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2008 Senate Elections (Season VIII)

The **2008 United States Senate elections** were held on November 4, 2008, with four of the twelve seats in the Senate being contested. All seats being contested belonged to Class B, with their terms ending on January 3, 2009.

Despite the Republican Rodney Kendrick winning the presidential election, Republican coattails were not seen.

Going into the elections, Democrats had an 8-4 majority as a result of the 2006 midterm elections. No seats changed hands this cycle, with three Republicans and one Democrat holding their seats.

### Elections leading to the next Congress

In these general elections, the winners were elected for the term beginning January 3, 2009; ordered by state.

All of the elections involved the Class 2 seats.

 Midwest | Edward Burns | Democrat
* ▌ **Edward Burns** (Democratic) 59.74%
* ▌Norm Coleman (Republican) 40.26%
 Plains | Alec G. Merrifield | Republican
* ▌ **Alec G. Merrifield** (Republican) 64.13%
* ▌Tom Udall (Democratic) 35.87%
 Southeast | Jamie Albarn | Republican
* ▌ **Jamie Albarn** (Republican) 62.02%
* ▌Jim Martin (Democratic) 37.98%
 Southwest | Jennifer Vice | Republican
* ▌ **Jennifer Vice** (Republican) 64.76%
* ▌Mark Udall (Democratic) 35.24%
Emma Rhodes

**Preceded by:** Shirley Hufstedler

**Emma Rhodes** (born January 1st, 1947) is an American politician and lawyer. She was governor of Washington from 1981 to 1985, as well as serving as the Representative from the Pacific's 1st congressional district, from 1985 to 1987, simultaneously serving as Speaker of the House of Representatives for a single term. She was the 59th Secretary of State, the first woman to hold the position, serving from 1981 to 1989 under the Stone Administration. Rhodes was also a judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the 6th District, serving from 1981 to 1989. In 1988, Rhodes became the first woman to successfully win a major party's nomination to the presidency, winning the Democratic Party primary. She then lost the general election to Senator Hego Demask. In 1997, Rhodes was appointed to the Pacific Senate seat after Christina Seo won the 1996 presidential election.
1958 United States House of Representatives Elections

United States House of Representatives Elections, 1958

 All 24 seats in the United States House of Representatives
 Party
 Seats After

The **1958 House of Representatives Elections** occurred on November 8th, 1956 for the United States House of Representatives. The Republicans gained a majority of seats and dominated the north and northeast. The election was held in the middle of David T. Seimer
1988 Presidential Election

The **1988 United States Presidential election** occurred on November 1st, 1988. Concurrent to that day Senate and House elections were held. Similarly to the 1980 Presidential Election, no one achieved 270 electoral votes and once again Congress decided the winners.

## Primaries

### Democratic Primaries

Ron Hench Worth declared his re-election on August 29th. Nicol Bolas declared on September 8th. Jerry Bart declared on September 18th.

### Constitutional Primaries

Michael Strange declares candidacy on September 28, 1987. Bernadette Stone declared on October 17. Chris Flannery declared on October 28th.

### Other Major Candidates

Pea Carson and John Anderson declared on January 4th, 1988. Monikay Clyde declared on January 21st. Andre DePaul announced on February 24th, 1988.  Stone continued with an independent campaign after loosing to Strang in the Constitutional Convention.

## Recounts

### Democratic Recounts

#### Arkansas Recount

Ron: 44.5%
Strang: 43.7%
Stone: 8.7%
Carson: 3.2%
**Goes to Ron**

#### Colorado Recount

Ron: 51.7%
Strang: 44.8%
Stone: 3.5%
**Goes to Ron**

#### Louisiana Recount

Ron: 45.6%
Strang: 38.4%
Carson: 12.3%
Stone: 3.7%
**Goes to Ron**

### Constitutional Recounts

#### Connecticut Recount

Ron: 45.2%
Strang: 50.0%
Stone: 4.8%
**Goes to Strang**

#### New Mexico

Ron: 39.3%
Strang: 41.2%
Carson: 15.5%
Stone: 4.0%
**Goes to Strang**

#### Oregon Recount

Ron: 45.2%
Strang: 45.8%
Stone: 9.0%
**Goes to Strang**

## Contingent Election of 1988

Following the results comming in, Speaker Pea Carson allowed Speaker pro tempore Otis Driftwood to conduct the voting.

## Results

### Close States

     Michael Strang

     Ron Hench Worth

     Bernadette Stone

     Pea Carson

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

1. New Hampshire, 0.50%
2. Oregon, 0.60%
3. West Virginia, 0.60%
4. Vermont, 0.70%
5. Arkansas, 0.76%
6. Washington, 0.90%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% but less than 5% (108)

1. New Jersey, 1.70%
2. New Mexico, 1.90%
3. Minnesota, 2.10%
4. Michigan, 2.30%
5. Virginia, 4.00%
6. Wisconsin, 4.10%
7. Missouri, 4.60%
8. Ohio, 4.70%
9. Connecticut, 4.77%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% but less than 10% (111)

1. Florida, 6.47%
2. Texas, 6.60%
3. Colorado, 6.95%
4. Louisiana, 7.20%
5. Illinois, 7.30%
6. Nevada, 7.90%
7. Arizona, 9.92%
Andy Harris

Andy James Harris (born February 24, 1962 - December 7, 2028) is an American politician and physician who was in the United States Navy as the rank commander and Served in Operation Desert Storm. He was Honorably discharged in 2010. And from October 29th, 2025 To November 3, 2025 was the first Secretary of Navy.

## Early Life, Education, And career

Harris's father was Zoltán Harris, an anesthesiologist who was born in Miskolc, Hungary, in 1911 and emigrated to the United States in 1950; his mother, Irene, was born in Poland. He grew up in Queens, New York, and attended Regis High School in Manhattan.

Harris earned his B.S. in biology (1977) and his M.D. (1980) from The Johns Hopkins University. The University's Bloomberg School of Hygiene and Public Health conferred the M.H.S. in 1995 in Health policy and management and also Health Finance & Management.

Harris served in the Navy Medical Corps and the U.S. Naval Reserve as a lieutenant commander on active duty during Operation Desert Storm and currently serves as a commander. He has worked as an anesthesiologist, as an associate professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine, and as chief of obstetric anesthesiology at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Harris also served as commanding officer for the Johns Hopkins Naval Reserve Medical Unit from 1989 to 1992.
California

**Capital:** Sacramento
**Largest City:** Los Angeles
 **Government*** **Governor:**  Barack Obama (D)
 **Area**
 **Population*** **Total:** 57,850,167 [2008 Est.]
* **Rank:** 1st
* **Density:** 359/sq. mi
 **Economy**
* **GDP:** 3.412 Trillion [2008]
* **GDP Growth:** 2.98% [2008]
* **GDP per Capita:** $58,780 [2006]
* **Government Expenses:** $288.639 Billion

**California** is a state in the Pacific Region of the United States. With 57 million residents across a total area of about 155,959 square miles, California is the most populous U.S. state and the third-largest by area. The state capital is Sacramento. The Greater Los Angeles Area is the most populous metropolitan area in the United States, with 24.38 million. Los Angeles is California's most populous city, and the country's second-most populous, after New York City. California also has the nation's most populous county, Los Angeles County, and its largest county by area, San Bernardino County. The City and County of San Francisco is both the country's second-most densely populated major city after New York City and the fifth-most densely populated county, behind only four of the five New York City boroughs.

California culture is considered a global trendsetter in popular culture, communication, information, innovation, environmentalism, economics, politics, and entertainment. As a result of the state's diversity and migration, California integrates foods, languages, and traditions from other areas across the country and around the globe. It is considered the origin of the American film industry, the hippiecounterculture, fast food, beach and car culture, the Internet,[19] and the personal computer,[20] among others.[21][22] The San Francisco Bay Area and the Greater Los Angeles Area are widely seen as centers of the global technology and entertainment industries, respectively. California's economy is very diverse: 58% of it is based on finance, government, real estate services, technology, and professional, scientific, and technical business services.[23] Although it accounts for only 1.5% of the state's economy,[23] California's agriculture industry has the highest output of any U.S. state.

California's economy, with a gross state product of $3.1 trillion, is larger than that of any other U.S. state and is the largest sub-national economy in the world. If it were a country, California would be the third-largest economy in the world (larger than the United Kingdom, France, and Germany),and the 24th-most populous as of 2005.

## See Also

* List of Governors of California
* Union City, California
1976 United States Senate Elections

The **1976 United States Senate Elections** was an election for the United States Senate that occurred on the same day as the 1976 Presidential Election and the 1976 United States House of Representatives Elections. Reagan's contested victory did not provide coattails to the Republican Party. The Democratic Party gained 3 seats this year. The winners of this election would serve terms that began on January 3, 1977 and ended on January 3, 1983.

## **Senate Election Results**

### *Northeast Senate Election Results:*

* **William Hathaway (D) - 57.38%**
* John Warner (I-R) - 42.29%

### *Southwest Senate Election Results:*

* **Gary Hart (D) - 58.34%**
* Edward Einhowser (I-R) - 41.66%

### *Pacific Senate Election Results:*

* **Rep. Luke Williams (D) - 59.39%**
* Andrew Young (R) - 40.61%

## **Events after the Election:**

Senator Judson Briggs defected from the Republicans to the American Capitalist Party.
Brandon Smith

June 2, 1995 — January 28, 1997

**Brandon Smith** (born September 11th, 1955) is was the United States Director of the Central Intelligence Agency from 1997 until 2004. He oversaw the operation that would capture Al-Qaeda leader Osama Bin Laden.

## Biography

Brandon Michael Smith was born on September 11th, 1955 to a poor family. A dad who worked as a plumber and a mother who just stood idly by as a drunk ruled the household, Brandon had no means of an easy childhood.

Being the son of a lazy drunk was never easy. Brandon was abused by his father at an early age, giving him an uneasy rage against him any time he entered the room. When Brandon went to school, he found satisfaction in helping his classmates, something that his tradesman father didn't seem to understand. Though he didn't have to continually endure this pain, as when Brandon was 7 years old, his mother mustered up the courage to leave his father.

And take Brandon with her.

After settling into their new home and his mother getting a job, Brandon was alone more than he had ever been. Over the years, he got used to using his own brain rather than relying on input from others. When he graduated middle school, Brandon was a bright kid, talented athlete and still had an urge to help those who needed him.

High school wasn't memorable for the learning or experiences, but for the sports. Brandon would be a talented athlete in basketball and brought his team to 2 consecutive city championships during his reign. Nicknamed "Boss" by his teammates, he brought leadership and courage to the court, inspiring his teammates when they were down. Even then, he was still helping people. Brandon graduated from high school a changed person but was prepared for the world ahead of him.

After high school, Brandon went to the University of Maine and got a Bachelor of Arts in Economics in three years. He got a job as a financial planner at a local bank but was largely unhappy. In 1986 after working nearly 10 years as a financial planner, he quit his job to join the CIA. After working in and around the Soviet Union for multiple years, he became a senior case officer with the CIA, his area of specialty being Eastern Europe. He learned Russian and with the collapse of the Soviet Union, he monitored and reported the collapse to his superiors. In the 1990s, he became the Deputy Director of the CIA and became the Director in 1997.

In 2001, Brandon began a 3-year hunt for Osama Bin Laden and eventually found him on September 14th, 2004. In October of 2004, Brandon left his post as CIA Director and moved to the Canadian Rockies, where he lives with a 40-year-old Canadian woman and her 2 kids he adopted.
Dan Rose

**Nationality:**American

**Daniel Lewis Rose** (born February 5, 1953) is an American journalist and television personality. He is the primary anchor and CEO of media company and newspaper organization Conservative Ti

mes.

## Early Life

Daniel was born in Bakersfield, California, the younger son of Dansby Rose and Paula Rose (née Tavish). Who just 15 years prior Dansby and Paula had escaped the Dust Bowl in Oklahoma and fled to California after their barn burned down in late 1937.

Daniel grew up dirt poor living in a derailed Boxcar with his parents and older brother Adam on the outskirts of Bakersfield in a small town just 9 miles south-southeast called Lamont, California. It was there in Lamont that Daniel got a job working as a newspaper delivery boy and became interested in the art of Journalism.

When Daniel was 18 his family moved to San Diego where this time they were actually able to purchase a house allowing a much more stable environment of living for young Dan. With his new interest in Journalism he eventually got a chance to work for the San Diego Union-Tribune however he left when their articles began to clash with his political views.

## Education

Daniel didn't receive the education that would have landed him in universities like Harvard, or Stanford. However he did receive a College education at the University of Southern California which was partly due to extensive free time spent practicing for certain High School Tests and saving all of his money for tuition. It was at USC that he majored in Journalism. (obviously)

## Career

After college Daniel found himself spending 3 summers as an intern at the Central Intelligence Agency but found himself bored and left. For a while he was unemployed and spent his days watching old movies in the basement of his Bakersfield home. But he found the courage and with the help of some investors and business partners founded his pièce de résistance, Conservative Times. A right wing media company dedicated to informing the public about current events from a different political standpoint.
2004 Presidential Election

The **2004 United States presidential election** was the 55th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 2, 2004. Concurring on that day Senate and House elections also occurred as well. Incumbent President Yuno Yura beat Republican Representative Linda Fukuyama-Cao. Clive Palmer ran a third party campaign, while Virgil Goode ran as independent and Steve Cruz ran a write-in campaign.

## Nominations

### Republican Party Nominations

* Former Representative Virgil Goode
* Governor Linda Fukuyama-Cao
* Acting FBI Director Clive Palmer
* Former Vice President Joseph Smith
* Derek Shepherd
* Former Representative Virgil Goode

### Withdrawn Candidates

* Ron Johnson, U.S. Representative from the Southeast(withdrew on January 24, 2004)

#### Primary

Primary Results Table
 Britton Nikolas | 10+D.C.

### Progressive Party Nominations

Progressive Party Nominations

* President Yuno Yura
* Governor Jarmal Monroe
* Governor Angela Merkel
* Senator Adam Smith Jr.

#### Primary

Primary Results Table
 Angela Merkel
 Adam Smith Jr. | 2

### Others

* Stephen Cruz(*write in*)
* Virgil Goode (ran as Independent July 20, 2004)
	+ VP Can: Luna Mariti
* Clive Palmer (ran as Independent, July 20, 2004)
	+ VP Can: Gov Michael Fleming(until September 11, 2004)
		- Former Rep. Ron Johnson(after September 11, 2004)

## Results

### Close States

     Yuno Yura

     Linda Fukuyama

     Clive Palmer

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (18):

* Louisiana, 0.37%
* Tennessee, 0.45%

States were the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5% (69):

* Indiana, 1.24%
* Arkansas, 1.42%
* Wisconsin, 2.15%
* Texas, 2.58%
* West Virginia, 4.23%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% and less than 10% (89)

* Florida, 5.30%
* Michigan, 6.42%
* Arizona, 6.81%
* Virginia, 7.83%
* Ohio, 8.32%
1988 Presidential Election (Edition II; Season I)

The **1988 United States presidential election** is the 51st quadrennial presidential election, scheduled for Tuesday, November 8, 1988. It will be the last Presidential election with electoral votes redistributed from the 1980 United States Census. Conservative nominee Dante Vanse II faced off against Democratic nominee Judy Chen. This is the first presidential election with two women running on the same ticket under a major party.

Incumbent president Alexander Reichwald was ineligible to seek a third term. Vanse entered the Conservative primaries as the front-runner, defeating U.S. Senator Daniel White and Representative Ford Kraft to win the nomination. He selected Former Presidential Candidate Bruno Rizzo of Virginia as his running mate. Chen won the Democratic primaries after Democratic leaders such as Sarah McNamara and Trenton Xavier withdrew or declined to run. She selected Speaker of the House, Sarah McNamara as her running mate.

Since 1972 A democrat has won every presidential election, the second longest streak since Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry Truman from 1932 to 1948. During that time George Ross is the only one who had not served more than 1 term, dying in 1976.

In July 1988, during Dante Vanse’s acceptance speech, he announced the changing of the party name back to the Grand Old Party, or Republican Party. The first presidential election since 1976 when a republican candidate would be running. A month later, the party would officially re-adopt the old Elephant logo.

## Democratic Party Nomination

*Main Article: 1988 Democratic Party presidential primaries (Edition II; Season I)*
Governor of the Southwest

The **Governor of the Southwest** is the head of government of the Region of the Southwest. 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.
1966 United States Senate Elections

The **1966 United States Senate Elections** was an election to the United States Senate. It was held on November 1, 1966, concurrent to the 1968 United States House of Representatives Elections. The winners of this election would go on to serve terms that began on January 3, 1967 and ended on January 3, 1973.
2020 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **2020 United States presidential election** was the 59th quadrennial presidential election, that occurred on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. The Democratic ticket of Northwest Senator Andrew Williams and Representative Chloe Sakana defeated the Republican ticket of Representative Dick Cheney and Representative William Bar. This election ended the three-term winning streak of Republicans after Jason Walia's defeat in 2008. Incumbent President Rhonda Sherman and Vice President Jeremiah Lovecraft did not run, citing Sherman's cancer diagnosis.

The Republican Party's failure to win the election is party fatigue with the ruling party and the administration's lackluster foreign policy, mostly due to the nomination of Tim Ali Fassi. The Republican Party also could not get an economic stimulus through Congress.

## Nominations

Declined to run:

* Carissa Cole - Senator from the Southeast
* Joshua Cho - Democratic Party chair and Senator from the Southwest

### Republican Party Nominations

declined to run:

* Wilfred Sternberg - former Speaker of the House

## Results

  *Others*  | —
 Total

### Close States

     Cheney

     Williams

States where the margin was less than 1% (42 electoral votes)

1. **Maine:** 0.08%
2. **Wisconsin:** 0.29%
3. **Florida:** 0.33%

States where the margin was less than 5% (87 electoral votes)

1. **Nevada:** 1.16%
2. **Virginia:** 2.16%
3. **Colorado:** 3.51%
4. **North Carolina:** 4.05%
5. **Michigan:** 4.06%
6. **Pennsylvania:** 4.53%
7. **South Carolina:** 4.77%

States where the margin was less than 10% (146 electoral votes)

1. **Georgia:** 5.03%
2. **Ohio:** 5.47%
3. **Texas:** 5.99%
4. **Tennessee:** 6.85%
5. **New Hampshire:** 7.93%
6. **Arkansas:** 8.06%
1972 Republican Party presidential primaries (Edition II; Season I)

The **1972 Republican Party presidential primary** will take place on March 7, to June 6, 1972. The main front runner is former California Governor Ronald Reagan, who announced his candidacy in early August of 1971. He is running against CEO J.R Ewing from Southwest, Senator Jacob Javtis from the Northeast, and Former Governor of Rhode Island John Chafee.

## Candidates

### Polling

*See Also 1972 Democratic Party presidential primaries*
Candy Desk

The **candy desk** has been a tradition of the United States Senate since 1968, whereby a senator who sits at a particular desk near a busy entrance keeps a drawer full of candy for members of the body. The current occupant of the candy desk is Northeast Senator Susan Collins.

## Season X

 January 3, 2009 - January 3, 2015
 January 3, 2015 -
David Matthews

**Preceded by:** Kirby Jenkins

**David Matthews** (born June 2nd, 1967) is an American politician , accountant and governor. A member of the American Front, he is the current and 42nd Governor of Wisconsin, having served since January 1st, 1999.

## EarlyLife

David grew up in suburban Madison. His father was a banker and his mother was a financial advisor. He grew up surrounded by money and numbers. He was a decent student in school, mainly excelling in math. He was also a social butterfly, usually not being on one side of a fight or arguemnt. This taught David perspective. In high school, David was on the basketball team and led his team to the regional championship that year. He was also an academic student, graduating near the top of his class. He balanced his social life and academic life, and was very successful with that.

## Education

After high school. David got a degree in Accounting from the University of Wisconsin. He minored in Economics and graduated with honors.

## Accountancy

After university, David became a Certified Public Accountant. He worked at Deloitte, an international accounting firm, and became Head of Accounting at his branch in 5 years. In 1993, David left Deloitte to become an Accounting professor at his University of Wisconsin.  David stayed as a professor for another 5 years. He also got his Certified Management Accountant designation. In 1999, David also got a job as a Senior Accountant for the Barbaro Conglomerate.

## Politcal Career

In 1998, he quit his job and ran for the office of the Governor of Wisconsin. He was sworn into that position in 1999. He has since served diligently for his constituents, passing important legislation and creating effective Executive Orders, and has no plans on stopping.
2008 Presidential Election (Season VIII)

The **2008 United States presidential election** was the 56th quadrennial election held on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. The Republican ticket of Senator Rodney Kendrick of Colorado and Representative Kale Greensdale of Virginia defeated the Democratic ticket of U.S. Senator William Hughes of Wisconsin and Edward Burns of Illinois defeated. Kendrick became the first African-American to be a major presidential party's nominee, while Burns became the first African-American to be a major party's vice presidential nominee.

Incumbent Republican President George W. Bush was ineligible to pursue a third term due to the term limits established by the 22nd Amendment. Kendrick secured the Republican nomination by June 2008, defeating Senator Jamie Albarn and Representative Chuck Brisco. The Democratic primaries were marked by a sharp contest between Hughes and the initial front-runner, Senator Edmund Banks, with Senator Edward Burns coming in third, after being the first African-American to win the Nevada caucus for a major party. After a long primary season, Hughes secured the nomination at the 2008 Democratic National Convention after being endorsed by Burns.

## Nominations

### Democratic Party nomination

*Main Article: 2008 Democratic Party presidential primaries (Season VIII)*

### Republican Party nomination

*Main Article: 2008 Republican Party presidential primaries (Season VIII)*
2026 United States House of Representatives elections (Season IV)

The **2026 United States House of Representatives** elections will be held on November 6, 2026. Elections will be held to elect representatives from all 25 congressional districts across each of the 6 U.S. states. The winners of this election will serve in the 119th United States Congress, with seats apportioned among the states based on the 2020 United States Census. Republicans have held a majority in the House of Representatives since January 3, 2025, as a result of the 2024 elections, when they won 4 seats. However, their majority was reduced in the 2025 special election, after the passing of Representative John Lechlan. The Republicans still hold onto their 12-10 Majoirty, with 3 independent Representatives.
1976 House of Representatives elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1976 United States House of Representatives elections** will be held on November 2, 1976. Elections will be held to elect representatives from all 15 congressional districts across each of the 6 U.S. Regions. Numerous other federal, state, and local elections, including the 1976 Senate elections, and the presidential election will also be held on this date. The winners of this election will serve in the 95th United States Congress, with seats apportioned among the regions based on the 1970 United States census. Republicans have held a majority in the House of Representatives since January 3, 1975, as a result of the 1974 elections, when they won 7 seats.

As of 1979, this is the last election to feature the Republican Party as party for elections, as it would disolve in 1978.

## Overview

↓

**Summary of the November 2, 1976 election results**

## Southeast

 Southeast 1
 Southeast 2
 Southeast 2

## Midwest

 Midwest 1
 Midwest 2
 Midwest 3

## Pacific

 Pacific 1
 Pacific 2
Cotton Club

The **Cotton Club** is a popular New York club located on the corner of 142nd Street and Lenox Avenue in New York City. Originally purchased by the Black Panthers in 1963 was then co-opted by Janet Jackson into a bar/pub after they were disbanded in 1965. Janet ran the club for 18 years before her untimely death in 1979 had passed it on to her brother Martin. It is currently owned by Ruby Jackson.

## History

### 1963-1979

In 1963, Janet Jackson, Malcolm X and Senator Paul Blart met regarding congressional action toward the need for equality. After entering the predominantly African American club discussing what came to be known as the Cotton Club Meeting.

#### Cotton Club Meeting

During this meeting, both major parties to the civil rights movement attempted to pressure Blart into choosing to be either with the segregation faction of the United States Congress or against it. Blart hemed and hawed, making what eventually would be considered his staple Peanut Butter analogies. After Blart left, Ricardo Alvarez of the Hispanic rights activism group Chicanos came and talked with them.

There wasn't much activity until August 1963. After the Black Panthers Senate Hearing, the activities were apparently condemned by the Senate. Janet then met with Alvarez after the publishing of the Black Panthers Manifesto.

Janet Jackson opened the Cotton Club's doors for the first time on July 8th, 1968. For the next 16 years the Cotton Club ran smoothly.
Charles Keller

**Charles William Keller** (born July 19, 1914) is an American politician and statesman who served as the United States Senator and Senate Majority Whip from the Midwest, serving from 1977 to 1983. He served as the 58th Secretary of State from 1981 to 1985. Before entering the Senate, Keller previously served as U.S. Senator from 1959 to 1971, and in the Wisconsin state legislature from 1943 to 1959. Keller is also the former Chair of the Democratic National Committee (1969-1973).
Failed Coup of Michael Strang

The **Failed Coup of Michael Strang** refers to the Cabinet’s attempt to remove President Michael Strang from the presidency by invoking the 23rd Amendment, organised by then-Secretary of the Treasury Andrew Bolt.

## Prelude

On February 26, Andrew Bolt met with Secretary of the Interior George Voinovich and then-Attorney General Andre DePaul in the Cotton Club for a lunch meeting. After leaving the meeting Bolt returned to his offices and rang up several members of the Constitutionalist Party including Andrew Young. Bolt then organised to meet with Vice President Flannery, which concluded with the two agreeing to invoke the 23rd Amedment against President Michael Strang, citing mental incapabilities and poor polling.

## Invoking Article IV

On the 27th, Bolt invoked Article IV of the 23rd Amendment to have Strang deemed unfit for duty. After announcing at a Press Conference that the Constitutionalist Party no longer backed the President, Bolt had these statements confirmed by Vice-President Flannery and Senate Minority Leader Young. In the Cabinet, Chris Flannery, Andrew Bolt and then-CIA Director Vincent J. Barbaro all voted to have Flannery take the role of Acting President, while Andre DePaul voted against despite Bolt's attempts to persuade him otherwise. FBI Director Jack Brogan and Voinovich did not vote. With the Cabinet's majority reached, Bolt had a signed letter sent to both the President pro tempore and the Speaker of the House. On February 28th, Congress Convened to vote on the status of the President. It failed the House 9-13 and failled the Senate 5-4. While acting president, Flannery fired DePaul.

## Aftermath

Later that same day, Bolt resigned as Secretary of the Treasury and Strang fired Barbaro. Governor Henry Miltop was picked as his replacement
Caroline Atwood

President

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**Caroline Jane Atwood** (born April 12, 1941) is an American politician, who served as a member of the United States House of Representatives for Northeast's Fourth Congressional District from 1969 to 1971. She has served as White House Chief of Staff under President George Ross since 1973. Before running for Congress, she was known for her activism in feminism and civil rights.

## Early life

Caroline Jane Atwood was born on April 12, 1941 in Boston, Massachussetts. She moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1945, and has lived there since.
Frank Woods

**Preceded by:** Michael Johnson

**Frank Woods** (born September 14, 1991) is an American politician and Representative for the Northeast's 4th congressional district, having been elected to the office in 2020. A Democrat, Woods is also concurrently serving as White House Chief of Staff since January 20, 2021.
Democratic Party

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The **Democratic Party** is one of the two major contemporary political parties in the United States, along with the Republican Party. Tracing its heritage back to Thomas Jefferson and James Madison's Democratic-Republican Party, the modern-day Democratic Party was founded around 1828 by supporters of Andrew Jackson, making it the world's oldest active political party.

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It's first chair was Ralph Northam. In May of 2018, the Democratic Party merged with the Green Party, to form the Green-Democratic Party.

### Reappearance

In July of 2031, Hadrian Potter and Lenovich Hughes split from the NAUP to reform the Democratic Party

## 1956

The party saw 12 chairs from 1956 to 2017

## 1980s

William Baker Stone chaired the party from 1981 to 1990, before handing the party to Carissa Cole.

## 1970s

List of Democratic Party Leaders
 Charles Keller
 Sarah McNamara
Adam Smith Jr.

**Adam Smith Jr.** (born June 21, 1956) is an American politician and Senator. He was the 35th Governor of California from 1983 to 1987.

### Parents

His parents met in Los Angeles, which set off an on-and-off relationship for years to come. Morgan Holman, Smith's mother, was a student at the California State University in L.A. majoring in political science and his father, Adam Smith Sr., a law student from the East Coast.

#### Morgan Smith

**Morgan Rose Smith** (Morgan Rose Holman) was born to **Woodrow Wilson Holman** and **Danielle Poppy Holman** on August, 24th, 1934 in Eugene, Oregon. Her alma mater was California State University, which she graduated from in 1955.

She was naturally politically inclined since taking on her political science degree, and she was known for political activism in her hometown of Eugene. These political tendencies led to her son, Adam, taking the same path once he was old enough, and eventually he’d be elected Senator.
1972 United States Senate Elections

The **1972 United States Senate Elections** was an election for the United States Senate. It was held on November 7, 1972 concurrent to the 1972 Presidential Election. The Republican Party lost a seat, while the Democratic Party, New American Union Party, and Libertarian Party each gained a seat. Independents did not change. The winners of this election would have terms that began on January 3, 1973 and end on January 3, 1979.
1972 House of Representatives elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1972 United States House of Representatives Elections** were elections for the United States House of Representatives on November 7th, 1972. They occurred during the landslide election of George Ross, alongside elections to the United States Senate, and other state and local elections. Despite Ross' national swing, Democrats lost two seats with Republicans and Independents picking up one each.

## Overview

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**Summary of the November 3, 1970 election results**

## Midwest

 Midwest 1
 Midwest 2
 Midwest 3

## Pacific

 Pacific 1
 Pacific 2
2012 United States Presidential Election (Season IV)

The **2012 United States presidential election** was the 57th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. The incumbent Republican President Chrestine Bingham-Starmer, and his running mate, Vice President Rhonda Sherman, were re-appointed to a second term. They defeated the Democratic ticket of State Senator John Edwards of North Carolina and Governor Hillary Clinton of New York.

## Nominations

### Democratic Nation Convention, 2012

Democratic Party Presidential Nominations, 2012
 John Edwards

### Republican National Convention, 2012

Republican Party Presidential Nominations, 2012

## Results

 *Others* | —
 Total

### Close States

     Bingham-Starmer

     Edwards

States where the margin was less than 1% (44 electoral votes)

1. **Missouri:** 0.17%
2. **Pennsylvania:** 0.34%
3. **North Carolina:** 0.51%

States where the margin was less than 5% (171 electoral votes)

1. **Texas:** 1.05%
2. **Wisconsin:** 1.16%
3. **Oregon:** 1.65%
4. **California:** 2.05%
5. **Arkansas:** 3.17%
6. **Florida:** 3.26%
7. **Virginia:** 3.56%
8. **Oklahoma:** 4.16%

States where the margin was less than 10% (125 electoral votes)

1. **Maryland:** 5.26%
2. **Ohio:** 5.37%
3. **New Jersey:** 5.54%
4. **Illinois:** 5.59%
5. **South Carolina:** 5.76%
6. **Tennessee:** 5.81%
7. **Nevada:** 6.09%
8. **Michigan:** 6.18%
9. **New York:** 8.26%
1968 Presidential Election (Edition II; Season I)

The 1968 United States presidential election was the 46th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 5, 1968. Incumbent president Lyndon B. Johnson declined to seek re-election, leaving Vice President Hubert Humphrey to win the Democratic nomination. U.S. Senator Michael Kennedy won the Republican nomination.

In a re-aligning election, the Republican ticket of Senator Michael Kennedy of Illinois and Governor Spiro Agnew of Maryland defeated the Democratic ticket of incumbent Vice President Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota and former U.S. Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine. Former Alabama Governor George Wallace and retired general Curtis LeMay ran as the American Independent Party, winning 5 states and 13.5% of the popular vote.
Box News Hostage Crisis

**The Box News Hostage Crisis** was a hostage crisis that occurred between the FBI and Phill Gramm on April 13, 1981. Phill Gramm accused former President Edward Einhowser of hiring him to kill then-Senator Howard Baker. Martin Jackson and Jack Brogan attempted negotiations, but Gramm killed himself in a suicide explosion along with all 27 hostages.
1980 United States House of Representatives elections (Season IV)

The **1980 United States House of Representatives Election** was an election for the United States House of Representatives on November 4th, 1980. It occurred consecutively with the 1980 Presidential election, where Democrat William Baker Stone was elected. In spite of Stone's election, Republicans took control of the House of Representatives for the first time since 1972.

## Southeast

 Southeast 1 | Buddy Leach
 Southeast 2 | Erwin Smith | Democratic
 Southeast 3 | Randall Kinkaid

## Midwest

 Midwest 1 | Carl Pursell
 Midwest 2 | Milton Robert Carr
 Midwest 3 | Robert W. Davis

## Pacific

 Pacific 1 | Robert B. Duncan
 Pacific 2 | Cecil Heftel
Greg Abbott

**Preceded by:** Fife Symington (NPC)

**Greg Abbott**, (born November 13, 1957) was elected the 20th Governor of Arizona on the 20th of January, 1994. He is currently still the Governor of Arizona.

## Governor of Arizona

In 1997, Abbott passed multiple laws condemning homosexuality and transexuality as well as outlawing any sexual acts, as well as any pornography depicting such acts. This resulted in outrage from 5 other states, California, New York, Florida, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. All 5 state Governors made the decision to sanction Arizona until Abbott finally agreed to remove the laws in early 1998. During this time, Abbott declared a State of Emergency and heavily militarized the state.
George Voinovich

**Succeeded by:** Henry Caddo

**George Victor Voinovich** (Born July 15, 1936) is an American politician from the state of Ohio. A member of the Republican and then Constitutionalist Party, Voinovich served as the Secretary of Interior under President Strang, as the 64th governor of Ohio since 1989, and as the 54th mayor of Cleveland from 1980 to 1989, the last Republican to serve in that office.
David Duke

**Lieutenant:**
 **Occupation:** Founder, And Leader of the AAMO, Owner of Pennis News.
**Political Party:**
Republican Party(Former)
Constitutionalist Party (Former)
Independent (Former, Current)
Freedom Party (Former, Was dissolved due to lack of required members)

**David Duke**(Born June 23, 1959) Is an American Politician, Serving Currently as the 40th Governor of Florida. He is currently an independent.

## Early Life

David was born in Peoria, Illinois To Two parents, Who have remained Unknown. He attended Peoria High School, And Graduated with high honors. He was Lucky and got into harvard, And Graduated With a PhD.

## Florida Governorship

In 1987, Duke Succeded Wayne Mixson, After he stepped down. He Has remained ever since then. One of his most proud Accomplishments are abolishing floridan abortions.

## American Anti Minority Organization

Duke started the American Anti Minority Organization, and has remained leader ever since. Duke has organized one rally, And three protests with the group. Under his leadership, The group has gained up to about 9,000 members nationally.

## Constitutionalist Party

Duke is one of two founders of the constitutionalist party. After the Fund Theft Scandal, He went to jail. He was pardoned Henry Miltop, He lost his Chairmanship, And soon after quit after corruption formed in the party.

## Pennis Fund Theft Scandal

The Pennis Fund Theft Scandal Refers to David Duke taking 200,000 From the Constitutionalist Party Funds, For a fine for his News Station, After violating the regulations

## Freedom Party

Duke is one of Two founders of the Former Freedom Party, Which was dissolved due to Lack of required members. He was also the party chair.
1972 Presidential Election

The **1972 Presidential Election** was the 47th quadrennial election held in American history on November 7, 1972. Concurrent to that day House and Senate elections were also held. In a landslide victory, incumbent Democratic president Edmund Muskie and incumbent Vice President John McCormack won re-election as President and Vice President respectively. Other candidates included New American Union Representative Alex Long, Independent Representative Rice Carson, Independent Representative Ralph Nader, and Republican Senator John Warner.

## Results

### Close States

     Edmund Muskie

     Bean Carson

     Alex Long

     John Warner

States where the margin of victory was less than 1% (83)

1. Texas, 0.26%
2. Utah, 0.30%
3. Oregon, 0.36%
4. Virginia, 0.56%
5. Florida, 0.62%
6. Indiana, 0.78%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 1% and less than 5% (68)

1. Wisconsin, 1.04%
2. Iowa, 1.16%
3. South Carolina, 1.37%
4. Kentucky, 1.56%
5. Wyoming, 2.17%
6. Kansas, 2.40%
7. Tennessee, 2.67%
8. North Carolina, 2.87%

States where the margin of victory was greater than 5% and less than 10% (133)

1. Vermont, 5.18%
2. Georgia, 5.51%
3. Montana, 5.61%
4. Oklahoma, 5.75%
5. Arizona, 5.83%
6. Missouri, 6.09%
7. Alabama, 6.19%
8. Nevada, 6.3%
9. Colorado, 6.37%
10. Louisiana, 7.10%
11. Mississippi, 7.18%
12. Pennsylvania, 7.72%
13. Ohio, 8.11%
1984 Senate Elections (Edition II; Season I)

The **1984 United States Senate elections** was an election for the United States Senate in on November 6, 1984, which coincided with the presidential election, elections to the United States House of Representatives, gubernatorial elections, 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 C senators were last elected in 1978, and will be up for election again in 1990. This election saw seven of the 12 seats, four of which were in this class, and three special elections, up for election. The winners of the normal elections will serve a six-year term ending in 1989, while Northwest Special A will end in 1987, and Northwest Special B will end in 1991. Pacific Special A will end in 1987.

### Special elections during the 111th Congress

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

 NorthwestClass A
* **Margaret Kitzhaber** 58.6%
* Richard Bryan (D) 41.4%
 NorthwestClass B
* **Sarah Craig** 57.1%
* John "Pat" Williams (D) 42.9%
 PacificClass A
* **Wesley Townley** (D) 62.2%
* Pete Wilson (C) 37.8%
1962 United States Senate Elections

The **1962 United States Senate Elections** were elections to the United States Senate. It was held on November 6, 1962 and concurrent to the 1962 United States House of Representatives Elections. The winners of this election went on to serve terms that began on January 3, 1963 and ended on January 3, 1969.
1992 United States House of Representatives Elections

The **1992 United States House of Representatives elections** were elections to the United States House of Representatives on November 3, 1992 coinciding with the 1992 Presidential Election. The split of the Progressive Party in late-1991 caused a split on the Left, with the democrats losing all of their seats, despite the party winning the election. The split on the Left allowed the Constitution Party to surge and fill in formerly long Democrat strongholds. The newly founded American Front Party filled in 2 seats.
1962 United States House of Representatives Elections

The **1962 House of Representatives Elections** was an election held on November 6, 1962. It was held in the first half of Richard Nixon's first term. The Democratic Party and the Republican Party reversed positions, with the former gaining 5 seats and the latter losing 5 giving the Republicans the majority.
1982 United States House of Representatives elections (Season IV)

The **1982 United States House of Representatives elections** was an election for the United States House of Representatives held on November 2, 1982, in the middle of President William Stone's first term. the Republican Party lost its majority in the House to the Democratic Party.

## Southeast

 Southeast 1 | Carissa Cole | Democratic
 Southeast 2 | Erwin Smith | Democratic
 Southeast 3 | James G. Martin

## Midwest

 Midwest 1 | Carl Pursell
 Midwest 2 | James Witney Dunn
 Midwest 3 | Robert W. Davis

## Pacific

 Pacific 1 | Angelina Jiang
 Pacific 2 | Liam Sorenson
1984 Presidential Election

The **1980 Presidential Election** was the 50th quadrennial election in American history. It was held on Tuesday, November 6th, 1984. Concurrent to that day House and Senate elections were also held. In a domineering victory Democratic Representative Ron Hench Worth won the election with 388 electoral votes and 33 states plus the District of Columbia. Constitutionalist Andrew Bolt won 118 electoral votes an 13 states, while Progressive Senator Zehra Yildiz won 32 electoral votes and 4 states. Libertarian Gary Iverson won no votes.

## Nominations

### Democratic

#### Primaries

Ron Hench Worth announced his candidacy on December 17, 1982. Tommy Thompson announced his candidacy on February 19, 1983. Lillian Geller announced her run on February 25, 1983. On June 11, Geller suspended her campaigned. Zehra Yildiz announced Her run on May 3, 1983. Ron Hench Worth Was established as an early front-runner in the Democratic Primaries.

### Republican

#### Primaries

Andrew Young announced his run on December 21, 1982. Gary Iverson announced his run on March 1, 1983. Andrew Young suspended his campaigned and accepted the announcement of Gary Iverson's Vice Presidential candidate on December 14, 1983.

### Constitution Party

Andrew Bolt and Arnold Schwarzenegger for the Constitutionalist Party

**Progressive Party Nominations, 1984**

## Results

### Close States

     Ron Hench Worth

     Andrew Bolt

     Zehra Yildiz

States where the margin of victory is less than 1% (96)

1. District of Columbia, 0.10%
2. Virginia, 0.10%
3. New York, 0.20%
4. Pennsylvania, 0.30%
5. Minnesota, 0.50%
6. Louisiana, 0.90%

States where the margin of victory is greater than 1% and less than 5% (111)

1. Arkansas, 1.50%
2. Connecticut, 1.50%
3. Alaska, 2.30%
4. Hawaii, 2.30%
5. California, 2.60%
6. Missouri, 2.70%
7. Kentucky, 3.30%
8. New Jersey, 3.30%
9. Georgia, 3.70%
10. Maryland, 3.80%
11. New Hampshire, 4.10%
12. North Carolina, 4.70%

States where the margin of victory is greater than 5% and less than 10% (142)

1. Rhode Island, 5.00%
2. Texas, 5.00%
3. Florida, 6.30%
4. Indiana, 6.90%
5. Illinois, 7.60%
6. Maine, 7.60%
7. Washington, 7.70%
8. West Virginia, 7.70%
9. Iowa, 8.00%
10. Montana, 8.00%
11. Michigan, 9.00%
Anna Yıldız

**Child:** Isabelle Hoover (1980)

**Anna Yıldız** (June 18, 1951 - November 2, 1980) was a Turkish-American politician, CIA agent and representative.

**Early Life:**

Anna Yıldız was born in California in Sacramento. Her father died while fighting in the Vietnam War. She was raised with pressure from most of her family to become successful. She moved to Mississippi where she was discriminated and segregated. Her aunt and cousin were murdered by white supremacists and extremists. After facing a ruined education system, segregation, and a corrupt judicial system, she will strive to fix it.

**Current Position:**

Anna Yıldız would win her SE-1 seat in 1977 special elections and win SE-1 again in 1978. She is one of the youngest representatives to serve in Congress. She founded the Minority's Union aimed to protect the rights of minorties and fight segregation. She aims to reform the education system, protect minorites, and provide equal and fair opportunities.

On November 2, 1980 Anna went mising. She is presumed dead.