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2032 United States Presidential Election (Monsonia)

The **2032 United States Presidential Election** was the last presidential election ever held in the United States due to the Second American Civil War. This one saw Democrat Gavin Newsom against Republican J.D. Vance. Newsom would win, but only run for 2 years. Some say he was the reason the war started so quickly. During his 2-term presidency, Ron DeSantis cooled things down mostly, so having this man Newsom not do that kinda brings everything to hell.

The election started on November 2, 2032, and saw only 2 parties run, unlike the 2028 election. Newsom and his running mate, Pete Buttigieg promised to fight against the extremists, led by the American Nazbol Organization, but it was in vain. ANO had gotten too powerful due to DeSantis' leniency about extremism in America. But this promise managed to convince the normal people of America to vote for him. Republicans hated Newsom because he favored the LGBTQ+ community after the Santa Rosa Siege, which caused public opinion of the community to become very negative.

J.D. Vance and his running mate, Ashton Krammer, promised to be very conservative and be stricter about what goes on within the country, to stop acts like the siege from happening again. It is noted that during this election, a lot of anti-LGBTQ+ propaganda was spread, mostly by Krammer. Krammer was a known sympathizer for extremist groups like the American Nazbol Organization, and he had ties with Jackson Monson, the organization's founder. It is also believed that due to Vance's loss in this election, ANO had to start the war in order to force their government into existence.

Ultimately, this election would lay out the final pieces of the collapse of the United States. It was one of the reasons Monsonia was born, all because Newsom won, and Vance lost.
2049 Indiana gubernatorial recall election (non-canon)

The **2049 Indiana gubernatorial recall election** began in late March 2049, and ended on July 13, 2049, when voters chose Republican Jacob Porter to become governor. The recall election began in late March, after massive backlash with incumbent Libertarian governor Cameron Edwards' recently proposed "Zero Tax Initiative," which involved massively scaling back state funding for numerous government departments, most notably the state's Department of Education and the state's public school system as a whole. The sections of the initiative which tackled education were widely derided by both Republicans and Democrats, which had previously made education central parts of their own party platforms. Some critics also pointed out Edwards' own past as a schoolteacher before becoming governor and accused him of hypocrisy. In addition, a vast majority of Hoosiers strongly opposed the proposed reforms, and within a week of the proposed initiative being put forward a petition to open a recall referendum well exceeded the amount of signatures required to be put before the Indiana General Assembly.

The Indiana General Assembly ended up voting 97-3 to open a recall referendum on April 3, with all Republicans and Democrats as well as 2 Libertarians voting for the referendum, while 3 Libertarians opposed the measure. The date for the referendum was set as Tuesday, May 4 on April 6, as numerous Republicans and Democrats endorsed the "Yes" option. In addition, several prominent Indiana Libertarians, including Edwards' own lieutenant governor, founded the group Libertarians for Education, which encouraged Libertarian voters to choose the "Yes" option on the referendum. With strong support from both major parties as well as a significant portion of the Libertarian Party of Indiana having defected to support the recall of Edwards, virtually all pundits expected little less than a full-blown landslide, which is what ended up happening.

Within less than an hour, virtually all major news organizations had declared Edwards' recall as governor, with extremely wide gaps in the results between the yes and no options. Edwards conceded and resigned as governor at midnight on May 5, leaving his lieutenant governor Mitchell Cabrera to serve as governor until after the primary election. Edwards was the first, and to date only governor in Indiana history to have been recalled from office, as the ability to do so had only been introduced with the rewritten state constitution of 2046, which Edwards was ironically a staunch proponent of. A general election was set for July 13, 2049, giving all candidates a three month window to campaign.
Airport Connector

The **Airport Connector** is a minor-major 7.97-mile-long spur route of the **Beach Boys Expressway** in the city of Kokomo. The freeway is the main method of connection from the city to the Kokomo International Airport. As a mostly rural freeway, it provides open areas of driving in unincorporated Kokomo territory. It is one of two main routes to the Kokomo International Airport, with the second one being **Willis Avenue**.

Its far-out distance to the main core of the city controversially limits connection for many reasons, partially limiting citizens from accessing the airport from the western side of Kokomo. Due to this, an extension is currently under construction.

## Route Description

So far, the Airport Connector specializes on connecting the Beach Boys Expressway to the Kokomo International Airport, and it does so in incorporated and unincorporated territory. It's an 8-lane freeway spanning east-west from Tour Center to Town Square, and then the Kokomo International Airport.

The connector currently begins at a junction with the Beach Boys Expressway in Tour Center. The freeway begins to head southeast towards Willis Avenue, where it travels through the suburbs of the city. Later on, it enters Town Square and intersects with U.S. Route 98, entering unincorporated territory in the process.

After the junction with U.S. Route 98, the highway begins to straighten up into a normal east-west highway. After around three miles, though, the highway intersects with Willis Avenue and creates access to the airport, ending the freeway in the process.

## Future

As part of a planned renovation of the **Kokomo International Airport**, additional flyover ramps and assisting roads will be added to the junction of **Willis Avenue** and **Airport Connector** by 2047.

Long-term ongoing construction calls for the connector to run south to Little L.A., and for ramps to be placed as connections to deeper parts of the city, with one being planned to connect to Soundwave Park. The extension is projected to add an extra 10-14 miles to the freeway, with it ending in a junction with Vivo La Viva Avenue. The extension is set to be finished by 2063.
Administration division of the Kartvelian Empire (Great Nations)

The **administration divisions of the Kartvelian Empire** are subnational administration units of the short-lived Kartvelian Empire.

**Administration divisions of the Kartvelian Empire**

## Tiers of the Kartvelian Empire

* **First level division:** Regions
	+ **Second level division:** Subregions
		- **Third level division:** District
			* **Fourth level division:** Municipalities
				+ **Fifth level division:** Populated Place
					- **Sixth level division:** Constituency
						* **Seventh level division:** Census tract
							+ **Eighth level division:** Electoral precinct
								- **Ninth level division:** Block groups
									* **Tenth level division:** Census blocks

## Fifth level division

Populated places of the Kartvelian Empire

## Eighth level division

Electoral Precinct of the Kartvelian Empire
1999 Port Tiki 500

The **1999 Port Tiki 500** was the third running of the Port Tiki 500. The event was held on June 15, 1999 at Port Tiki Speedway in Port Tiki in the state of Tiki. The race was originally going to be held on June 12, 1999, but due to flooding, the race was postponed until June 15. Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu won her first race.

## Crashes

### Shanaynay Twain

In lap 45, Shanaynay Twain smashed into the wall after the brakes on her car failed. It resulted in a broken leg, but she was able to drive in the next race after proper treatment.
Junior 10

Junior 10 aparece em algumas coisas junto com Vicente 10 e no desenho Junior 10!

Aparições com Vicente 10:

Vicente 10 e Junior 10 Herois Unidos (Episódio de Vicente 10)

Todo Mundo VS Canelinha (Animação)

O Ataque dos Zumbis (Animação)

Vicente 10 VS Junior 10 (Animação)

O Ataque dos Fusions Parte 1 e 2 (Episódio de Vicente 10)

CROSSOVER FusionTrix (Série) (Episódio 3)

Idades:

12 anos

13 anos

10 anos (Cópia dele do passado)

Amigos:

Junior de 10 anos

Molly

Ben Tennyson

Blake (primo)

Mike

Fiona (prima)

Daisy (prima)

Jessica

Vicente10

Aquaflash

Dead Red/JoãoShadow10

Guilherme 9

Murilosred

Stickman

Akuma Boy (CROSSOVER FusionTrix Ep.3)

Outros...

Curiosidades:

Junior (criador de Junior 10) Colocou aliens de FanFiction do Ben 10 no omnitrix de Junior 10!
2024 Indiana gubernatorial election (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

John R. Gregg
Democratic Progressive

The **2024 Indiana gubernatorial election** is to be held on November 5, 2024, to elect the next governor of Indiana. The election will be held concurrently with the 2024 presidential election, as well as elections to the United States Senate, elections to the United States House of Representatives and various state and local elections. Incumbent Democratic Progressive Governor John R. Gregg is term-limited and unable to run for re-election to a third consecutive term. Primary elections will take place on May 7, 2024.

## Republican primary

### Candidates

#### Declared

* Mitch Daniels, former governor (2005-2013), former President of Purdue University (2013-2022) and candidate for President of the United States in 2012
* Suzanne Crouch, former Indiana State Auditor (2015-2023)
* Curtis Hill, former Indiana Attorney General (2017-2021)
* Billy Knight, far-right radio show host, white supremacist and nominee for the United States Senate in 2019
* Eric Holcomb, former governor (2013-2017) and former chair of the Indiana Republican Party (2011-2013)

## Democratic Progressive primary

### Candidates

#### Declared

* Christina Hale, Lieutenant Governor of Indiana (2017-present)

#### Withdrawn before primary

* Jennifer McCormick, Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction (2017-present) *(running for lieutenant governor)*

## General election

### Predictions

 TBD
 TBD
2072 Indiana gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2072 Indiana gubernatorial election** was held on November 8, 2072, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Indiana. Incumbent Republican governor Laura Ferrell was term-limited and unable to run for a third consecutive term. The Republican ticket was split between Paola Hall, a member of the Indiana Senate from Wayne County who was a notable critic of former President Winston Hale, and Spencer Burke, a member of the Indiana House of Representatives from Daviess County who was a fervent supporter of Hale. The Democratic nominee was former governor Martha Bell, who had served as the state's governor from 2055 to 2065. In addition, mayor of Tipton Adam Haney ran as an independent, running as a centrist who attempted to appeal to both Democratic and Republican voters.

Ultimately, Bell won the election in a landslide, largely thanks to the heavy splitting of the vote on the right, and became the first governor in Indiana history to be elected to three four-year terms in office. This was also the last gubernatorial election in which the Republicans put forward a nominee for governor, as the party would dissolve by the time of the 2076 election, and was the last time that the Democrats took up the position as the state's predominant left-leaning party, as the state party would undergo a hard shift to the right after Bell's death in 2075.
1900-1901 eruption of Mount Tarawera

During 1900 to 1901, a series of eruptions occurred at Mount Tarawera, near the city of Rotorua on New Zealand's North Island. At an estimated Volcanic Explosivity Index of 5, the eruptions are the second largest and second deadliest in New Zealand during the past 500 years, which includes the entirety of European history in New Zealand.

The eruption began in the early hours of 6 November 1900 and lasted for approximately 4 months and 11 days, causing a 9-kilometre-high (5.6 mi) ash column, earthquakes, lightning, and explosions to be heard as far away as Auckland and southern New Caledonia. The Waimangu Geyser and Echo Crater were the main site of the eruptions with some activity occurring along the summit lava domes. Damage in the local area was extensive as in 1886, with ash fall blanketing nearby villages within 6-7 feet (1.8-2.1) meters of volcanic ash. Lake Rotomahana, the former site of the infamous Pink and White terraces, significantly deepened and grew in size some as a result of the climatic blast. Pyroclastic surges traveled 5-6 miles and caused the majority of the deaths.

## Geology

Mount Tarawera is a rhyolitic dome volcano that makes up part of the Ōkataina Volcanic Centre, one of eight caldera systems in the Taupō Volcanic Zone. Other volcanoes which form part of the Ōkataina complex include the Haroharo vents and Lake Rotomā, while the complex also includes geothermal features such as Waiotapu. Mount Tarawera itself reached a height of 1,080 metres (3,540 ft) prior to the 1986 eruption, and had three distinct peaks: Wahanga at the north, followed by the highest peak of Ruawahia in the centre, and Tarawera as the southernmost peak. These had been built up by a series of eruptions at Tarawera which first commenced about 18,000 years ago, with the most recent eruption prior to 1886 and 1900-1901 occurring around 1200 CE.
2032 United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2030 United States House of Representatives elections in Indiana** were held on Tuesday, November 5, 2030 to elect the nine U.S. representatives from the state, one from each of the state's nine congressional districts. The elections coincided with numerous state and local elections, a presidential election and a gubernatorial election, and was the first time since 1920 where Republicans swept every district in the state. This was also the first time since 1928 where a Republican won Indiana's 1st congressional district, located in the northwest of the state.

The state had neither gained nor lost any seats in the 2030 United States census, and was subject to a redistricting cycle based on the results of that census. The Republican-dominated Indiana General Assembly formed a redistricting committee comprised entirely of Republican legislators which ultimately decided on a map which would completely revamp the state's congressional map from its 2023-33 configuration, eliminating Democratic-leaning districts in Northwest Indiana and Marion County. Political analysts described the map passed by the General Assembly as among the most gerrymandered congressional maps in the entire nation, and its compliance with the Voting Rights Act of 1965 was questioned, with the Indiana Democratic Party alleging that the map was designed to suppress the heavily Democratic African American electorate in Marion County.

2 of the 3 Democratic incumbents (Frank J. Mrvan in the 1st district and Sarah Booth in the 5th district) opted to run for re-election, while André Carson of the 7th district chose to retire, being a progressive Democrat whose district had previously been extremely heavily Democratic and centered on Downtown Indianapolis, but which had been redistricted to a more mixed urban-rural makeup and transformed into a Republican-leaning swing district. Though all 3 races were considered potentially competitive, Republicans ultimately picked up all 3 districts, marking the first time the Republicans had accomplished a full sweep of Indiana's congressional delegation since 1920, controlling all 9 of the state's House seats as well as both seats in the Senate.
1921 Ottoman coup d'etat (1918-1919: Germany's Last Stand)

the **1921 Ottoman coup d'etat** was a successful coup carried out on July 3, 1921 by the Ottoman Communist Party against the unstable Ottoman Republic, It would end after the death of Caglar Erol, the only president of the Ottoman Republic.

## History

### Background

On July 1, 1921...the 1921 Ottoman elections ended with Caglar Erol being re-elected. Protests began in Ankara that evening calling for his resignation, by the next morning any sense of stability formerly in the nation had now ended and Caglar Erol declared martial law.

### Coup

Around 9:30AM local time on July 3, 1921...a workers strike began in Ankara lead by workers that followed the Ottoman Communist Party, by 10:45AM workers strikes were in progress across the entire nation. Police officers attempted to stop the strikes peacefully, at 11:36AM however, a officer accidentally shot a citizen that was on strike dead, this lead to widespread riots across the entire nation. The higher end members of the Ottoman Communist Party would join the strikes with the workers around 12:15PM. The Ottoman military was deployed to end the strikes with force. However, that is when a group of 500 workers attempted to capture the president and take over the state, this first attempt at a coup failed when most of them were killed by machine gun fire while rushing toward the capital building and the remaining troops left the scene. By 2:00PM, almost all of the workers in the Ottoman Republic were on strike, at 2:35PM, a group of 300 workers would break through the defenses of the capital building and capture the president. The president signed a bill while held by the workers at 3:50PM that stated that the Communist Party had de-facto control over the nation. After hours of being held by the workers, at 8:45PM, the president would be executed in Ankara and the Ottoman Republic would be dissolved. Afterwards the Ottoman Peoples Republic would take over.

### Aftermath

The League of Nations would place sanctions on the Ottoman Peoples Republic on July 5, 1921...the USSR would also become the first nation to recognize it on August 1, 1921. The nation would become widely recognized by 1960. A treaty officially announcing the annexation of the Ottoman Republic was signed on August 14, 1921.
2094 United States Senate election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2094 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, November 2, 2094, to elect a United States Senator representing the state of Indiana. Progressive incumbent Adam Haney defeated Democratic nominee Kate Barker and independent candidate Katia Stevens. Haney was first elected to the seat in 2074, and had consistently been re-elected by considerable margins since then. Despite this, he was widely expected to face a strong primary opponent in 2094, citing his policy shift to the right and growing unpopularity amongst the socially and fiscally progressive urban voters that dominated the traditional Progressive voter base, and he was widely seen as one of the most endangered Senators going into the 2094 election cycle.

Haney would manage to narrowly fend off a primary challenge from former Progressive U.S. representative Lilly Lane, and was seen as a shoo-in for re-election after winning the nomination, with Haney enjoying considerable support amongst rural voters not normally seen out of Progressive candidates. Haney ultimately ended up winning re-election in a landslide, receiving 69.7% of the vote to Barker's 24.7% and carrying a majority of the state's counties. With the exception of Vermont, this was the largest margin of victory for any Progressive candidate for the Senate in 2094, and Progressive gains in other races led analysts to consider this election to affirm Indiana's realignment with the Progressives.
2018 North Cookie Ocean hurricane season

2018 North Cookie Ocean hurricane season

The **2018 North Cookie Ocean hurricane season** is a current event, that runs year round. The season usually runs at an average of around 11 storms per year. This was the first season to use classifications from the Iquiq Hurricane Center, with eight different Category storms.

## Storms

### Tropical Storm Aaron

 Duration
 Intensity

On January 13, a tropical wave formed 150 miles east of Rigela, with a potential to form into a tropical cyclone. On January 14, the OHC invested the system as Invest 90C, as it moved to the west across the ocean, towards the southern tip of Rigela. On January 15, the invest became a tropical depression, and was designated as Tropical Depression One. This was done in coordination with the Oceania National Weather Service, who issued tropical storm watches and warnings for Rigela and Hurricane watches for the southern coast of OUS, particularly in North Sandy and South Sandy. One continued to trek toward the west as it brought some heavy rain to Southern Rigela. On January 17, the OHC upgraded One into a tropical storm, designating it as *Aaron*, the first named storm of the 2018 season. Aaron immediately struck Rigela, producing very heavy rain in the region. In some areas, there was record rainfall totals. One record rainfall total was located at the eastern side of Coracano, a major resort city on the southern coast. A rain total of 12.4 inches was recorded from ONWS Coracano. Aaron caused a mudslide about 15 miles inland, killing two people in the town of La Unionia. Aaron also caused a pileup on an interstate, killing one person in the incident. At least $25 million in damages was caused in Rigela. Later that day, Aaron reemerged off of the coast of Rigela. Aaron continued to strengthened in Cookie Bay. Aaron continued to strengthen, and became a 60 mph tropical storm just before landfall on January 19. On the morning of January 20, Tropical Storm Aaron made landfall, causing only $70 million in damages, and only one fatality. Aaron dissipated later that morning over North Sandy.

## Storm names

This was the same list used in 2012, minus the names Omar and Patty, which replaced Oscar and Polly after they were retired. Names that are not retired after this season will be used again in 2024.

* *Bonnie*
* *Chad*
* *Dolly*
* *Earl*
* *Fiona*
* *Gavin*
* *Ike*
* *Judith*
* *Kevin*
* *Lisa*
* *Marco*
* *Natalie*
* *Patty*
* *Reginald*
* *Sara*
* *Tyler*
* *Violet*
* *William*
2025 Bhutanese coup d'etat attempt (2020-2036: Road to WW3)

the **2025 Bhutanese coup d'etat attempt** was a operation carried out by a joint Pakistani-Chinese task force to overthrow the pro-Indian and west government in Bhutan installed after the abdication of the king following a coup d'etat in 2022. The attempt was ultimately foiled when the Chinese task force helicopter was struck by lightning and crashed somewhere in Tibet. However, the Pakistani task force briefly managed to install a provisional coup government for 3 days, with a native Pakistani, Moosha al-Shehadeh as it's leader. A joint Bhutanese-Indian task force managed to overthrow the coup government on December 18, 2025. In total, 18 people died in the coup, 4 members of the Indian task force, 1 member of the Pakistani task force, Shehadeh, and all 11 people on-board the Chinese helicopter. the 10 other people of the Pakistani task force managed to escape, with 2 Bhutanese civilians being held as prisoners of war by Pakistan until 2027.
2024 United States presidential election (SM)

The **2024 United States presidential election** was the 60th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024. The Democratic ticket of incumbent President Alex Avery and Vice President Alpha Zeta defeated the Republican ticket of TBA and TBA.

Incumbent President Alex Avery ran for re-election without major opposition. Vice President Kika Snowe resigned on May 5, 2023, leading to Congress nominating the more moderate U.S. Representative Alpha Zeta as Vice President.

Initially considered a leading contender, former representative from North Carolina Fabian Oedifs decided he would not run on August 12, 2023, leading to a competitive primary between technology entrepreneur Astro Huncho, Governor of Florida Lars Hurricane, and former candidate for Vice President Mark Defaultian.
2028-29 Indiana strikes (Blackford)

The **2028-29 Indiana strikes** were a series of strikes and supportive protests that occurred throughout Indiana from April of 2028 to March of 2029, originating from school staff of the Indiana State Teachers Association who went on strike in opposition to Senate Bill 129 but soon escalating into a full-fledged social movement opposed to Governor Mike Braun and the Indiana Republican Party, based primarily out of the state's major urban centers. The strikes had national implications, becoming a central issue in the 2028 United States elections as polling showed that most Americans sympathized with the protests and strikes, and President Ron DeSantis' fervent opposition to the strikes further harmed his popularity, already having been one of the most unpopular presidents in U.S. history prior to the strikes. For her role in the protests and fervent opposition to Braun, Indiana Attorney General Destiny Wells was listed as a finalist for Time Person of the Year in 2028.

In addition to the strikes within the state, there was a large-scale boycott on some Hoosier products, which combined with the strikes would have a catastrophic impact on the Hoosier economy. The strike of school staff also forced many school districts in the state to close indefinitely. However, the movement ultimately failed to unseat Braun in the 2028 gubernatorial election, though reports of electoral fraud performed by the Republican Party to keep Braun in power prompted mass protests in Indianapolis which culminated in the Indiana National Guard violently suppressing the protests and massacring over 50 protesters. The protests would gradually fade in early 2029 as a court injunction had blocked SB 129 from coming into effect by this time. SB 129 would later be struck down as unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court in 2030, and would be formally repealed by the Indiana General Assembly in 2053.
2026 United States Senate election in Illinois (Blackford)

The **2026 United States Senate election in Illinois** was held on November 3, 2026, to elect a member of the United States Senate to represent the state of Illinois. Incumbent Democratic Senator and Senate Majority Leader Dick Durbin chose not to run for a sixth term to the seat, and democratic socialist activist Justin Correa won the Democratic nomination after a competitive primary against former Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot. The Republican Party nominated Nathan Hart, a radio show host known for his far-right political views and especially his transphobic and homophobic activism. Hart's candidacy drew national attention to the race, though he was widely seen as a non-factor in the election, as the political climate of Illinois already heavily favored the Democratic Party and the numerous controversies surrounding his campaign further harmed his position in opinion polls.

However, in the weeks before the election Hart would surge to overtake Correa in opinion polling, leading political analysts to start to take his campaign seriously. Despite this, by Election Day most pundits still anticipated Correa to easily defeat Hart in the general election, even with Hart's lead in opinion polling. This ultimately ended up occurring, with Correa winning 59.4% of the vote against Hart's 37.6%. Correa would be re-elected to this seat in every election until his retirement in 2056. Hart would run for public office several more times, and would run against Correa for the same seat in 2032, losing in an even larger landslide.

## Democratic primary

### Candidates

#### Nominee

* Justin Correa, activist and organizer for the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA)

#### Eliminated in primary

* Lori Lightfoot, mayor of Chicago (2019-2023)
* Laura Ellman, member of the Illinois Senate from the 21st district (2019-2027)
2026 West Virginia Senate elections (Blackford)

*Not to be confused with the 2026 United States Senate election in West Virginia.*

 Seats won
 Seat change

The **2026 West Virginia Senate elections** were held on November 3, 2026, and elected 17 of the chamber's 34 members. The election coincided with elections in the House of Delegates, and of West Virginia's two representatives, as well as an election to the United States Senate. The Republicans saw a net gain of one seat, defeating Democrat Mike Woelfel and thus establishing full control over every seat in the chamber for the first time since 1864. This made the West Virginia Senate one of two state legislative chambers to have full single-party control, alongside the Hawaii Senate, which had seen its singular Republican defeated in their own elections that year.

## Background

The Democratic Party had historically dominated West Virginia's politics at the state level for most of the state's history, and the party had held a majority in the West Virginia Senate uninterrupted from 1933 to 2015, with the party's dominance being attributed to its more conservative bent compared to the national party as well as persisting support for New Deal Democrats in the region. During the early 21st century, however, West Virginia rapidly turned from a deeply Democratic state into a Republican stronghold at the national level, owing to the population's opposition to the Democratic Party's growing support for social liberalism and especially their environmentalist policies, which many West Virginians had blamed for the state's economic collapse in recent decades.

This shift rightward was not initially felt significantly at the state level, with Democrats still easily winning super-majorities in both chambers of the West Virginia Legislature into the 2010s. However, this would rapidly change in the mid-to-late 2010s and early 2020s, and by 2025 the Democrats had been reduced to a meager 7 seats in the House of Delegates and 1 in the Senate (in comparison to 53 in the House of Delegates and 24 in the Senate just a decade prior), with the party's influence in West Virginia politics becoming essentially moribund as the Republicans had secured total electoral dominance over virtually every ballot race in the state, and by 2024 the state had become the most Republican in the nation at the national level. At the time of the 2026 elections, the only remaining Democrat in the state senate was Mike Woelfel in the state's 5th district, which had given Ron DeSantis 61.2% of the vote in the 2024 presidential election, and he was widely expected to lose re-election in the quickly Republican-trending district. In addition, DeSantis had carried every other district in the state in 2024 with at least 50% of the vote, and none of them were expected to be competitive for the Democratic Party.
Alaska (Modern Doomsday)

**Alaska**, officially the **Republic of Alaska**, is an internationally recognized republic in northwestern North America, bordering Canada. Alaska claims the land that was once occupied the American state of the same name. Alaska functions similarly to the former United States, having a bicameral Congress, a President and Vice President, three branches of government, and separation of powers. Elections are held every four years and are done differently than in the United States; instead of using the Electoral College system, Alaskan vote for their president directly. The national capital is Juneau and the largest city is Fairbanks. With a population of over 400,000, Alaska has a little over half of the population it had before *Doomsday*, as much of the pre-Doomsday population lived in and around the city of Anchorage, which faced a direct nuclear strike. Alaska has a relatively high rate of human development, having access to a stable food source, local electricity, developed healthcare, a system of education, and more. The nation often trades with Canada and Mexico, two larger surviving nations in North America.

## History

### Pre-Doomsday

Prior to *Doomsday*, Alaska was an American state with a population of 733,391 as of 2020. It largest city, Anchorage, had a population of nearly 300,000, around 40% of the entire state's population. The state's capital city was Juneau, located on the Alaskan panhandle.
2028 North Carolina gubernatorial election

The **2028 North Carolina gubernatorial election** was held on November 5, 2028, to elect the governor of North Carolina, held concurrently with the 2028 United States presidential election. Incumbent Republican governor Mark Robinson was eligible to run for re-nomination, and saw an easy victory in the Republican primaries. Three other major parties candidates sought election, the most ever in North Carolina election history; they were Josh Stein, the Democratic nominee and gubernatorial candidate in 2024; Mark Harris, the Patriot and the Constitution Party nominee; and Matthew Hoh, the Green Party nominee. Josh Stein won the election in what was an incredibly narrow race, winning by only a few hundred votes. It was the closest election in the 2028 gubernatorial election cycle.

The election was centered on several issues; most notably, included were reproductive rights and abortion access; marriage and sexual equality; and the state of the electoral college in North Carolina, which was subject to a constitutional amendment regarding faithless electors. The Democratic nominee, Josh Stein, appealed to most democrats and many moderate voters, and those who saw the previous Robinson governorship as too conservative. In the contrary, Robinson appealed to most Republicans and a portion of the African-American voter base, and his religious stances on many issues increased his popularity among many protestant and evangelical Christians. Mark Harris, the nominee for the Patriot and Constitution parties, ran a Christian Fundamentalist campaign, and his staunchly anti-abortion, anti-LGBT, and pro-firearm stances were found popular among many conservative Republicans, most noticeably in the eastern parts of the state; however, he was also popular in a few western counties in the mountain region. Matthew Hoh ran a progressive campaign, advocating for environmental restrictions, constitutional protections for those in marginalized groups, increased funding for public schools, and an increased minimum wage. He was very popular among the younger population and college students, and his voter base differentiated him from Stein, who they saw as too moderate and unwilling to enact any progressive reforms.
2024 Vermont gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2024 Vermont gubernatorial election** was held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 to elect the governor of Vermont. Incumbent Republican Governor Phil Scott won re-election to a fifth and final term in a resounding landslide, receiving 72.33% of the popular vote and carrying every county in the state with over 60% of the vote. This came even as Democratic President Joe Biden carried the state with 69% of the vote in the concurrent presidential election, and as Democrats and Progressives swept all other statewide offices and the state legislature.

Though Vermont was arguably the most Democratic-leaning state in the nation at the time, with a CPVI of D+18 at the time of the election, Scott was expected to be a shoo-in for re-election going into the 2024 season, being considered the most popular governor in the nation by a considerable margin, and polled between 65 and 75% in opinion polling. The Democrats nominated carpenter Freya Woods, as no other Democrats filed to run against Scott in the primary, though many prominent Democrats ended up endorsing Scott over Woods in the general election. Scott ultimately defeated Woods by 48 points, the largest margin of victory of any governor in the 2024 election, and won every county in the state. In fact, Scott won in every community in the state but Woods' hometown of Putney, where he lost by only 8 votes. This was the last time Scott would run for governor, and marked the last time a Republican would be elected as Vermont's governor. In fact, this was the last time a Republican received even 30% of the vote in a gubernatorial election in the state, and was the last seriously competitive gubernatorial election in the state until 2064.
2019 United States Senate special election in Indiana (1941: Barbarossa Victory)

The **2019 United States Senate special election in Indiana** was held on August 6, 2019, to fill the vacancy left by the death of Republican U.S. Senator Richard Lugar in office on April 28, 2019. Lugar had served in the seat since 1976, and this was the first open contest for the seat since 1958. Democratic Progressive U.S. representative Joe Donnelly defeated the Republican nominee, radio show host and political commentator Billy Knight. Knight was a controversial figure, known for his inflammatory rhetoric on his radio show, including a long history of racist, anti-Catholic, antisemitic, Islamophobic, homophobic and transphobic remarks.

He was the subject of further scrutiny after it was found that he had helped finance Operation Red Dog, a far-right coup attempt in Dominica in 1981 led by the Ku Klux Klan with support from Nazi Germany that ultimately led to the American invasion of Dominica. His ties to white supremacists Don Black and David Duke were also uncovered during the campaign, and used extensively against him by Donnelly. As a result, what was once expected to be a Republican-leaning race very quickly turned against Knight, and opinion polls had Donnelly leading Knight by as much as 15 to 20 points. Ultimately, Donnelly defeated Knight by 11 points, marking the first time a Democrat had won the seat since 1970, and as a result the first time since Lugar entered office in 1977 that both of Indiana's Senate seats were held by Democrats, even despite the state's overall shift to the right in presidential politics.
2019 Port Tiki 500

The **2019 Port Tiki 500** is a sporting event in which racers compete for the champion title of the 2019 OUS racing series. The race was held on June 8, 2019 in Port Tiki. Johanna Florise won the race from the pole position.

## New Entries

* Monroe Callahan - A 28-year-old former sports car driver from OUS.
* Lenauda Ellistine - A 20-year-old racer from Iquiq.
* Istapien Jukanigan - A 19-year-old racer from Istan.

## Practices

### May 20

The first half of the practice was rained out; however, cars were able to come back on the track at about 3:00 pm. Jolene Armstrong had the fastest time, at 224.472 mph.

### May 21

The second day of practice was perfectly sunny, with the three fastest cars being driven by Mike Werava, Melissa Unovo, and Angela Chebaqua. One crash happened during the practice, when Istapien Jukanigan spun on the apex of turn 2, striking the wall.

### May 23

Same as the day before, flooding rains kept the track soaked.

### May 24 (Fast Friday)

Although the track was not fully dry, Fast Friday was still held, with a top speed of 233.627 mph performed by Quto Sweden. Oscar Riele and Estelle Wray were both involved in a violent wreck on the backstretch, when Oscar Riele spun in front of Estelle Wray, who was then launched into the catfish with little to no injuries.

## Qualifications

Did Not Qualify:

* Lee Hart
* Stunna Riora
* Bernardine Pedersen
2050 Brazilian general election (2032: Collapse)

**General elections** were held in Brazil on 3 October 2050 to elect the president, National Congress and state governors. Incumbent president Elísio Canto Ferraz of NACIONALISTA ran unopposed for re-election in what was widely considered to be a show election, as all other national-level parties had been banned with the implementation of the National Defense of Democracy Emergency Proclamation in June of 2048, upon the outbreak of the Brazilian Civil War of 2048. Ferraz officially received 100% of the popular vote, a record-breaking 225.3 million votes for president in what the government claimed to be a 100% voter turnout election. Though Ferraz did face some opposition within his own party for the nomination from the popular Brazilian military general Julio Fontana Rosa, and from state-level parties which had not been criminalized with the 2048 proclamation, Rosa ultimately stood down in return for being appointed as Attorney General of Brazil, while most state-level parties were either removed from the ballot in advance or boycotted the election. Ferraz used the 2050 elections to attempt to legitimize his rule to the international community, although the way the election was carried out was denounced by much of the international community, and Ferraz was labelled a dictator by most international watchdog groups, with one group going as far as to call the election the "most fraudulent in world history", comparing it to the 1927 Liberian general election. The 2054 election would see the centre-right UNCB (Brazilian National Conservative Union) legalized as the only authorized opposition party to NACIONALISTA, although that election would similarly be considered to be a show election.
Alexander Lloyd (2032: Collapse)

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**Alexander Lloyd** (December 29, 1999 - December 22, 2055) was an Ohioan politician and military officer who served as the first Prime Minister of the Ohioan Empire and prior to that as President of Ohio from March 3, 2051 until his dismissal on December 20, 2055, in the aftermath of the Global Organization's defeat at the Battle of Fort Worth. He was killed in what was officially listed as a gas pipe explosion two days later in Findlay, although it was later found that he had been assassinated on the orders of his former friend Emperor Anthony I, who feared that Lloyd was plotting to depose him.

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Alestia Opannachia

Alestia Opannachia (Aleastaiα A⍴⍴αnaαahiα), was the head researcher at the Umbrian Center of Astrophysics (UCA) from -11 SHA to -2 SHA. She also served as a yutripian school teacher from -2 SHA to 0002 SHA, working in the art field. She is best known for developing the Opannachia Point Theory in -8 SHA.

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Alphadonia

Fillipino (40%)

American (12%)

**Alphadonia**, is a Asian nation in Malaysia and the Philippines. It is commonly known as **The Pearl of the Orient** and a tech superpower

## History

### Pre-Colonialisim (600BCE - 1078)

Before Alphadonia, there were 5 states on which Alphadonia lays opon, the technological Sigho, the militaristic Lavitso, the wealthy Perohu, the cultural Xiang-Ming and the powerful Tridon. These nations had a peaceful relationship that made the Alphadonian Alliances that began Alphadonia. The newly formed nation was originally a alliance until they united as Alphadonia. The 5 leaders were originally the rulers of this land until one was elected as the King of Alphadonia. Alphadonia was a cultural superpower that defeated many nations until the colonizers arrived.

### Colonialism Under the French (1078 - 1256)

*Main article: French Alphadonia*

When the colonizers arrived they were more powerful than the locals so they won the war. Many revolts were happening until one lead by the Ruler of Sigho attacked the French ruler with the Governor in the War of Alphadonia. The war was fierce under the two sides until a French gun maker sided with the Alphadonians. The battle was now over and Alphadonia was now independent. The French was speared and began making trades with eachother.

### The Era of Wealth (1256 - 1607)

After the War of Alphadonia, things settled down and life in Alphadonia is better. Various new technologies were invented in Alphadonia such as the earliest blueprint of a computer, flammable bullets, various metals, crystals and ores like Astroskium and Triolium and the first mini sun. However in Vietnam, a new communist party was made, and it starts a long battle.

### The Battle of Bolshevika (1607 - 1612)

*Main article: The Battle or Bolshevika*

The Battle of Bolshevika is a war against Vietlan and Alphadonia. The French allied with the Alphadonians and many Jakartians fought with them but they were even in battle, they were in war for 5 years until a grand discovery was used at the capital and destroyed Vietlan. That discovery was the fluid of Aztroskium that was explosive when dropped in high distances, Vietlan surrendered 2 days afterwards and a new government took power in the nation. The French, Jakartians and Alphadonians got a idea to form a military alliance to protect eachother in case of a war, so it started the Grand Colalation.

### The Grand Coalition (1612 - 1890)

*Main article: The Grand Coalition*

The Grand Coalition is a military alliance that is still here today. The alliance was very successful since it protected the 3 nations in many wars but one left a very big mark on the coalition that is one of the biggest wars of the century, the Alphat Civil War.
American invasion of The Bahamas (2024: Second Manifest Destiny)

* The Bahamas placed under American occupation
* Beginning of the Bahamian refugee crisis
 Civilian casualties estimated between 800 and 2,000~100,000 displaced

The **American invasion of the Bahamas**, officially codenamed **Operation Island Storm**, began on the afternoon of 21 August 2027, when American forces launched an amphibious assault on the island of Grand Bahama. Part of the wider Second Mexican-American War, the invasion was launched in reaction to the Bahamian government's alleged protection of multiple dissident American journalists and resistance leaders, and coincided with a massive bombing campaign of civilian locations on the islands as President DeSantis vowed to "flatten the islands". The invasion was countered by the 3,000 strong Royal Bahamas Defence Force, which failed to fend off the roughly 70,000 American troops which assaulted the island nation.

Though they initially attempted to resist the American invasion, Bahamian prime minister Philip Davis ordered Bahamian troops lay down their arms on 23 August 2027, less than 48 hours after the beginning of the invasion. The Bahamian government officially surrendered to American troops and fled to Havana later that day, hoping to spare the city of Nassau from further bombardment, as the city had already suffered major damage from two days of continuous bombardment. The islands were placed under American occupation, with martial law being declared, the Bahamian constitution being suspended and the Parliament of the Bahamas dissolved. The United States later claimed the annexation of the Bahamas in December 2027, forming the Bahama Territory, however would later leave the islands after the Second American Revolution, with the Bahamian government in-exile being restored to power after a brief transition period.
2003 Port William tornado (Austrio)

the **2003 Port William tornado** was a very intense F5 tornado which impacted the capital of Austrio on May 9, 2003. Associated with the southeastern edge of Typhoon Krovanh as it moved northwest of Austrio, the tornado was one of the costliest on record, and one of the, if not the, most powerful tornadoes ever recorded outside of the United States and Bangladesh.

## Meteorological setup

On the morning of May 9, 2003, Typhoon Krovanh was a powerful 150 mph Category 4 super typhoon clearing Austrio. Meanwhile, a highly sheared atmosphere, as well as a extremely moist atmosphere, was located on the area where isolated southeastern bands of Krovanh would be moving through. CAPE values of 3,500-4,500 J/kg, as well as wind shear of 35-50 knots (40-65 mph) at 100 feet existed. The Austrio Storm Predicting Center issued a moderate risk of severe thunderstorms ahead of the anticipated event that morning, with a 10% chance of a strong tornado being outlined. Shortly after noon, showers and isolated thunderstorms associated with the outer bands of Krovanh began rapidly developing along a frontal boundary brought about from Krovanh, warranting the first tornado warnings of the day not long later. The Port William tornado would touch down at 2:14 pm local time about 30 miles southwest of downtown, and would explosively intensify into a F4 wedge tornado as it moved into the metropolitan area of Port William. As the tornado moved into downtown, it intensified into a F5, before quickly moving offshore and weakening. Between 1 pm and 3:45 pm, 32 tornadoes, including 11 strong or violent tornadoes, touched down across Austrio, before the outer bands cleared the area.