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2094 United States Senate election in North Dakota (Blackford)

The **2094 United States Senate election in North Dakota** was held on November 2, 2094 to elect a member of the United States Senate to represent the state of North Dakota. Incumbent Senator Jacob Newman, an independent who did not belong to any political party, was narrowly defeated in his bid for a full six-year term in the Senate by Democratic nominee and former North Dakota Secretary of State Patrick Adams in what was widely seen as a major upset race. The Newman family had held the Class 3 Senate seat from North Dakota virtually uninterrupted since 2034, when Jacob's father Colin was elected to the seat as a Republican, and it was widely expected that Jacob, who had succeeded to the seat after a special election in 2091 to fill the vacancy left by the death of his mother Freya, would win re-election to the seat with relative ease.

Newman was initially strongly favored as the front-runner, with early opinion polls from July placing him as much as 15 to 20 points ahead of Adams. However, Newman's lead over Adams would dwindle as independent reports on his parents' corruption came forward, and as Newman began to separate himself from his former allies in the increasingly right-wing Democratic Party, instead finding allies with the center-left Progress Party. Despite this, most political analysts still considered the race to strongly favor Newman by Election Day, and Newman maintained a 3 to 5 point lead over Adams in opinion polling through Election Day.

The race ended up being much closer than expected, and on the afternoon of November 3 the Associated Press (AP) finally called the race for Adams, who was less than a thousand votes ahead of Newman at that point in time. Newman, however, would refuse to concede the race until the vote counting was finished, when he finally was pressured into conceding by his son, Governor Jacob Newman Jr. Newman officially conceded the race on November 7, three days after Adams claimed victory. Adams was sworn in to the Senate on January 3, 2095, ending exactly 60 years of Newman family dominance in North Dakota's Class 3 Senate seat.

## Democratic primary

### Candidates

* Patrick Adams, former North Dakota Secretary of State (2077-2085), U.S. representative for ND-02 (2085-2089)

Adams received the Democratic nomination unopposed.

## Progress primary

### Candidates

* Jacob Newman, incumbent Senator since 2091

Newman, though officially not belonging to any political party, received the nomination of the North Dakota Progress Party unanimously at their party convention in June. He formally declined the party's nomination.

## General election

### Candidates

* Patrick Adams, former North Dakota Secretary of State (Democratic)
* Jacob Newman, incumbent U.S. Senator (Independent)

### Predictions

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### Results

**2094 United States Senate election in North Dakota**
2028 Bahamian general election (Blackford)

General elections were held in the Bahamas on 20 July 2028 to elect all 39 members of the House of Assembly. Though the Free National Movement was widely expected to win the election, the results ended up as an unexpected victory for the left-wing populist and democratic socialist Republican People's Party, a political party which had only been founded a year prior and held no seats in Parliament prior to the elections. The party, led by David Kelly, campaigned on an anti-American platform which emphasized closer relations with Mexico and Brazil and attempting to curtail perceived Bahamian dependence on the United States. Kelly also expressed support for abolishing the country's monarchy, and pledged to put a referendum on the issue on the ballot by 2030.

This election was widely considered to mark a major political shift for the nation, marking the first time that a major leftist party had emerged in Bahamian politics. After the election, the RPP formed a minority government with the formerly governing Progressive Liberal Party providing confidence and supply to the new government while not forming an official alliance. The RPP would increase its seat share to 20 seats, enough to form a majority government, after the 2029 Centreville by-election which saw the constituency flip from the FNM to the RPP in January of 2029.
American Autonomous Communes

The **American Autonomous Communes** (Spanish: *Comunas Autónomas Americanas*) are a de facto autonomous region located in the United States. A confederation of communes following queer anarchist doctrines, the confederation's borders coincide with the de jure boundaries of Loving County, Texas, and was established in 2030 after the Loving County standoff between federal forces and members of the soon-to-be commune. In late 2027, the Front for the Liberation of Queer and Transgender Individuals (FLQTI) began a project to move hundreds of queer anarchists to Loving County, which had a 2020 population of only 64 people.

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2056 Indiana gubernatorial election (Blackford)

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The **2056 Indiana gubernatorial election** was held on Tuesday, November 7, 2056, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Indiana. The election was held concurrent with the U.S. presidential election as well as numerous state and local elections. Incumbent Democratic governor Martha Bell, who had assumed office the previous year after Spencer Webb's resignation to become a United States senator, won re-election by a comfortable margin over Republican nominee and state senator Hudson Nielsen, widening the Democratic margin of victory slightly from four years prior.

This marked the first time since 2000 that Democrats had won two consecutive gubernatorial races in the state, and made Bell the first woman to be elected governor in Indiana history. Though Bell was widely seen as vulnerable, with Nielsen attempting to paint her as a socialist and her views as far-left, as well as Nielsen leading Bell in opinion polling for most of the season, she would still win re-election by a borderline landslide margin in what was considered an upset. In comparison to Webb's performance four years prior, Bell saw a much weaker performance in the Wabash River Valley, which has historically tended to be heavily favor candidates from its region over other candidates, though she still did manage to carry Vigo County by a narrow margin.
2016 Cattowicheewichee Valley tornado outbreak

The **2016 Cattowicheewichee Valley tornado outbreak** was a rare tornado outbreak on New Year's Day, killing three people and producing 18 tornadoes. One tornado was rated F3 and struck New Sierra, Colossians, killing two people. Another killer tornado touched down, striking Minski, Bedford. Another F2 tornado touched down and struck Ingleton, Colossians, the same city that was struck by an F5 tornado in 1818, killing 395+ people.
The Evil stick eater

one day bob was walking around eating some bricks and then bob found a stick so he picked it up and then put it down and suddenly and evil monster came out and ate the stick and then bob went rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!! and thru a giant tire at it and then thru a toilet at it and then the EVIL stick eater died. THE END
2028 United States presidential election (Finolian)

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The **2028 United States presidential election** took place on November 7, 2028. The Democratic ticket of Gretchen Whitmer and John Fetterman defeated the Republican ticket of incumbent President Ron DeSantis and incumbent vice president Ted Cruz. The election took place during the aftermath of the 2027 United States sovereign default crisis, which resulted in a catastrophic worldwide economic recession. It was the second election since 1992 in which the incumbent failed to win reelection. The election surpassed the 2020 election in terms of voter turnout, with nearly 83 million votes being cast for Whitmer, the most ever for a presidential candidate.

The central issue of the election was the state of the economy and the sovereign default crisis. Other important issues included civil unrest, abortion access, LGBTQ+ rights, immigration, the Supreme Court, marijuana, crime, and gun rights. Incumbent Republican President Ron DeSantis was very unpopular at the time of the election, with an approval rating of only 32%, which was slightly higher than his lowest rating of 28% in early 2028. On the other hand, Gretchen Whitmer, the governor of Michigan, was among the most popular governors at the time of the election, having an approval rating of 59%.

Whitmer ultimately won the election with 389 electoral votes, while DeSantis received 149; some have called this election a Democratic landslide. Whitmer won nearly every battleground state, of which Texas, Alaska, Ohio, and Florida were the closest, winning by less than a point in each. This election marked the first time Texas voted for a Democratic presidential candidate since it voted for Jimmy Carter in 1976.
2015 Trivinnia earthquake

The 2015 Trivinnia earthquake was the deadliest and costliest natural disaster in Quextin history and second deadliest in Xinnia's history. Killing over 9,000 people, Trivinnia and the surrounding areas were completely devastated. It occurred on March 26, 2015.

## The earthquake

At 11:03 AM, the worst event in Quextin history occurred in Trivinnia. The 9.1 megathrust earthquake decimated everything within 50 miles of its epicenter. In downtown Trivinnia, hundreds of highrises over 150 feet were majorly damaged or destroyed. The megaquake forced millions of people to evacuate from Trivinnia county due to extreme liquefaction. In Fedsca, the ground moved up and down bye "Almost two feet!" says eyewitness David Philbert working at a local Target when the quake struck.

The quake was so strong that it shook the entire island and caused the whole island to receive at least 6.0 damage in each town. In Pierra, the skyscrapers in downtown swayed back and forth during the the quake, causing it to rain glass, concrete, and bricks on the streets below.
2048 United States presidential election

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The **2048 United States presidential election** was the 68th quadrennial presidential election, held on November 3, 2048. The Democratic ticket of governor Carlos Fernandez and senator Aris Selma defeated the incumbent Republican ticket of Anthony Jacobs and George White. The election was one of the most contentious in American history, and historians commonly describe it as among the most significant. The election took place during the greatest period of political polarization since the Civil War. Incumbent Republican president Anthony Jacobs, who has been commonly described as a nationalist, white supremacist, and neo-fascist, had become among the most unpopular presidents in American history because of his widely unpopular far-right policies and rhetoric. Despite this, Jacobs amassed a dedicated and cult-like following amongst his supporters, similar to the supporters of president Donald Trump a few decades earlier. Carlos Fernandez won the election with 446 electoral votes and 55.7% of the popular vote, while Anthony Jacobs received 92 electoral votes and 41.1% of the popular vote.
Plunge and Shiver (pawsofwater characters) :3

Shiver (front) the brother, claims he is older, therefore protecting Plunge from danger. He is loyal and doesn't back down well. On the other side, Plunge (back) the sister, likes to run through the mountains hunting, trying to lose him off her tail.

Shiver- The Brother- strong, broad shouldered male lynx, loyal and protective.

Plunge- The Sister- fast, broad shouldered she-lynx, good hunter and strong.

Shiver and Plunge wandered long distances, until they found the group. That's how they gained their strength and speed, climbing mountains and running from mountain lions and other dangers. The two would be miserable without the other, so it is advised they don't get separated (also easier for me instead of going between pages role playing :3) (sorry I didn't use the template)

Owner of Lynx: pawsofwater
2055 Indianapolis mayoral election (Blackford)

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**Mayoral elections** were held in Indianapolis, Indiana on November 2, 2055. Incumbent mayor Jack Griffiths ran for re-election to a third four-year term as the city's mayor. Starting with the 2047 Indianapolis mayoral election, mayoral elections in the city were officially nonpartisan in nature, with parties not being allowed to hold primaries to choose their own nominees to appear on the ballot. Two major candidates emerged, those being incumbent mayor Jack Griffiths, who belonged to the left-wing of the Democratic Party, and former schoolteacher and city councilor Holly Patel, who had ran for mayor as a so-called "conservative Democrat" in 2043, 2047 and 2051, only narrowly being defeated by Griffiths in 2051. Patel had since switched her party affiliation to Republican, and labeled herself as a "conservative, pro-family Republican". She was also previously the Republican nominee for Indiana's 7th congressional district in 2054, losing to incumbent Alison Preston in a landslide. Patel had lost much of the support she had in her 2051 mayoral election, much more openly identifying herself with the Republican Party and being labeled by several news sources as a far-right Republican, in addition to numerous controversies which further harmed her support.

Ultimately, the election was not close, with Griffiths winning nearly three quarters of the vote and receiving the most votes of any mayoral candidate in Indianapolis history up to that point. Though much of northern Indianapolis had supported Patel in both her 2047 and 2051 mayoral campaigns, Griffiths managed to flip every neighborhood in northern Indianapolis besides Patel's native North Central neighborhood. which voted for Patel by less than 100 votes. The heavily Republican areas in the southeast of the county overwhelmingly supported Patel, as did the areas surrounding Indianapolis International Airport, however this was still not enough to win Patel more than a quarter of the popular vote. Patel's strongest neighborhood was New Bethel in the far southeast, which supported her 73.12% to Griffiths' 23.18%, while Griffiths' strongest neighborhood was Eastside, which supported him 94.18% to Patel's 3.99%.
Ancolia

Ancolia is one of the 28 Ceremonial Counties of Alicornia (Formerly Equestria in the 1st century). It is the second most populous ceremonial country after New Holland. The word "Ancolia" comes from the word "Ancolie," which is french for Columbine. The main capital is Baton Bleu, a Parallel to its real counterpart "Baton Rouge." The largest city is New Bordeaux, the 8th most populous in the country. Ancolia is parallel to the real world Louisiana with South Carolina and Mississippi, along with North Central Texas. It is the second most wine selling county in Alicornia and in the world, with its precious Tuscany style vineyards and italian mansions all over.

## Climate

It's Climate is much more like the southern climate of Louisiana and Italy. Fair warm temperatures and cold temperatures are present. Temperatures rise from the 80s to the 90s during the summer, while in the winter, the temperature can drop from the 60s to 40s. The rest of the days are the high 70s or mid-80s in Spring and Autumn Equinoxes. The county is also humid and wet like Louisiana, which has to deal with showers and sprinkles. Types of showers and other occurrences include isolated showers, sprinkles, light rain, typical showers, Heavy Rain Showers, thunderstorms, hurricanes, floods, etc.

## Cities:

* New Bordeaux- A bustling city in the south with Cajun and Creole culture mixed together. It is most likely known as "The Big Easy," and "Crescent City," much like New Orleans. Swamps border the city with the Arkadia River passing through the city along with other establishments.
* Baton Bleu- the Capital of the Ceremonial County and one of the Unitary Authoritie Areas of Alicornia.
* La Reunion- A Parallel to Dallas, TX, and the second largest city in the county. Known as "The Big Cherry," because cherry is the national fruit of this district and the entire county. The Dynamite Star is the well known attraction in the city.
* Etc.
2068 United States presidential election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2068 United States presidential election in Indiana** was held on November 6, 2068, as part of the 2068 United States presidential election in which all 50 states plus the District of Columbia participated. Indiana voters chose electors to represent them in the Electoral College via a popular vote, pitting the Republican Party's nominee, Montana Senator Alexander Cooke and running mate Texas Governor Sophia Stanton against the Democratic Party's nominee, Indianapolis mayor Jack Griffiths and running mate U.S. representative Bethany Delgado. Indiana has 11 votes in the Electoral College.

Though Indiana previously had a reputation as one of the Republican Party's longest historical strongholds, the state had been a key battleground state in every election since 2052, and the 2068 election was expected to be competitive in the state. Griffiths, who had served as mayor of the state's capital city, Indianapolis, since 2048 was still very popular within Marion County, and his presence as the Democratic presidential nominee was expected to significantly improve their chances at winning the state. However, the state would ultimately go to Cooke by less than 10 points. Despite this, Griffiths won 8 counties in the state, including Boone County, which hadn't gone to a Democratic candidate for president since the landslide of 2052, and before that hadn't gone Democratic since 1936.

Griffiths won his native Marion County with just over 80% of the popular vote, by a considerable margin the strongest Democratic performance in the history of the county. Marion County notably voted to the left of Cook County, Illinois and Los Angeles County, California, and even voted to the left of Menominee County, Wisconsin, one of the most strongly Democratic counties in the nation. Marion County was, by a considerable margin, the largest county in the nation to give over 80% of its vote to Griffiths. Meanwhile, Cooke won Franklin County in the southeast of the state with just over 90% of the popular vote, the strongest Republican performance on record in that county.
2031 Kentucky gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2031 Kentucky gubernatorial election** was held on November 4, 2031, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Kentucky. Incumbent Republican John Schnatter defeated Democratic state senator David Yates in a resounding 34-point landslide, marking both the strongest Republican performance for governor in the state's history up to that point and by far the weakest Democratic performance. Though his controversial viewpoints on matters such as LGBT rights and abortion access harmed his popularity amongst some moderate voters, Schnatter's heavily conservative and populist viewpoints were highly popular within his state, as was his unwavering support for the Trumpist faction of the Republican Party. His landslide re-election also strengthened his standing within the Republican Party, and led to him becoming an early favorite for the party's nomination for president in 2032, though he chose not to run in favor of Indiana Senator Jim Banks. This election is generally regarded as the last legitimate, democratic election to be held in the state until 2047.
2016-17 Iquiq hurricane season

The **2016-17 Iquiq hurricane season** was an inactive season that featured seven named storms. The season ran from September 1, 2016 until April 30, 2017.

## Storms

### Tropical Storm Agoqe

On October 6, a storm formed near Yaostu, causing some swells on the coast. The system gained winds of 40 mph and was named Agoqe, which is a male name meaning "God is great". Agoqe quickly made landfall near Decolo, Telestu, causing $45 million in damages and two fatalities.

### Hurricane Berlina

On October 13, a storm formed in Georgia Bay. The storm rapidly intensified into a tropical storm with 45 mph winds. The system earned the name Berlina, which is a female name that means "love" in Iquiq. Berlina became a hurricane and made landfall in Yunoagin, which resulted in $500 million in damages and 16 fatalities. Berlina dissipated on October 18.

### Tropical Storm Cysto

On October 18, a storm formed near the coast of Yaostu. The system became a tropical storm and was named Cysto, which means son of the wise one in Iquiq. Cysto began to quickly strengthen and attained 70 mph winds on October 20. Cysto made landfall in Lomé, which resulted in 17 fatalities. Cysto dissipated on October 23.

### Hurricane Decelia

On November 30, a tropical depression formed 380 miles S of Lomé. The depression strengthened into a tropical storm on December 2, earning the name Decelia, which means blossom in Iquiq. Decelia became a hurricane on December 3. Decelia peaked with winds of 110 mph, right before making landfall in Lomé, killing 27 people and causing $1.2 billion in damages. Decelia dissipated on December 7.

### Hurricane Erro

On December 14, a tropical depression formed near Yaostu. The system rapidly strengthened into a tropical storm and was designated Erro, which is the equivalent of arrow in English. Erro began to rapidly strengthen as it neared Yaostu. Erro became a hurricane on December 17, and had 115 mph winds. Erro missed Iquiq and eventually weakened as it moved out to sea.

### Hurricane Fernesta

A very well-defined tropical depression formed just 450 miles SSE of Lomé. The depression became a tropical storm and was named *Fernesta*. Fernesta rapidly intensified into a Category 4 hurricane in just 36 hours, just before making landfall near Monarowa, Minnisto, causing more than 5 billion Iquians ($2.5 billion USD) in damages. Hurricane Fernesta lasted from January 4-14, 2017.

### Tropical Storm Getoba

A weak tropical storm formed in the middle of the ocean on February 28. It was named *Getoba*. It dissipated shortly after on March 1.

## Storm names

* Agoqe
* Berlina
* Cysto
* Decelia
* Erro
* Fernesta
* Getoba
* Hanna
* Ianova
* Jenino
* Kaomo
* Leighann
* Menso
* Noranna
* Oniqi
* Parita
* Quto
* Saroqua
* Tatique
* Veranna
* Wegi
2064 United States Senate election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2064 United States Senate election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, November 4, 2064, to elect a United States senator to represent the state of Indiana. Republican nominee Bruno Walton defeated the Democratic nominee Jack Griffiths. The incumbent senator before the election was Democrat Branson Huffman, who was elected to the seat in 2052, becoming the first Democrat to represent the state in the Senate since Joe Donnelly left office in 2019. He was later re-elected to the seat in 2058 with a plurality of the vote in a messy three-way race. Huffman was expected to run for re-election in 2064, remaining reasonably popular amongst his constituents even as the state otherwise shifted back to being dominated by the Republican Party. In March of 2063, Huffman announced that a press conference would be held at the Hilton Indianapolis on March 28, and it was widely expected that he would announce his campaign for re-election in 2064 at that conference. However, Huffman unexpectedly announced at the press conference that he would not seek re-election in 2064 and was intending on retiring from electoral politics as a whole after his term in the Senate had ended, shocking many political analysts, and he would later disclose that this was due to the fact that his wife had suffered a debilitating stroke the day before that he had not previously made public.

The Democrats, who had already banked on Huffman running for re-election were caught completely off-guard by his sudden retirement, and the party's different factions that had previously rallied behind Huffman struggled to find another candidate that they could all support. Eventually, longtime Indianapolis mayor Jack Griffiths rose to become the party's nominee, and became known as "Old Jack" by his supporters. Griffiths was a self-described "leftist progressive," and at the age of 66 was one of the oldest freshmen running for election to the Senate that year from either major party, however failed to gain the support of more moderate Democrats that had rallied behind Huffman, and Huffman refused to openly endorse Griffiths. Meanwhile, the Republicans nominated Bruno Walton, a former state legislator who had been their nominee for the Senate in 2054. Walton's nomination caused some controversy, as many Republicans saw him as a weak candidate who had been defeated by Spencer Webb in the 2054 elections, however most Republicans reluctantly chose to support him.

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2035 Kentucky gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2035 Kentucky gubernatorial election** was held on November 6, 2035, to elect the governor and lieutenant governor of Kentucky. The incumbent was Republican John Schnatter, who was term-limited and unable to run for a third consecutive term. His lieutenant governor, Steven Rudy was running as the Republican nominee to succeed him as governor, and would handily defeat Democratic nominee and activist Laura Hawkins in the general election. Hawkins, a lesbian, was the first openly LGBTQ+ individual to win a party nomination for a statewide office in Kentucky, and campaigned on a progressive platform, a far cry from past Democratic nominees for governor which campaigned as moderates or conservatives.

Despite having once been the state's dominant party, the Kentucky Democratic Party had become almost entirely noncompetitive in recent elections, holding no statewide offices, while only 2 of the 38 members of the Kentucky Senate and 8 of the 100 members of the Kentucky House of Representatives belonged to the party, with the party being further weakened by Republican gerrymandering that essentially eliminated the seats brought by the heavy Democratic leans of Louisville and Lexington, making the party one of the weakest Democratic Party affiliates in the nation. Political analysts labelled the Kentucky General Assembly as a rubber-stamp legislature subservient to Schnatter, while Hawkins attempted to paint Rudy as a puppet of Schnatter.

Political observers made concerning observations about the election, including allegations that agents hired by the Republicans threatened press agents and critics of Rudy's campaign, while the Republican Party also attempted to blackmail several prominent campaigners for Hawkins. Hawkins wasn't invited to any of the gubernatorial debates, which were instead described as political rallies for Rudy, while Republican campaign operatives bribed television and radio outlets to avoid giving Hawkins any press attention. Hawkins and her wife fled the state out of fear for their safety shortly after the election, with Hawkins dubbing the state government's control over the electoral process in 2035 as "nothing less than totalitarian," and political observers generally regarded the election as undemocratic.

The Democrats would be weakened substantially further by laws implemented during the Rudy administration, with Kentucky being transformed into a *de facto* one-party state under the Republican Party according to observers and the Democrats would find themselves unable to field another serious candidate for governor until 2047, after the United States Supreme Court overturned several pieces of legislation in the state backed by Rudy.
2033 United States Senate special election in Indiana (Blackford)

The **2033 United States Senate special election in Indiana** was held on Tuesday, June 7, 2033, to fill the Class 3 United States Senate seat for Indiana for the remainder of the term ending on January 3, 2035. The incumbent elected to that term, Republican Todd Young had resigned on November 13, 2032 after being elected governor of Indiana, and outgoing governor Mike Braun appointed former governor and president of the NRA Eric Holcomb to the seat. The Indiana Democratic Party contested Holcomb's appointment for the remainder of the term, and a court mandated that a special election be held on June 7, 2033 for the seat.

Even with a wide field of possible candidates, the seat was not expected to be particularly competitive, with political analysts describing Indiana as a dominant-party state under the right-wing Republican Party, though it was noted that moderate and conservative Democrats were frequently capable of forcing Republicans into competitive and tight races. Holcomb surprisingly announced that he would not run for the seat in the special election, leaving U.S. representative Rudy Yakym as the only serious contender for the seat after Hank Kelley, a former U.S. representative known for his far-right political views, ruled out a run.

The Democratic Party nominated Ron Klain, former White House Chief of Staff for the seat, a move which was considered to further diminish the party's chances of upsetting the GOP in the race, due to his work with the administration of Joe Biden, who remained heavily unpopular in Indiana, as well as his willingness to work with the party's progressive and democratic socialist wings. As expected, Yakym defeated Klain by a comfortable margin, however only carried 82 of the state's 92 counties, with Klain upsetting Yakym in Perry, Vigo and Delaware Counties.

## Background

*See also: 2028 United States Senate election in Indiana*

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2054 United States gubernatorial elections (Blackford)

**United States gubernatorial elections** were held on November 3, 2054, in 36 states and three territories. As most governors serve four-year terms, the last regular gubernatorial elections for all but two (Vermont and New Hampshire) of the seats took place in 2050. The gubernatorial elections took place as part of the 2054 United States midterm elections, concurrently with several other federal, state and local elections.

Though the Democratic Party were expected to make some gains, it was widely expected that the traditional effect in which a party's performance deteriorates during the midterm elections compared to the main election would take place. However, the Democrats significantly overperformed compared to expectations, flipping 13 seats, the most for any party in a single election cycle since the Republicans flipped 12 seats in 1938. The Democrats even flipped the governorships of states such as Nebraska, South Dakota, Texas, Alaska and Tennessee.

In Vermont, Governor Ella Stevens of the left-wing Vermont Progressive Party would run for re-election virtually unopposed, with the Vermont Republican Party refusing to run a candidate against her and the Vermont Democratic Party endorsing her. In addition, the Republicans only narrowly won races in Oklahoma and South Carolina, and their situation would only be worsened as Kentucky governor Sheldon Fischer switched party affiliations to the Democratic Party in January 2055, followed by South Carolina governor Darryl Woods that June. This left the Republicans with only 10 state governorships as compared to the 39 Democratic governors and the 1 belonging to the Vermont Progressives.
2002 Port Tiki 500

The **2002 Port Tiki 500** was held on June 8, 2002 at Port Tiki Motor Speedway in Port Tiki. The race was marred by two terrifying crashes, much like the wrecks from the previous year. The race was won by Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu, earning her second win at Port Tiki.

## Race

The race started with the pole sitter, Dennis Doro, leading the race for about 37 laps. On lap 49, a yellow flag came out for trash on the track. Another incident occurred like that on lap 52, when a beer can was blown onto the track. On lap 61, Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu took the lead for 15 laps. The race was then taken over by Tyson Scott, who lead for 18 laps. On lap 94, Svlarlu'na Yaruwoykeu took the lead back until the race was over. Yaruwoykeu led the race for 121 laps, a new race record.

## Crashes

### Hugo Farnei and Vincent Marcello (Lap 27)

On lap 27, Tyson Scott made a dangerous pass by Vincent Marcello, sending him into the wall. In front of Marcello, one of the rookies, Hugo Farnei, was hit by debris and spun in front of Marcello. Marcello struck the back of Farnei's car and sent Farnei into the air. Farnei hit the catch fence in mid-air, causing an explosion. Both drivers were sent to the hospital with complaints of pain. Hugo Farnei came out of the hospital with a broken leg and a broken right arm, and Marcello came out with a sprained wrist. The race was under a red flag for about 15 minutes to clean debris on the track.

### Tyson Scott (Lap 188)

On lap 188, a crash involving Tyson Scott occurred. A very strong wind gust sent Scott airborne into the catch fence. Scott's car rolled several times on the track before coming to a stop. Miraculously, he was not injured from the accident.
2016 West Coast Storm Season

2016 West Coast Storm Season
The 2016 West Coast Storm Season is a page inspired by Tornado Genius's 2016 United States storm season! Check out his page! The season runs from January 1 - January 1 (2017). Most of the storms occur in the winter and early spring. However, storms can occur at any time of the year. Storms recorded must affect either Washington, Oregon, and California. In Alaska, only the most notable storms are recorded on this list. 2016 was a major El Nino year, bringing way above average storms to California and the northwest.

## Storms

### **Moderate Rainstorm Bernie**

*Main Article: Moderate Rainstorm Bernie*

## Storm Names

* **Abby**
* **Bernie**
* **Celia**
* Daniel
* Evie
* Franky
* Georgette
* Hank
* Ivy
* Jake
* Katy
* Luke
* Mindy
* Nathan
* Odette
* Parker
* Queenie
* Ray
* Stephanie
* Tyrone
* Ulysses
* Vicky
* Walt
* Xenia
* York
* Zanna

## Auxiliary List

* Bertha
* Cristobal
* Dolly
* Edouard
* Fay
* Gustav
* Ike
* Josephine
* Kyle
* Laura
* Marco
* Nana
* Paloma
* Rene
* Sally
* Teddy
* Vickie
* Wilfred
2034 Minnesota gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2034 Minnesota gubernatorial election** took place on Tuesday, November 7, 2034, to elect the governor of Minnesota. Incumbent Governor Robert Davidson had been elected as a Republican four years earlier, however left the party and became an independent in 2032. He defeated lieutenant governor Benjamin Buckley, who was running as a Republican, in a landslide to win re-election to a second four-year term. The Democratic (DFL) nominee, state representative Erin Campbell came in a distant third, receiving only 18.19% of the popular vote in what was the worst Democratic performance for governor since 1942.

Davidson, a noted political moderate, enjoyed high approval rating from members of both parties, and was widely seen as the favorite. Many prominent DFLers, including Tim Walz, whom Davidson had defeated for re-election in 2030, endorsed Davidson over Campbell. Davidson picked state representative Liz Olson of the DFL as his running mate, and his campaign was described as socially liberal. On the other hand, Buckley campaigned on a conservative platform, accusing Davidson of abandoning his constituency by leaving the Republican Party and governing as a moderate. Campbell was a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and their platform was described as left-wing populist, democratic socialist and far-left. They were also notable for being the first non-binary candidate for governor nominated by a major party in the United States.

Ultimately, Davidson ended up winning re-election in a landslide, with his primary electoral strength coming from northern Minnesota where he had previously worked as a journalist in the Duluth area. He also enjoyed strong levels of support across eastern parts of the state, especially near the border with Wisconsin and in the inner suburbs of the Twin Cities which had quickly trended away from the Republican Party in recent years and where his brand of moderate liberalism enjoyed considerable support. On the other hand, Buckley's main electoral strength came from the deeply conservative southwestern and central parts of Minnesota, though even here he struggled to outperform Davidson. Campbell's electoral strength was almost solely centered on the inner Twin Cities, and even then they still only barely won Hennepin County, though they did win Ramsey County by a more comfortable margin. With 48.57% of the vote, this was the strongest performance for an independent candidate for governor in the United States in the 2034 elections.
47171 Lempo (Habitable and Overall Greater Solar System)

## 47171 Lempo

Lempo-Hiisi system as seen from New Horizons 2, The third component Paha is also seen

## Miscellaneous info

**47171 Lempo** is a trinary system, consisting of the 2 main components (Lempo and Hiisi) aswell as a third component, Paha.

The Lempo-Hiisi system was a target for the New Horizons 2 mission, where it was photographed and studied

## Name

Lempo, Hiisi, and Paha were all named after characters from Finnish Mythology
2046 Brazilian general election (2032: Collapse)

**General elections** were held in Brazil on 5 October 2046 to elect the president, National Congress and state governors. As no candidate in the presidential election received more than 50% of the vote in the first round, a runoff round was held on 26 October. The elections were generally seen as the last democratic elections held in Brazil prior to the far-right dictatorship period that encompassed the period between 2048 and 2057. Incumbent president Marcos Pacheco of the PSDB was not a candidate for re-election, leaving Mayor of São Paulo Teodoro Barbosa as the PSDB's candidate. Barbosa was the early frontrunner of the race, following up on the popular reputation of Pacheco, however soon began to fall out of favor as a series of scandals damaged Barbosa's reputation. The Workers' Party candidate, Senator César Leal Nazário soon became the new frontrunner in the race, running on a progressive, left-wing agenda, facing off against political newcomer and retired military officer Elísio Canto Ferraz, who ran as the candidate on the far-right Patriota ticket. In the first round, Nazário polled 31.84% of the popular vote in a fiercely contested race, with Ferraz polling second with 27.42% of the popular vote, narrowly beating out Barbosa's 27.10% to qualify for the second round of voting.

This notably marked the one time that the typically relatively minor Patriota had made it to the second round of voting. In a unexpected turn of events, Ferraz prevailed against Nazário in the second round of voting by less than a million votes. However, suspicions quickly arose after rumors began to emerge that Ferraz had hired armed gangs to intimidate and turn away voters, with extremely low voter turnout for Brazilian standards (a meager 54.21%) suggesting this, and the Workers' Party attempted to dispute the results of the election and called for a third round of voting, although this was rejected and the election results were certified. Under Ferraz, Brazil would be transformed from a democratic multi-party republic into a one-party dictatorship under his control, and free democratic elections would not be held in the country again until 2064, after World War 3.
Alexandros Papagos (1948: Zachariadis' Triumph)

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**Alexandros Papagos** (Greek: Αλέξανδρος Παπάγος; 9 December 1883 – 4 October 1955) was a Greek army officer who led the royalist Hellenic Army in World War II and later in the Greek Civil War of 1946-48. A widely famed and celebrated military leader for his service during the two world wars, Papagos would be elevated in rank to Field Marshal and made de facto dictator as communist forces closed in on Athens during the closing stage of the civil war, overseeing several massacres of suspected political opponents during his short tenure present in the country. Despite pledging to remain in Athens until Communist forces had taken the city and pledging to "fall with king and country", Papagos secretly fled to Heraklion on the night of May 15, and morale among the royalist Greek defenders of Athens collapsed, with royalist forces surrendering the city with next to no bloodshed the following day.

After several days in Heraklion, Papagos relocated to Rome on May 26, declaring himself National Leader (Dictator) of Greece on June 19 and establishing a government in exile on the 21st, inviting Sophia of Greece and Denmark, who had been declared Queen regnant of Greece during the closing days of the war, to Rome, a offer she would be forced to accept by a regency council set up for the young girl. As leader of the government in exile in Rome, Papagos would remain popular among western leaders initially, however would find himself in increasing conflict with the Italian government as the 1950s progressed, especially with his suspected role in encouraging the formation of several violently anti-communist gangs and militias, and the city government of Rome voted to ban him from entering the city in June of 1955, forcing him to relocate to Naples and leaving him unable to lead the government in exile, which was still seated in Rome.

The following month, more moderate leaders of the government in exile gathered in Rome and voted to oust Papagos, dismiss him from his military command in disgrace and strip him of his Greek citizenship. Living under Italian police supervision and in disgrace, Papagos decided sometime in August or September of 1955 that he would depart Italy for Francoist Spain, where he had struck up a friendship with dictator Francisco Franco, with plans to establish a new government in exile in Madrid. However, he died in Naples in October of that year, before he could set his plans into motion, and was given a private funeral by his relatives, although his death was not formally acknowledged by either the communist Greek government in Athens or the government in exile in Rome. He wouldn't be exonerated by the Greek government until 1997, and remains a controversial figure in Greek history today, widely celebrated and respected for his military career but demonized for his later life and perceived betrayal during the closing days of the civil war in Greece.
Agutaya

Location in Banwa.

**Agutaya**, officially the **Canton of Agutaya** (Banwanon: *Dakbayan ra Agutaya*) is a canton in Banwa located in the Usa region at the northernmost end of Pinaca Island. Its capital is the city of Baua, and is bordered by the cantons of Dita to the southwest, Malilo to the south, the South China Sea to the northwest, and the Pacific Ocean to the north and east. The easternmost point of Banwa can be found in the municipality of Dalupiri, at Silangan Beach on Kono Island.

## Geography

### Administrative divisions

Agutaya has 18 subdivisions in total — 16 municipalities and 3 cities, including the capital Baua.

     Cantonal capital and city

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2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion (Great Nations)

The **2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion** was a rebellion that broke out in the Sichuan Province against the Sino-Tibet Empire.

**2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion**
* Part of Revolutions of 2084-2104

**Location:** Sichuan Province and neighboring provinces
**Result:** Rebellion crushed
* Sichuanese Magatist Republic
 **Deaths:** 19 Million People

## Background

Background of the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion

## Timeline

Timeline of the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion

## Participants

Participants in the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion

## Military engagements

List of military engagements in the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion

## Civil disobedience

List of civil disobedience in the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion

## Aftermath

Aftermath of the 2085 Sichuanese People Rebellion
Etka

## Personality

Etka is a fiercely driven she-lynx with an honest mind. She is determined to become a great hunter, and has no intention of failing. If she puts her mind to something, she's getting it done. The downside to this is that she can come across as cold or headstrong, but if you get to know her, she can be as playful as a kitten.

Strengths: Driven, Focused, Ambitious, Cunning

Flaws: Self Centered, Cold, Headstrong

## Physical Description

Etka has orange eyes, with the occasional yellow and green flecks of colour. Her face is rounded, being broadest just below the eyes, before sweeping down to form the two points of fur below her chin. Her cheeks and chin are paler than the rest of her face, as are the markings around her eyes. Her ears are typically pointed, and her pelt is a silvery colour, with soft brown spots dappled around her legs. She has a short, fluffy tail and a muscular build.
2055 American Empire-China-Russia-Interplanetary Wars

The 2055 Interplanetary Wars were a series of wars fought on Earth, Moon, Mars and Europa between United America, Russia, and China. WIP

### Cause

Russia and China both decided on April 3, 2055 to interfere with several United American companies via hacking and other cyberattack methods. Russia declared war on United America the next day while China joined in 3 months later. United America declared war on Russia on April 5, 2055. WIP
Almaciga

Location in Banwa.

**Almaciga**, officially the **Canton of Almaciga** (Banwanon: *Dakbayan ra Almaciga*) is a canton in Banwa in the region of Siyam. Its capital is the city of Cuasi, and is bordered by Duhat to the north, Bantolinao to the east, Cansil Strait to the south, Masungi to the southwest, Sanggumay to the west, and Lawaan to the northwest.

## Geography

### Administrative divisions

Almaciga has 17 subdivisions in total — 15 municipalities and 2 cities.

     Cantonal capital and city

     City

     Municipality
2030 Nevada gubernatorial election (Blackford)

The **2030 Nevada gubernatorial election** was held on November 5, 2030, to elect the governor of Nevada. Incumbent Republican governor Joe Lombardo was term-limited and could not run for a third term. The Democratic nominee, internet personality and 2026 Working Families nominee for governor Jeremy Elbertson defeated Republican state senator Charlie Stevens by nearly ten points to become the state's 32nd governor.

The campaign season was dominated by Stevens' controversial remarks on many issues, including his unwavering support for former President Ron DeSantis. Stevens was a critic of outgoing governor Lombardo's liberal stance on many issues, and advocated for the rollback of many socially liberal policies instated by the Nevada state government. Elbertson on the other hand ran on a progressive campaign, calling for expansions of protections for LGBT people, abortion rights and police reform. Elbertson also expressed support for environmentalist policies, and his campaign was widely described as left-wing populist. The race was considered to be a toss-up, with the two candidates nearly tied in composite polling by the time of the Election Day, though Elbertson was considered to have a slight edge in the race with a fundraising advantage and given the state's partisan lean. Elbertson ended up defeating Stevens by nearly ten points, a much wider margin than anticipated, with his larger margin of victory credited to higher turnout from his native Clark County, the state's most populous county.
Aloea, Rettinaro

**Aloea** is an unincorporated community located in Division No. 2, Rettinaro, Iquiq.

## History

Aloea was platted by Wegi Aloea on April 29, 2010, as a rural farming community. A general store, Aloea Corner, runs in the town, as well as a volunteer fire station. Children in Aloea attend Silasport Elementary, which serves grades K-6. They also eventually feed into Rhett-Silasport Consolidated High School, which serves the remainder of their school career before college. A post office ran at Aloea from 2011-2020.