U.S. Presidential Election 2020

### Candidates

Anton Krizmanic (Distributist Party): Krizmanic, a relatively unknown figure in national politics, secured the nomination of the Distributist Party. The Distributist Party, a advocating for economic decentralization and widespread property ownership, fielded Krizmanic as their candidate. He campaigned on policies promoting distributism, including support for local businesses, cooperative ownership, and sustainable agriculture. Krizmanic positioned himself as a champion of economic justice and community empowerment. Krizmanic had formed the New Day for America Alliance with the Labor Party and selected Bernie Sanders as his running mate, a controversial decision within many of the Labor Party.

Donald Trump (Federalist Party): Trump, the incumbent president, secured the nomination of the Federalist Party. Running on a platform centered around conservative values, Trump emphasized tax cuts, deregulation, and a tough stance on immigration. His campaign aimed to maintain the economic growth experienced during his first term and emphasized issues such as border security and trade policy.

Jeb Bush (Christian Democratic Party): Bush, a former governor of Florida and member of the Bush political dynasty, ran as the nominee of the Christian Democratic Party. He advocated for socially conservative policies aligned with Christian values while promoting compassionate conservatism. Bush's campaign focused on education reform, family values, and a balanced approach to immigration.

Elizabeth Warren (Whig Party): A former governor of Ohio, emerged as the Whig Party's nominee in the 2020 Presidential Election. Known for her moderate positions and pragmatic approach, Warren aimed to bridge the political divide and bring about bipartisan solutions. She had a reputation for effective governance during her tenure as governor, focusing on education reform and economic revitalization. Warren's campaign centered around fiscal responsibility, social progress, and environmental stewardship. She advocated for comprehensive tax reform, investment in infrastructure, and a balanced approach to regulations that promoted economic growth while protecting the environment. Warren emphasized the importance of education, proposing policies to increase access to quality education and reduce student loan debt.

Michael Reynolds (Liberal Party): A charismatic senator from Oregon, secured the nomination of the Liberal Party in the 2020 Presidential Election. Known for his fiery speeches and strong progressive stance, Reynolds gained popularity among younger voters and those advocating for social justice. He had a track record of championing progressive policies in Congress, particularly in the areas of healthcare and income inequality. Reynolds's campaign focused on progressive reforms and social equality. He advocated for universal healthcare, proposing a single-payer system to ensure comprehensive coverage for all Americans. Reynolds also championed criminal justice reform, calling for an end to mass incarceration and promoting rehabilitation over punishment. Additionally, he highlighted the urgency of combating climate change and advocated for aggressive environmental policies, such as transitioning to renewable energy sources.