shot in the deeply progressive municipality, which hadn't elected a Conservative as its governor since Elias Holmquist left office in 1970.

However, the situation would become even more complicated when Anders Angström, a popular news presenter and ecologist would enter the race against both Holgersson and Bergius, running under the banner of the Socialist Party of Reykjaa, and a four-way race developed between Westergren on the right and Holgersson, Bergius and Angström on the left. Holgersson maintained an early lead in polling, though this would gradually dwindle as the three other major candidates gradually gained steam against him. By Election Day, polling showed the race to be virtually tied between Westergren, Holgersson and Bergius, with Bergius having a slight edge over the other two, though this lead would not materialize on election night when Westergren pulled off an unexpected early lead. Though Holgersson would take the lead in vote counting for a brief period, the race was ultimately called for Westergren in what was considered a major upset the next morning, having won by only 7,000 votes.
2023 Fronok supreme court elections

The **2023 Fronok supreme court elections** were held on February 1, 2023. Voters of Fronok elected 26 supreme court justices and the Court Overseer, who serves as the chief justice in the supreme court. As Fronok is considered a progressive state, the Green Party maintained its majority in the court, winning 17 of the 26 districts. The Federal Conservatives won 7 seats, coming in second, and the Party for Finolian Solidarity won 2 seats, coming in third.
Adam Haney (Blackford)

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**Adam Haney** (born January 26, 2030) is an American politician who served as a United States senator from Indiana from 2077 to 2101. One of the longest serving U.S. senators in Indiana's history, Haney was a member of the Progressive Party during his tenure in the Senate, and was frequently described as a centrist within the party. Though Haney's views on many social issues generally fell in line with the Progressives, he positioned himself as a conservative on fiscal issues: opposing increased taxes on the wealthy, universal healthcare and housing as well as a universal basic income. He also called the Progressive Party's environmental policies "way too extreme" and on multiple occasions disputed the scientific consensus on climate change. Prior to his election to the Senate, he had served as mayor of Tipton, and his rural upbringing, moderate to conservative political views and agrarian ideology allowed him to build a strong support base out of rural Hoosiers not seen out of any other Progressive candidate, and he was arguably the most influential agrarianist in American politics in the 21st century.

His views on fiscal and environmental issues cost him the support of many Progressives, and he lost renomination in 2100 to the more solidly left-leaning Cora Hurst, who went on to narrowly win the general election. After leaving office in the Senate, he cofounded the center-right America for All Party, denounced several of his former allies in the Senate as "communist sympathizers" and began fundraising for the Indiana Democratic Party. He also reversed some of his policy positions that he had held during his tenure in the Senate, including his previous support for non-binary gender recognition, gun control and anti-discrimination legislation. He is running for President of the United States in 2104 on the America for All ticket.
2012 Fronok Secretary of State election

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The **2012 Fronok Secretary of State election** took place on February 1, 2012, to elect the next secretary of state of Fronok. Kuuma Xinkoj, the incumbent secretary of state and the Green Party nominee, ran against Tuukoj Lamosa, the Federal Conservative nominee, along with other minor candidates. Each nominee was chosen at their respective party conventions.

Despite Fronok being one of the most progressive states in Finolia, voting solidly Green in nearly every election, this race was extremely competitive. Xinoj's campaign was riddled with many controversies surrounding her use of campaign funds, corruption, and overall performance as secretary of state, among others. Her debate performance was also poor, according to several post-debate polls in the state. Lamosa, widely seen as a moderate, performed well in polls throughout his campaign. He was popular among Conservatives as well as moderate voters, many of whom thought positively of his tenure as a state representative. The election was not called until a week after election night on Feburary 8, and several recounts were done during this period. Tuukoj Lamosa managed an extremely thin victory, winning 50.098% of the popular vote in the final round, compared to Xinkoj's 49.902%. This election was the closest in Fronokian history and widely considered an upset because of the state's solid Green voter base.
2nd Kingdom of Italy

2nd Kingdom of Italy was a short lived nation that lasted 1 month and 13 days, from September 8th to October 21st of 2031. The kingdom was founded during the "Great Italian Rebellion" by the 48 year old; Nicolo Fontana, King of Italy. The kingdom eventually capitulated to the Republic of Italy. The capital of the 2nd Kingdom of Italy was the major city of Naples which is where King Nicolo died during the Siege of Naples on October 21st who his 20 year old son; Benito Fontana succeeded him, with the reign of King Benito only lasting 1 hour, 31 minutes. The kingdom had 24M people and an estimated GDP of $500M.
Amundsen-Scott City

Amundsen-Scott City is the capital of the United Republic of Antarctica. It is the second largest city in the country. It has a very famous research station, founded by the United States but purchased in the 1930s.

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In 1934, Amundsen-Scott City was purchased from the United States by the United Republic of Antarctica. This city grew fast, soon becoming the second biggest city. It was pronounced capital of Antarctica in 1979.

## Industry

Major industries include the tourism and snowmobile construction.

## Tourism

The main tourist attraction in Amundsen-Scott city is the old research base. It is completely intact, and you can tour many of the buildings, visit both the geographic and ceremonial South Pole. The United States and Antarctica both currently use the research base, and tourists can join the scientists in experiments, for a higher cost. Another tourist attraction is South Pole Tower, the third tallest building in the world. You can go to the very top in the fastest elevator ever created. Or you can go up by escalator, which takes about 25 minutes.
2020 Finolia presidential election

The **2020 Finolia presidential election** was the [] triennial Finolian presidential election, held on Saturday, February 1, 2020. The Green Party ticket of former Finolian senator from Edisti Arhan Ruubé defeated the incumbent Federal Conservative president Antoni Gorija along with the candidates of other competing parties.

## Background

### Procedure

Any Finolian citizen over the age of 25 can run for president under any political party, or they may choose to run as a non-partisan candidate. When voting for president, all citizens over the age of 16 are eligible to vote and may vote for any candidate. The candidate with the single highest number and percentage of votes wins the election and assumes office on June 1 of that year; there is not a certain minimum percentage of votes needed to win. In the case of primary elections, Finolia uses a ranked-choice voting system, where a voter's top three candidates in a party are chosen on their ballot; once a candidate reaches 33% of the popular vote, secondary and tertiary votes are counted until three candidates remain with the highest popular vote. These three candidates continue onto the final primary election, of which voters choose one candidate to nominate for that party. Independent or non-partisan voters can vote in a maximum of two primary elections. One each party has nominated a candidate, the first round of voting begins, and the three candidates with the highest percentage of votes are selected to participate in the second round. Whoever wins the second round is elected president.

All citizens over the age of 16 may vote for a candidate regardless of what state, territory, or military base they reside in. Citizens are often encouraged to vote, and voter turnout is usually over 70%. Laws denying citizens the right to vote based on race, skin color, sexual orientation, gender identity, criminal history, religion, physical and mental ability, or political position are considered unconstitutional under the first article of the Finolian Constitution.

## Nominations

### Green Party of Finolia

Arhan Ruubé became the nominee of the Green Party on October 1, 2019, when he secured the highest popular vote to ensure his nomination. Ruubé announced his candidacy on December 22, 2018, and competed in the Green Party primary elections.

## Results

Results of the second round
 Gorija/Orana
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American Party (1956) (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

The **American Party**, also known in some jurisdictions as the **True Americans Party** was a far-right, radically anti-communist political party that existed for a brief period in the mid 1950s, formed to contest the 1956 United States presidential election. Formed by supporters of far-right U.S. senator Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin, the party nominated McCarthy-ally and fellow U.S. senator William E. Jenner of Indiana for President in 1956, with Jenner also receiving the nomination of the Southern Democratic Party. The party claimed that "communism remains the biggest threat to American society" and was considered isolationist in nature, while also advocating for closer relations with Nazi Germany, claiming that the Nazis shared the same anti-communist ideals as the American Party.

The party also falsely claimed that the United Kingdom and Canada were run by communists, opposed desegregation and accused both major parties of "participating in Stalinist treason" and "being under the Soviet jackboot" (despite the fact that the Soviet Union had collapsed into factionalism the previous decade). The party ultimately created major vote splitting favoring Adlai Stevenson II in several states, however failed to win any states under the American banner, though Jenner won 6 states under the Southern Democratic banner (though this was largely attributed to the disenfranchisement of opponents of Jenner's campaign, primarily African Americans).
2027 Kentucky gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2027 Kentucky gubernatorial election** took place on November 2, 2027, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Kentucky. Incumbent Democrat Andy Beshear was unable to run for a third consecutive term, and the Kentucky Democratic Party nominated Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman to run for that office. She faced off against and was ultimately defeated by the Republican nominee, businessman, founder and former CEO of the Papa John's restaurant chain John Schnatter. Schnatter, an outspoken supporter of former president Donald Trump, had won the endorsement of the Republican Party with the backing of the party's Trumpist faction, defeating several more moderate Republicans for the nomination.

Kentucky was, at the time, a overwhelmingly Republican state which had gave the Republicans over 60% of the vote in every presidential election since 2012, including in 2024 when the state went nearly 65% for DeSantis. Despite this, the state's Southern Democratic heritage resulted in moderate and conservative Democrats frequently being competitive at the state level, though by 2027 Governor Beshear and Lieutenant Governor Coleman were the last two remaining Democrats holding statewide office in Kentucky. The race was considered to heavily favor Schnatter, though his campaign was impacted by numerous controversies surrounded his campaign, including racially-charged statements that had led to his resignation from leadership positions at Papa John's in the late 2010s, as well as his espousal of pro-Trump conspiracy theories including QAnon.

Schnatter positioned himself as a "staunch conservative," who centered his populist campaign on culture war issues and claimed that he would implement policies as governor so conservative that they would make "Ron DeSantis, Mike Braun and Glenn Youngkin quake". Coleman on the other hand would campaign as a moderate Democrat, denouncing Schnatter as a "dangerous and self-destructive demagogue," campaigning on a pro-small business agenda. Despite the controversies surrounding his campaign, Schnatter still ended up defeating Coleman by 17 points, beginning a winning streak for Republican candidates for governor in the state that would last until 2055. This election was also the last in which the Democrat received even 40% of the vote until 2051.
2020 Fronok gubernatorial election

The **2020 Fronok gubernatorial election** was held on February 1, 2020, and was held concurrently with the 2020 Finolian presidential election and the elections for the Congress of Finolia. Otuurije Nuuro was seeking re-election as the candidate for the Green Party of Finolia and ran against the candidate for the Federal Conservative Party, Marka Luutenka, and the candidate for the Party for Finolian Solidarity, Dristeja Remas. Nuuro won the election comfortably, winning 62.9% of the total votes, followed by Luutenka who won 30% of the total votes.
2063 Indianapolis mayoral election (Blackford)

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**Mayoral elections** were held in Indianapolis, Indiana on November 6, 2063. The incumbent mayor, Jack Griffiths was re-elected to a record fifth consecutive four-year term as the city's mayor with 83.41% of the popular vote. Mayoral elections in Indianapolis are officially nonpartisan in nature, though Griffiths was a self-identified member of the Democratic Party and enjoyed that party's official endorsement. He faced Ezrah Williams, a member of the Republican Party, which had not elected a mayor of Indianapolis since 2011. Williams received less than 15% of the vote, and only carried two historically heavily Republican neighborhoods in the far southeast of the county. Williams had concentrated his campaign on lowering taxes by cutting funding to social services, including the privatization of many city-owned utilities as well as the city's public housing. However, these proposed reforms led to massive backlash against Williams' campaign from the increasingly dominant African American electorate in the city, which had overwhelmingly supported Griffiths and his social policies.

This election was notable as Griffiths did not even attempt to campaign himself, prompting criticisms regarding a potential conflict of interest, as Griffiths was simultaneously running for the United States Senate. Griffiths ultimately won re-election in one of the most lopsided mayoral elections in Indianapolis history, receiving nearly 85% of the popular vote. His strongest performance was once again with the African American electorate, which delivered him 96% of the vote, and he outperformed polling by nearly 10 points. With the exception of the 2067 Indianapolis mayoral election (in which Griffiths ran unopposed), this was his strongest election by percentage of the vote.
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**Andrew Burns** (May 10, 1990 - July 16, 2071) was an American politician of the Republican Party and convicted criminal who served as the 55th governor of Indiana for only a little under 8 hours, from the time he took the oath of office around 8:45 pm EST on June 15, 2047 until his resignation at 4:30 am EST the next morning. He was and remains the shortest serving individual to officially serve as governor in U.S. history. Prior to his brief stent as governor, Burns had served as lieutenant governor of Indiana from 2041 to 2047, and as the U.S. representative for Indiana's 5th congressional district from 2035 to 2041. His term as governor overlapped with the Holt-Hull scandal, and he became governor upon the arrest and resignation of Governor Peyton Holt on June 15, 2047. Burns' ascension to the governorship had caused significant controversy, as he had also been implicated during the federal investigation into the crime ring that Holt had run, and Burns had virtually no support from either party in the Indiana State Legislature.

Burns' short term as governor was marked by a single press conference, in which he denied having any knowledge or involvement in Holt's criminal activities, and Burns would declare his resignation as governor in an early morning press conference within less than 8 hours of taking the oath of office, becoming not only the shortest serving governor in Indiana history but also in U.S. history. Despite court attempts to block her from assuming office, Secretary of State Lila Hull was soon sworn in as governor before the Indiana State Legislature after Burns' resignation, though she would only serve an additional 3 days before being arrested by federal agents herself and being forced into resigning. Later that day, Burns was arrested by FBI agents in his home in Carmel, and he would later be charged with tax evasion, embezzlement and money laundering before a federal court.

He was initially sentenced to around 220 years in federal prison, though he would be released on parole in 2059, being barred from seeking political office again and spending the rest of his life in obscurity. He was last known to be working at the IKEA location in Fishers as a stock manager, and Burns would die on July 16, 2071 of natural causes at his home in Fishers, Indiana. Due to the extremely short stent that Burns served as governor, it does remain a matter of debate amongst some groups on whether or not Burns should be grouped in with Indiana's other governors, and a considerable amount of people disregard him while listing governors of Indiana due to his short tenure. However, the Indiana state government has clarified that Burns is officially considered to be the state's 55th governor.
1947: Axis Victory

*Note: This timeline is a work-in-progress.*

**1947: Axis Victory** is an alternate timeline that explores a hypothetical reality of an Axis victory in World War II. The two major points of divergence in this timeline at during Operation Barbarossa and the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor; the USSR capitulates following the fall of Moscow and the American entry into the war is pushed until 1945, when the British Isles are threatened by the Germans.

## Timeline

### 1940s

* 1944 - After the fall of Moscow, Germany reaches the A-A line fairly quickly. The rest of the USSR capitulates as a power vacuum is created.
* 1945 - Japan attacks Pearl Harbor. The United States declares war on the Axis powers after months of consideration beforehand.
* 1946 - The Normandy landings fail. Allied forces lose control of North Africa.
* 1946 - The United States occupies Liberia to prevent an Axis invasion.
* 1947 - Japanese forces are pushed out of Hawai'i after a fierce and bloody naval battle.
* 1947 - Britain signs a truce with the Axis powers. The United States follows soon after.
* 1947 - The Treaty of Istanbul is signed, ending the war in Europe and Africa.
* 1947 - The Treaty of Manila is signed, ending the war in the Pacific. The world is at peace.
* 1948 - The United States tests the first atomic bomb.
* 1948 - Almost immediately after the war, the German-Japanese split happens, and their alliance is broken. This is similar to the Sino-Soviet split in OTL.
* 1949 - The Germans test their first atomic bomb. The cold war has begun.

### 1950s

* 1954 - The Japanese test their first atomic bomb.

### 1980s

* August 6, 1989 - World War III begins. It is a three-sided global war. The sides include Mitteleuropa, led by Germany; the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere, led by Japan; and the International Treaty Organization, led by the United States.
2054 Vermont gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2054 Vermont gubernatorial election** was held on November 3, 2054, to elect the governor of Vermont. Incumbent Progressive Governor Ella Stevens ran for re-election virtually unopposed and won her second consecutive term, receiving over 90% of the popular vote. The Vermont Republican Party, which had been considered a borderline non-factor in Vermont politics since Phil Scott's retirement in 2026, refused to put forward a candidate for governor for the first time in its history in 2054, considering the extremely popular Stevens to be unbeatable. Stevens' performance was the best for governor in Vermont's modern history, and was by a considerable margin the strongest performance of any gubernatorial candidate in the 2054 United States gubernatorial elections.
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The territory occupied by the Republic of Abyei

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Abyei, officially the Republic of Abyei (Bajlis: Rapliku u Abyei), is a country located in Africa. The country's capital is known as Abyei City. With a population of 1.8 million, Abyei is the 147th most populous country in the world.

The area was inhabited by the local Bajle people, before the division of the colonies of Egypt and Sudan, after which Sudan evicted out the local people from the area and built some small towns, however, due to the poor quality of the towns, Sudan allowed the Bajle people to re-enter the area.

During the land claim conflict incompassing Abyei between South Sudan and Sudan, many offensives and attacks occured throughout the time period of 2011-2015, after which a major war occured which nearly leveled the towns in the area. After the war, the UN gave rights of the land to the then present mayor of Abyei Manka Muru, after which he was promoted to president status.

During the period of 2016-2049, Manka Muru presented a rule of corruption, as he rigged elections to keep himself in power, and during which the country fell into a state of failure, including the lowest GDP per capita standing at just $84 for the year of 2038. On October 20th, Manka died of a sudden Cardiac Arrest. After which, his son, Mirsa Muru took control of the country, and under his rule, the country stabilised a bit by 2050.

On 2025, the country's first census recorded a population of 222,721. During the second census in 2035, the population increased to 962,832. During the third census in 2045, the population increased to 1.6 million. The current population, as based on the current estimate, stands at 1.8 million.

According to the World Bank, Abyei has the lowest economy in the Sub-Saharan Africa, and one of the lowest in both Africa and the world. Having a growth rate of just 0.231%, the country had one of the lowest growth rates in the world, with the decline being fueled by fraud and corruption till late 2049. The HDI, standing at 0.114, is the lowest in the world.

## Administrative divisions

Abyei is composed of 15 provinces (*pravsens*), which are further divided into municipalities (*mansipaltise*), before being divided into cities (*satsi*), and a further division into areas (*are*).
2060 United States presidential election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2060 United States presidential election in Indiana** was held on November 2, 2060, as part of the 2060 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia participated. Indiana voters chose electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote, pitting the Democratic Party's nominee, U.S. representative Matthew Doyle, and running mate Virginia Senator Layla Cook against the Republican Party's nominee, news commentator Leon Saunders, and running mate North Dakota Senator Colin Newman. Indiana has 11 votes in the Electoral College.

Though Indiana is traditionally a Republican stronghold, the race was seen by most political analysts as a toss-up through Election Day, with Saunders narrowly leading Doyle in most opinion polls, however Doyle would ultimately end up carrying Indiana by less than 10,000 votes, marking the third consecutive presidential election where a Democrat won Indiana, the longest winning streak for that party in the state since before the American Civil War.

The election was also noted for the strong third-party performance of Dustin Alberts, a former Republican representative for Indiana's 3rd congressional district located in the northeast of the state and the nominee of the far-right Constitution Party, who received over 180,000 votes and nearly 6% of the popular vote, his strongest performance being in his native Steuben County, where he secured over 25% of the popular vote. Alberts' strong performance was credited in part to the so-called "home state advantage," in which a candidate tends to have a stronger performance in their home state as opposed to states with similar political and social makeups.

## Primaries

Indiana held its primaries on May 11, 2060:

* 2060 Indiana Democratic presidential primary
* 2060 Indiana Republican presidential primary

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 11 electors were pledged for Matthew Doyle and Layla Cook. However, a faithless elector cast a vote for Dustin Alberts and Hudson Grimes.
2039 Kentucky gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2039 Kentucky gubernatorial election** was held on November 8, 2039, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Kentucky. The incumbent was Republican Steven Rudy, who ran against Democrat Bradley Hill. As a state of the United States, Kentucky was nominally a multi-party democracy, however legislation introduced by the Republican-dominated Kentucky General Assembly in the mid 2030s disenfranchised tens of thousands of Kentuckians, almost all of whom were Democratic Party voters, who had allegedly "undermined electoral integrity," while opposition candidates to the Republican administration were blocked from campaigning and threatened with violence.

So-called 'election integrity officers' carefully observed voters during election season, with those who voted against the Republican Party often being threatened, harassed, ostracized and even assaulted. Election observers also noted these officers burning boxes full of allegedly "tainted ballots," almost all of which were cast for Democratic candidates. These circumstances led to the development of an authoritarian, de facto one-party state within the United States, with concerns regarding alleged human rights violations undertaken by the Kentuckian state government at several levels. Electoral observers considered this election to be "one of the most abhorrent, undemocratic, fraudulent and all-around appalling elections in United States history, " with several observers going so far as to denounce Rudy as a dictator. The results of the election led to many corporations withdrawing from Kentucky, as well as several other states and even countries outright banning travel to the state, pretty much leaving the state isolated from the rest of the country.
Связки ног

Связки ног - последовательность ударов ногами.

Бинь хак с правой ноги, подсечка с левой ноги и потом сразу же вертушка.

В конце положение ног не меняется.

Ким тыу и сразу за ним Ким фыу, вертушка с той же ноги.

В конце положение ног меняется - теперь впереди правая нога.

#### **3 связка**

Стойка - Чунг бинь тан правым боком вперёд. Левой ногой зашаг сзади, шаг левой, Бан лонг задней ногой. Встаём в Чунг бинь тан левым боком вперёд.

Позиция меняется каждый раз.

#### **4 связка**

Стойка - Чунг бинь тан левым боком вперёд. Дао шон с правой ноги, мах наружу с левой, шаг правой, мах внутрь снова левой и вертушка. Встаём в Чунг бинь тан левым боком вперёд.

Позиция ног не меняется.

#### **5 связка**

Стойка - Чао ма. Левая нога впереди. Подшаг с задней ноги, Ким тыу с передней и сразу Дао шон с задней, вертушка. Встаём в Чао ма, правая нога впереди.

Позиция меняется каждый раз.

#### **6 связка**

Стойка - Чао ма. Левая нога впереди. Двойной Ким тыу с задней + с передней, вертушка, садимся на ногу, которая вертелась, встаём на другую ногу как в ты чу, Дао шон с задней ноги, подсечка - нога в пол, стойка чао-ма.

Позиция ног не меняется.

#### **7 связка**

обратный удар, вертушка, дау-шон (ногу возвращаем в исходное положение)
Legend Skins

**Legend Skins** are cosmetics that change the default appearance of Legends and may be used tactically as intimidation in a match.

Purchasing **Legend Skins** serves as the best way to support the developers, as the only way to obtain them is with Mammoth Coins in the Mallhalla by buying them directly or in Chests. Exclusive Legend Skins are limited by availability of Chests or by Meeting a Developer. **Legend Skins** may be played with and viewed before purchase in the Offline Training mode.
Sudden Death

This game mode only appears when a timer runs to zero and there is no clear winner of a match. Those players tied for first lose their weapons and are put in their starting positions on the map with maxed-out damage and one Stock. The match ends when only one player remains, who is declared winner, or the last players are knocked out simultaneously, after which the match ends in a draw for those players.

When playing Sudden Death it is important to keep note that you can die in one heavy attack. The opponent knows this as well, so use that to your advantage, and while they are using their heavy attack get out of the way and then use a heavy attack on them while the attack animation is still going for them.
Thundergard Stadium

Thundergard Stadium is a currently playable map.

This map is most well known for its two platforms with a connecting "bridge" between the two. This makes it easy to bait your enemy to the middle and slam them down to the abyss below! Be warned it is a very small map.

## Trivia

* Before it was called Thundergard Stadium, this realm was simply known as "Stadium."
Downloadable Content

## Description

**Brawlhalla DLCs** currently consists of Premium cosmetic and item packs, bundled with Mammoth coins and other benefits.

Currently available DLC consists of the **Collector's Edition**, **Valhalla Pack** (previously known as the **Founder's Pack**) and the **All Legends Pack**. DLC cannot be purchased with Gold or Mammoth coins and generally must be obtained through the Steam store.

## All Legends Pack

* Unlocks all current and future Legends
* **19.99** USD

## Valhalla Pack

* 500
* Founder's nameplate
* Cogsworth Sidekick
* **14.99** USD
* *previously, as the Founder's Pack, this bundle also included permanent unlocking of all Legends available during the Closed Beta, along with access to the Closed Beta. This is no longer the case.*

## Collector's Pack

* 3500
* Collector's nameplate and Founder's nameplate
* Cogsworth Sidekick
* *Asgardian Elite* Weapon skin set for all weapons, usable by all Legends
* Flames of Ragnarok KO effect
* *Champion of the Brawl* Legend Skin for Bodvar
* All Legends Pack - unlocks all current and future Legends
* **99.99** USD
Hitboxes and Hurtboxes

Hitboxes are a feature in almost every game, however, they are typically standardized "boxes". Brawlhalla's hitboxes are actually circles that are within the weapon of each character. **Note: Hitboxes are different from Hurtboxes.** **Hitboxes show where a player can be hit from with an attack, while Hurtboxes show where you (the attacker) can get hit from.**

## Images

Each character will typically have hitboxes in the animation of their weapon to easily distinguish where they will hit from.

Here we can see that the punch from **Kor** has multiple colors. These colors are only there to make them easier to distinguish frame-by-frame. You can see the hitboxes of the punch. The yellow circle is the **Hurtbox** where Kor can be hit from. The Hurtbox is typically the same for every character.

## Custom Weapon Hitboxes

Each weapon's heavy attack has a unique hitbox as you saw from the pictures above.

Here are just a few of those!

**Hattori - Heavy Air**

**Lucien - Heavy Right**

**More to come soon!**
Brawlhaven

Brawlhaven is a currently playable map for up to 4 players. It was one of the earliest Realms created in the game.

The map is set in the mythical location of Dragonport.
The background features a landscape of floating rocks, lots of clouds and a flying viking ship.

## Notes

* In Patch 3.58 both the FFA and the 1v1 version of Brawlhaven got updated background and platform art.
* Brawlhaven is currently playable only in Free-for-All Mode.
* The 1v1 counterpart is Small Brawlhaven.
Act on the Status of Puerto Rico as a Territory (2030) (2032: Collapse)

The **Act on the Status of Puerto Rico as a Territory** was an act of the United States Congress passed by the United States House of Representatives on 13 March 2030 and signed into law by President Marjorie Taylor Greene on 25 March 2030. The bill was passed 407 to 1 in the House of Representatives, with one representative (Abram Byers of Minnesota) voting against the act, later being discharged from his seat and arrested on the orders of Elliot Saunders, the chairman of the American military junta. It passed in the Senate 48 to 0 without any major deliberation being given.

The act was introduced to Congress by Representative Lauren Boebert of Colorado in July of 2029 as one of the first pieces of legislation given after Congress was reformed by the junta the previous month, and was intended to retaliate against the Puerto Rican declaration of independence issued in late April, after the military coup in the continental United States earlier that month. The act declared that Puerto Rico's declaration of independence was "illegitimate", and sought to justify a planned military invasion of the territory that would never be launched.
Unused Content

This is a list of all of the unused content in the game files

WIP

## Unused Legends

Strangely enough, all of these unused legends have male and female counterparts

* Female Orion (ValkyrieTorsoFemale, always called this even on their other body parts)
* SteamTorso and SteamTorsoFemale (also always called this)
* PirateTorso and PirateTorsoFemale
* Bot and BotFemale
* StoreDummy
* Cyber (who, for some unknown reason, their shoulder has a female variant, called CyberTorsoFemale, even though the other parts of Cyber dont have a female counterpart

There also appears to be a beta version of Cassidy