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4th Congress

The **4th Congress**featured the first Communist controlled House of Representatives in it's history. A major shift in the topic of new bills and acts is noted. The Senate was extremely undivided and unproductive, with four different parties holding a seat each. The Green Party was given the role as Majority Leader because of the tie-breaking vote from the Vice President. These representatives were elected in the 1926 elections.

## **House Composition**

 **Conservative** | 2
 **New Democratic** | 2
 **Liberal** | 1

**Communist-New Democratic coalition (8-7)**

## **Senate Composition**

 **Conservative** | 1
 **New Democratic** | 1

**Green-Conservative-New Democratic coalition (3-1)**

## **Major Legislation**

* Budget Act of 1926-1931 - BD004
* Military Act - DE002
* Military Arms Research Act - DE003
* Navy and Air Force Act - DE004
* Tax Levels and Government Funding Act - TX001
* Sales Tax Act - TX002
* Special Goods and Services Tax Act - TX003
* Small Business Loans Act - EC008
* Deficit Limit Act - GS009
* Transportation Upgrades Fund Act - GS010
* Electoral Reform Act - EL004
* Electoral District Adjustment Act - EL005
1911 presidential election

The **1911 presidential election** was held on November 4, 1911, coinciding with the first Senate, gubernatorial and House elections. The Green Party won the Presidency with 54% of the vote.

## **Primaries**

Both primaries were held on September 16, 1911.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Ontario.

### **Communist Ticket**

The Communist Party National Convention was held in Alberta.
Ferocious Direwolf

*"Yo, listen up, here's a story, about a big guy who lives in an orange world..."*

**Ferocious Direwolf**, **Ferocious** for short, is ummm... an "interesting" direwolf from a place called Jamaa, who is questionably sane.

## Ferocious Direwolf

yo listen up (b o o t i f u l art by bdk)

## Biographic Info

### Aliases

Ferocious Direwolf, Ferocious, Fire the Ferocious

## Bonus Info

### Abilities

Agility, Sharp Teeth & Claws, Powerful Gauntlets & Horns

## Appearance

Ferocious' appearance, for the most part, is somewhat simple; he's a rather large fiery orange direwolf, with a huge ruff of fur around his neck. His legs appear sturdy and strong, and he has a small fox-like tail with a pale orange tip. His face is rather big, with canine ears, a long, pale orange squarish muzzle with a chocolate brown nose and bushy pale orange eyebrows. His eyes are pale gold in color and his teeth are very sharp.

His accessories include dark chocolate brown epic antlers (yes, those are accessories), a pale orange necklace with the charm hanging off it being based around this tiger dude Sir Gilbert, and his gauntlets are pale gold with even paler gold claws and rubies embedded in them.

## Personality

Ferocious is... ummmm, interesting. The first thing you'll notice about Ferocious is that he doesn't take anything that's going on seriously. He all thinks everything is some weird joke roleplay, which while more accurate then expected, is pretty weird. He doesn't thing they're actually faces off against Galaxy, and dos never really cares about what the gang is doing.

He wanders off a lot, usually ending up falling asleep drooling with an apple in his mouth as he sleeps below a fruit tree. Yup, he really, really, REALLY like eating, more then the actual quest. This is so much of a problem that the sin of gluttony himself has noticed.

Whenever he's not sleeping his heart away or eating his stomach away, he's singing his lungs away. He likes breaking out into song for literately no reason, because he... finds it fitting? He mainly sings versions of songs, altered to be about himself, like a variant of I'm Blue called I'm Orange based around his orange pelt.

## History

### Before the Wormhole War

Ferocious' past is surprisingly simple compared to the backstories of the other OCs here; his father, Happy Happywolf, cheated on his wife with a direwolf, Major Majorshadow. They gave birth to Ferocious Direwolf.

However, Happy Happywolf's ex-wife Mythical Frozenpet had witnessed Happy Happywolf and Major Majorshadow going on a date together, so when Happy Happywolf presented Ferocious Direwolf to Mythical Frozenpet, Happy was promptly stabbed to death and Ferocious was thrown into the sea of Crystal Sands. Ferocious washed up in Balloosh, and was rose by a penguin named Artistic Awesomeatom and the penguin's wife Infinity Desertflower.

### Act 1: Galaxy's Plothole

When it came time for the gods to choose their warriors to battle against and eventually defeat Galaxy, Ferocious was somehow picked by Adolebitque do to his uncanny similarity to the land animal god. (W.I.P.)
1976 Senate elections

The **1976 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 6, 1976, coinciding with the House elections. The Green Party retakes the Senate, and the Conservative Party becomes the second largest party, with their largest caucus in history. This is also the first filibuster proof supermajority in the Senate elected since the 1956 elections.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 14th Congress*

 **Conservative** | 6
 **Communist** | 2

**Green Supermajority (14-8)**
1961 presidential election

The **1961 Presidential Election** was held on November 4, 1961, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. Due to the low approval rating of the incumbent New Democratic President, he lost in his primary. The Communists and Conservatives split the vote, and along with an extremely negative campaign, the Greens swept the electoral college.

## **Primaries**

All primaries were held on September 1, 1961.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Quebec.

### **Communist/New Democratic Ticket**

The Communist-New Democratic Party National Convention was held in Manitoba. The incumbent President was defeated in a vast field of candidates

### **Conservative Ticket**

This was the first election with a Conservative Party ticket. The Conservative Party National Convention was held in Alberta.

## **Polling**

### **Ontario**

 CNN
 ABC

### **Quebec**

 FOX
 ABC
1916 Senate elections

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## Results

 ### Turnout

 3,726,521

 ### Democratic

 1,724,266 (46%)

 ### National Socialist

 1,049,129 (28%)

 ### Labour

 843,502 (23%)

 ### Independent

 109,624 (3%)

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The **1916 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 4, 1916, coinciding with House elections. Three seats were up for this election. It ended with a three-way statistical tie between the three parties. The Green Party, with the highest popular vote, was given the first opportunity to form a coalition.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 2nd Congress*

 **National Socialist** | 1
 **New Democratic** | 1

**Green-New Democratic Coalition (2-1)**
Tick Tock

**Tick Tock** is a side mission in *Marvel's Spider-Man*. It begins in Greenwich and is unlocked after completing College Buddies. Once again Phillip Chang needs help finding another missing student, Ethan Albright, who didn't show up for chem class. As before, all Phillip has to help Spider-Man find the student is a photograph.

## Walkthrough

The image shows the elevated train tracks in East Harlem. As you head for the area, Phillip will mention Carlos from the previous missing student mission. Apparently Carlos got sick after the Halloween party – a delayed reaction.

When Spider-Man is close to the area, he will find witnesses to talk to. One will mention maniacs up the street. This leads to a battle against thugs with the same costumes as the ones from the Halloween party incident. Dispatch them and talk to Ethan to finish the mission.
1911 House of Representatives elections

The **1911 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 4, 1911, coinciding with the first Presidential, gubernatorial and Senate elections. Since there was such a diverse amount of parties, bipartisanship and inter-party factions were created.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 1st Congress*

**Democratic Majority (7-5)**
1941 House of Representatives elections

The **1941 House of Representatives Elections** occurred on November 1, 1941, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections. The Green Party gained a majority, the first of its kind in the chamber's history. The seat count was increased from 32 to 50.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 7th House*

**Green-Liberal Coalition (29-21)**
1976 House of Representatives elections

The **1976 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 6, 1976, coinciding with the Senate elections. The Green Party retook the House, forming a coalition with some Conservative members. The far-right wing of the Conservative Party had split and reformed the National Socialist Party.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 14th Congress*

 **Communist** | 36
 **Conservative** | 14 (+2 Ind.)
 **National Socialist** | 4

**Green-Conservative Coalition (54-46)**

*\*\*Only some members of the Conservative caucus were in the coalition with the Greens (10-6)*
2016 House of Representatives elections

The **2016 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 5, 2016, coinciding with the Senate elections. The Green Party falls short of a majority, while the Conservatives makes large gains to form a strong opposition. This is the first House election since 1991 where no Independents are elected.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 22nd Congress*

 **Conservative** | 40
 **Communist** | 13

**Green-Communist Coalition (57-48)**

*\*\*Only some members of the Communist caucus were in the coalition with the Greens (5-8)*
2nd Congress

The **2nd Congress** consisted of a wide variety of parties, albeit fewer than the last Congress, leading to continued non-partisanship as well as factions being formed between parties. Members collaborated in terms of issues, often crossing party lines to do so. These representatives were elected in the 1916 elections. The National Socialist Party worked with the socialist New Democratic Party to pass most of its laws in the House.

## **House** **Composition**

 **New Democratic** | 2
 **Conservative** | 2

**National Socialist-Conservative coalition (8-7)**

## **Senate Composition**

 **New Democratic** | 1

**Green-New Democratic coalition (2-1)**

## **Major Legislation**

* Abortions Act - LC002
* Budget Act of 1916-1921 - BD002
* Immigration Requirements Act - LC003
* Party Alignment Act - GO003
* Criminal Code - LC004
* Crime and Policing Act - LC005
* Infrastructure Investment Act of 1917 - GS004
* Western Oil Pipelines Act - ID001
* Environmental Protections Act - EN001
* Oceans and Fisheries Act - EN002
* Cyber Security Act - LC006
* Civil Rights Act - LC007
* Government Departments Act - GO004
* Single Parent Pensions Act - GS005
* Veterans Benefit Act - DE001
* Free Trade Act - IT001
* Family Programs Act - GS006
* National Aviation Security Act - LC008
1916 House of Representatives elections

The **1916 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 4, 1916, coinciding with the Senate elections. This election featured three new districts (an increase from 12), with one new state. The results led the Republican Party having the largest amount of seats. They formed a coalition with the Libertarian Party against the Democrats, the second largest party.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 2nd House*

**Republican Majority (8-7)**
1931 presidential election

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## Results

 ### Turnout

 7,206,643

 ### Democratic

 3,574,287 (50%)

 ### Republican

 3,460,362 (48%)

 ### Independent

 171,880 (2%)

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The **1931 Presidential Election** was held on November 7, 1931, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The incumbent Green President at the time was ineligible to run again for a third term. After a divisive campaign, the Green Party candidate won in a close race.

## **Primaries**

Both primaries were held on September 4, 1931.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in British Columbia.

### **Communist Ticket**

The Communist Party National Convention was held in Saskatchewan.
Democratic Party

## Democratic Party (DEM)

The **Democratic Party** is one of the major political parties in Canada.

## **History**

It was formed in 1910 as a coalition of moderates, and has since emerged as the dominant political party throughout the country's history. The party has since shifted center-left, with moderate conservatives breaking off to form the Conservative Party.

## **Policies**

* Support of socially liberal policies including abortion, same sex marriage, assisted death and recreational marijuana
* National targets to lower greenhouse gases
* Progressive tax system
* Large investments in infrastructure
* Balancing the budget
* Expanding healthcare
* Investing in lower emission industries

## **State Affiliates**

* Green Party (1984-Present)
* Labour Party (1929-Present)
* Liberal Party (1911-Present)
* Progressive Party (1912-Present)
* Social Democracy Party (1911-1950, 1990-Present)
1981 House of Representatives elections

The **1981 House of Representatives Elections** were held on November 7, 1981, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections. The Green Party gained a single party majority for the first time since the 1951 House elections.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 15th Congress*

 **Communist** | 30
 **Conservative** | 12
 **National Socialist** | 2
 **Total** | **100** | 100%

**Green-Conservative Coalition (59-41)**

*\*\*Only some members of the Conservative caucus were in the coalition with the Greens (3-9)*
1921 presidential election

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## Results

 ### Turnout

 4,833,239

 ### Democratic

 2,638,947 (55%)

 ### Republican

 1,999,991 (41%)

 ### Labour

 147,311 (3%)

 ### Independent

 46,939 (1%)

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The **1921 presidential election** was held on November 5, 1921, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and House elections. The Green Party won a clear re-election with 55% of the vote.

## **Primaries**

Both primaries were held on September 10, 1921.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Nova Scotia.

### **Communist Ticket**

The Communist Party National Convention was held in Quebec.

### **New Democratic Ticket**

The New Democrats held no convention, and privately selected their Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates.

## **Polling**

### **Ontario**

 ABC

###
7th House of Representatives

The **7th House of Representatives** consisted of a Green Party majority, the first of its kind in the chamber's history. These representatives were elected in the May 2018 elections. The extremely diverse opposition allowed most of the Green's bills to pass.

## **Bills & Acts Passed**

* Budget Act of June 2018 - BD007
* Water Safety Awareness Act - GS014
* Special Education Programs Act - GS015
* Road Safety and Pedestrians Regulations Act - LC020
* Student Debt Credit Act - GS016
* North American Free Trade Agreement Act - IT004
* Sexual Abuse of People and Assaults Act - LC021
* Charters for New Cities Act - LC022
* Vehicle Insurance Amendments Act - LC023
* Capital Punishment Ban Act - LC024
* National Scholarship Program Act - GS017
* Water Pollution Control Act - EN006
* National Awards of Valour Act - GO012
* Electoral Adjustment of May 2018 Act - EL009
* Limit on Carbon Emissions Act - LC025
* Courts and Tribunals Act - LC026
* Election Candidate Requirements Act - EL010
* Overseas Electors Act - EL011
* Line of Succession Amendment Act - GO013
* New Community Services Act - GS018
* New Public Facilities Act - GS019
* Call for Election
1941 presidential election

The **1941 Presidential Elections**were held on November 1, 1941, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The Green Party won the electoral vote count by a landslide due to the two left leaning parties splitting the vote. The New Democratic Party won their first ever state. The Communist and New Democratic parties would later hold combined primaries to not split the vote.

## **Primaries**

All primaries were held on August 25, 1941.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Newfoundland.

### **Communist Ticket**

The Communist Party National Convention was held in the Northwest Territories.

### **New Democratic Ticket**

The New Democratic National Convention was held in Quebec.
3rd Congress

The **3rd Congress** consisted of a strong coalition of of centrist and left-leaning moderate parties in the House of Representatives, and the Senate remained a very divided chamber. This Congress was elected in the 1921 elections.

## **House** **Composition**

 **New Democratic** | 3
 **Liberal** | 1
 **Conservative** | 1

**Green-New Democratic-Liberal coalition (10-5)**

## **Senate Composition**

 **Communist** | 1
 **New Democratic** | 1

**Green-New Democratic coalition (2-1)**

## **Major Legislation**

* Term Limits Act - GO005
* Supreme Court Act - SC001
* Budget Act of 1921-1926 - BD003
* Copyright Act - LC009
* Bank of Canada Act - EC002
* Worksite Safety Regulations Act - LC010
* Canada Post Act - EC003
* Coinage Act - EC004
* Road Infrastructure Investment Act - GS006
* Flag and Anthem Act - LC011
* National Education Fund Act - GS007
* Canadian National Railway Act - ID002
* Forest Protections Act - EN003
* National Parks Act - EC005
* Government Succession Act - GO006
* Canals and Harbours Funding Act - ID003
* Health Standards in Food Act - HE001
* Clean Water Act - HE002
* Natural Disaster Assistance Fund Act - GS008
* Wheat Prices Act - IT002
* New Airports Act - EC006
* National Housing Act - EC007
1946 House of Representatives elections

The **1946 House of Representatives midterm elections** consisted of many party merges, and occurred on November 2, 1946. It coincided with the Senate midterms. The seat count was increased from 50 to 56.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 8th House*

 **Communist** | 18 (+1 Ind.)
 **Conservative** | 4

**Green Majority (33-23)**
1961 House of Representatives elections

The **1961 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 4, 1961, coinciding with the Presidential, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The seat total remains the same, and the Green Party regained control of the chamber.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 11th Congress*

 **Communist** | 31
 **Conservative** | 11 (+2 Ind.)

**Green-Conservative Coalition (49-36)**

*\*\*Only some members of the Conservative caucus were in the coalition with the Greens (8-5)*
1936 Senate elections

The **1936 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 7, 1936, coinciding with the House elections. Ten seats are contested this election, doubling from the seat count of five in the previous Senate session. This resulted in no losses for any of the parties running.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 6th Congress*

**Green-Conservative-Liberal Coalition (6-4)**
2001 House of Representatives elections

The **2001 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 3, 2001 coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections. The Conservatives swept enough seats for a supermajority in the House, and the Communists make small gains. This is the fourth consecutive election in which the Conservatives gained seats. This is the first election with Nunavut.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 19th Congress*

 **Green** | 36
 **Communist** | 4

**Conservative-Communist Coalition (69-36)**
1971 House of Representatives elections

The **1971 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 6, 1971, coinciding with the Presidential, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The seat total increased from 88 to 93.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 13th Congress*

 **Green** | 37 (+1 Ind.)
 **Conservative** | 9 (+2 Ind.)

**Communist-Conservative Coalition (50-43)**

*\*\*Only some members of the Conservative caucus were in the coalition with the Communists (6-5)*
8th House of Representatives

The **8th House of Representatives** consisted of a strong Green Party majority. These representatives were elected in the June 2018 elections.

## **Composition**

 **Conservative**  | 4
 **Independent** | 1

## **Bills & Acts Passed**

* Canadian Space Program Act - IT005
* Budget Act of July 2018 - BD008
* Advertising Against Gambling and Smoking Act - LC027
* Antarctica Treaty Act - IT006
* Anti-Money Laundering Act - LC028
* Terrorism Financing Prevention Act - GS020
* Border Security Act - DE006
* Electoral Adjustment Act of June 2018 - EL012
* Indigenous Protections Act - IN001
* Indigenous Repayments Act - IN002
* Indigenous Land Grants Act - IN003
* Passport Forgery Prevention Act - DE007
* Carbon Credits for Companies Act - GS021
* Pacific Rim Trade Pact Act - WO005
* Fair Work Act - LC029
* New Universities and Upgrades Fund Act - GS022
* Industrial Chemicals Usage Act - EN007
* National Intelligence Bureau Act - DE008
* Road Vehicle Standards Act - LC030
* Taxation Disclosure Act - LC031
* Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Fund Act - GS023
* Call for Election
1971 presidential election

The **1971 Presidential Election** was held on November 6, 1971, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The Green Party President won reelection, albeit by a smaller margin then the previous election. The Conservative candidate dropped out of the race two days before the election due to low polling numbers, endorsing the Communist candidate. It was too late at the time to remove him from the ballot, so he still received votes.

## **Primaries**

All primaries were held on September 3, 1971.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Saskatchewan.

### **Communist-New Democratic Ticket**

The Communist-New Democratic Party National Convention was held in Newfoundland & Labrador.

### **Conservative Ticket**

The Conservative Party National Convention was held in New Brunswick.

## **Polling**

### **Manitoba**

 FOX
 CNN

### **Quebec**

 CNN
 ABC
Labour Party

## Labour Party (LBR)

### Disbanded

**Still active, however House/Senate seats merged with Communist Party in May 2018**

## **Policies**

Their policies now align with those of the Communist Party since the merger, however the NDP tend to have slightly different positions when they run a candidate for President. Their policies before the merger were very similar, though.
Republican Party

## Republican Party (GOP)

The **Republican Party**, or the **Grand Old Party (GOP)**, is one of the predominate political parties in Canada.

## **Policies**

* Opposed to socially liberal policies, including abortion
* Lower taxes, smaller government and decentralization of powers to the states
* Support of gun rights
* Supports oil sands and other rural projects
* Increase military spending and veteran's benefits

## **Affiliates**

* Conservative Party (1934-Present)
* Libertarian Party (1950-Present)
* National Socialist Party (1975-Present)
* Reform Party (1951-Present)
10th House of Representatives

The **10th House of Representatives** consisted of a narrow Communist Party minority. These representatives were elected in the August 2018 elections.

## **Composition**

 **Conservative** | 8
 **Independent** | 2

## **Bills & Acts Passed**

* Budget Act of September 2018 - BD010
* Gerrymandering Prevention Act - EL015
* Prisoner Rights & Treatment Act - LC034
* Misleading Advertising Act - LC035
* Debt Ceiling Act of August 2018 - GO017
* Electoral Adjustment Act of August 2018 - EL016
* Election Fundraising Limits and PACs Act - EL017
* Federal Tax Brackets Act of August 2018 - TX004
* Food Bank Donation Benefits and Food Waste Prevention Act - GS030
* Adding Senate Seats to Electoral Vote Act - EL018
* Standardized Testing Act of August 2018 - LC036
* Call for Election
1956 Senate elections

The **1956 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 3, 1956, coinciding with the House elections. There is a net increase of two seats in the Senate, with one new seat in both British Columbia and Manitoba. The Green Party regained control of the chamber.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 10th Congress*

 **Communist** | 6
 **Conservative** | 1

**Green Supermajority (11-7)**
Overtime

A game of Mad Machines is also a race against the clock, but be tied with your opponents once the time runs out and you'll enter **Overtime**. In this stage of the game, both teams have their goalplates permanently up (even in Overdrive) and Panzers no longer respawn. There are two ways to emerge victorious; scoring a goal or eliminating all enemy Panzers.
1951 House of Representatives elections

The **1951 House of Representatives elections** consisted of many Communist Party gains, however the Green Party retains their majority. These elections occurred on November 3, 1951, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections. The seat total was increased from 56 to 76.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 9th House*

 **Communist** | 28
 **Conservative** | 6 (+2 Ind.)

**Green Majority (40-36)**
1951 presidential election

The **1951 Presidential Election** was held on November 3, 1951, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. The candidate for the New Democratic Party won the election in a close battle with the Green Party. This is the first election where Newfoundland & Labrador has electoral votes.

## **Primaries**

All primaries were held on August 31, 1951.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in Yukon.

### **Communist/New Democratic Ticket**

The Communist-New Democratic Party National Convention was held in Saskatchewan. This was the first time the two parties had one combined ticket.

## **Polling**

### **Ontario**

 FOX
 NBC
Goal Plate

In order to score a goal, you must first make sure the goal plate can be broken. When you hit the ball hard enough, the ball will turn into a SpikeBall. These spikes are sharp enough to smash the goal plate wide open. Be careful, as sometimes slow and light hits will not give you the power you need to break the plate!

The Player can move and shoot through the goal plate, as it is only meant to stop the ball. Use this to your advantage by getting behind the ball to hit it away when it gets too close.
1991 House of Representatives elections

The **1991 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 2, 1991, coinciding with the Presidential, Senate and gubernatorial elections. The Green Party clings on to a 1 seat majority while the Conservative Party becomes the second largest party for the first time.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 17th Congress*

 **Conservative** | 33
 **Communist** | 13
 **National Socialist** | 3

**Green Majority (51-49)**
1926 Senate elections

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## Results

 ### Turnout

 4,622,539

 ### Democratic

 2,240,607 (48%)

 ### Republican

 1,335,305 (29%)

 ### Labour

 170,247 (4%)

 ### Libertarian

 643,560 (14%)

 ### Independent

 50,830 (1%)

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The **1926 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 6, 1926, coinciding with the House elections. Four seats are up this election, up from three from the last election. A seat was added in New Brunswick.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 4th Congress*

 **Communist** | 1
 **Conservative** | 1
 **New Democratic** | 1

**Green-Conservative-New Democratic Coalition (3-1)**
9th House of Representatives

The **9th House of Representatives** consisted of a narrow Green Party majority. These representatives were elected in the July 2018 elections.

## **Composition**

 **Conservative** | 6
 **Independent** | 2

## **Bills** **& Acts Passed**

* New Embassies Act - IT007
* National Arts Programs Act - GS024
* Budget Act of August 2018 - BD009
* Government Website Act - GO014
* Online Sex Trafficking Prevention Act - LC032
* Published Works and Copyright Amendment Act of July 2018 - LC033
* Annual School Evaluation Act - GS025
* Election ID Requirements Act - EL013
* Electoral Adjustment Act of July 2018 - EL014
* Promoting Immigration Act of July 2018 - GS026
* Small Business Assistance Act - EC011
* Intergovernmental Cooperation Act - GO015
* Term Limits for Government Ministers Act - GO016
* Depression and Suicide Prevention Act - GS027
* Stem Cell Research Fund Act - GS028
* Debt Relief for Citizens Act - GS029
* Sanctions Ban Act - IT008
* Yukon Territory Name Change Act - SH002
* Call for Election
1966 Senate elections

The **1966 Senate midterm elections** were held on November 3, 1966, coinciding with the House elections. There were two new seats added in New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador. The election resulted in the first time the Green Party did not control the Senate since 1951.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 12th Congress*

 **Green** | 9
 **Conservative** | 1

**Communist Majority (11-10)**
Polling

## **Election Polling**

**Election Polling** is done up to ten days before an election. Polls can be done on House, Senate, or Presidential elections. Polling is never always accurate, as there is a margin of error. Also, rural voters, who tend to vote for a certain party, may be polled less due to where they live.

### **Pollsters**

* CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation)
* CTV News

### **Pollster Ratings**

 Tilt (Party)
 Lean (Party)
 Likely (Party)
 Safe (Party)

## **Presidential Approval Polling**

**Presidential Approval Polling** is done from every few days to every two weeks during a President's term.
6th Congress

The **6th Congress** consisted of a Green Party - Liberal Party coalition in the House, leading to more liberal and even progressive bills passing this session. The Senate was much more productive than the previous session. These representatives were elected in the 1936 elections.

## **House Composition**

**Green-Liberal-Conservative coalition (19-13)**

## **Senate Composition**

**Green-Conservative-Liberal coalition (6-4)**

## **Major Legislation**

* Marijuana Research Act - GS012
* Solving Election Ties Act - EL006
* Electoral Adjustment Act of 1937 - EL007
* Budget Act of 1936-1941 - BD006
* Executive Library Act - GO009
* Fair Minimum Wage Act - EC010
* Electoral Bias and Campaign Corruption Prevention Act - EL008
* Environmental Regulations Act - EN004
* Greener Energy Act - EN005
* Firearms Control Act - LC018
* Net Neutrality Protections Act - LC019
* Paris Climate Treaty Act - IT003
* Universal Healthcare Act - GS013
* Transparency in the House and Senate Act - GO010
* Public Spectators in House of Representatives Act - GO011
1931 Senate elections

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## Results

 ### Turnout

 5,869,727

 ### Democratic

 2,782,502 (47%)

 ### Republican

 2,370,674 (40%)

 ### Libertarian

 638,848 (11%)

 ### Independent

 77,703 (1%)

```

The **1931 Senate elections** were held on November 7, 1931, coinciding with the Presidential, gubernatorial and House elections. Five seats are up this election, up from four in the last election. A new seat was added in Saskatchewan.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 5th Congress*

 **Communist** | 2
 **Conservative** | 1

**Green-Conservative Coalition (3-2)**
5th Congress

In the **5th Congress,** the Green Party retook the House, while the Senate remained extremely divided. These representatives were elected in the 1931 elections.

## **House** **Composition**

 **Conservative** | 5

**Green-Conservative coalition (13-7)**

## **Senate Composition**

 **Conservative** | 1

**Green-Conservative coalition (3-2)**

## **Major Legislation**

* Statistics Canada Act - GO007
* Budget Act of 1931-1936 - BD005
* Unemployment Relief Act - GS011
* Housing Market Expansion Act - EC009
* Canadian Citizenship Act - LC012
* Marriage and Divorce Act - LC013
* Sports and Tourism Department Act - GO008
* Canadian Bill of Rights Act - LC014
* Drugs and Narcotics Control Act - LC015
* Criminal Records Act - DE005
* Official Languages Act - LC016
* Immigration and Refugee Protections Act - LC017
* Electoral Adjustment Act of 1930 - EL005
1961 Senate elections

The **1961 Senate elections** were held on November 4, 1961, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and **Presidential** elections. There is a net increase of one seat in the Senate, with one new seat in Nova Scotia. The election resulted in a slim majority for the Green Party.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 11th Congress*

 **Communist** | 7
 **Conservative** | 2

**Green Majority (10-9)**
2006 House of Representatives elections

The **2006 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 4, 2006, coinciding with the Senate elections. The Communist Party caucus was basically wiped off the map, while the Conservatives maintained their supermajority.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 20th Congress*

 **Green** | 38 (+2 Ind.)
 **Communist** | 1

**Conservative-Communist Coalition (65-40)**
1931 gubernatorial elections

The **1931 gubernatorial elections** were held on November 7, 1931, coinciding with the Presidential, House of Representatives and Senate elections. This is the first election for a governor in Yukon, Alberta and Saskatchewan. In this election, nearly every seat changes hands, aside from the liberal bastion of Nova Scotia.
Practice Modes

Practice modes are ways for you to play and improve on your skills and gameplay without having to team up or play against other players.

### **Free Training**

In this mode, it is just you, a spikeball, and the goals. With increased regen enabled, you can test out moves and plays in this extensively useful solo environment.

### **Shootout**

Shootout is the most challenging solo training mode, and hosts an in-game leaderboard to list the highest recorded scores. In this way, you can compare your progression directly with others.

### **Bot Games**

By making use of the bots that inhabit Mad Machines, you can play full matches without any other players. According to the settings that you choose, you can play against either very unskilled, or very skilled A.I. opponents.
1951 Senate elections

The **1951 Senate elections** were held on November 3, 1951, coinciding with the Presidential, gubernatorial and House elections. This is the first election with Newfoundland and Labrador, and the first time the Senate is in another party's control other than the Green Party. The Communists and Conservative senator formed a loose coalition, eager to see the Greens lose power.

## **Senate Results**

*Refer to: 9th Congress*

 **Green** | 7
 **Conservative** | 1

**Communist-Conservative Coalition (9-7)**
Shooting

Shooting is perhaps the most important part of Mad Machines, you can't score if you don't take shots! In Mad Machines there are a plethora of different shots you can take, and many different abilities to tailor your shots exactly how you need them.

### Heavy Attacks

Heavy attacks are your primary shooting ability. These are the most versatile and most common shots taken, as they are the simplest. Holding your heavy attack for long enough will give you enough power to break the goalplate, but can also be used to clear the ball or just get it to a teammate as a secondary pass feature.

### Light Attacks

Light attacks are an excellent way to fake out a goalie when you're in overdrive mode, or simply dodge a defender. Using a light attack chips the ball up and over the heads of all your opponents, either letting the ball roll right past the goalie, or allowing you to jump up with it and take a shot from over all the defenders heads.

### Charge Attacks

Charge attacks are the powerful, booming shots that will decimate anything that stand in your way. They take a little longer to set up, and require a lot more accuracy to get right, but when you master them they become almost mandatory to use. When on the ground and using a charge attack a red bar will appear below you, indicating the charge level of your shot, when in the air this bar moves to both sides of your screen and turns from yellow to red as you charge more. These shots provide considerably more power and distance and can be used to score from very long distances.
System Requirements

**Minimum:**

* Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
* OS: Windows 7 64-bit
* Processor: Intel Core i3-4170 @ 3GHz or AMD A 10-5800K APU @3.78GHz
* Memory: 4 GB RAM

* Graphics: Nvidia GForce GTX 670 or AMD Radeon R9 270x
* DirectX: Version 11
* Network: Broadband Internet connection
* Storage: 4 GB available space
* Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card
* Additional Notes: Note: This title supports 64-bit Windows ONLY

**Recommended:**

* Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
* OS: Windows 10 64-bit
* Processor: Intel Core i5-4170 @ 3GHz or AMD A 10-5800K APU @3.78GHz
* Memory: 8 GB RAM

* Graphics: Nvidia GForce GTX 950 or AMD Radeon R9 380x
* DirectX: Version 11
* Network: Broadband Internet connection
* Storage: 4 GB available space
* Sound Card: DirectX compatible sound card
* Additional Notes: Note: This title supports 64-bit Windows ONLY
The Arena

> *In this simple arena, you will smash, crash, and brawl your way to both victory and defeat.*
>
>

### **The Goals**

On either side of the field, you will encounter the corresponding friendly, and enemy goals. These goals are surrounded by a goal zone, and are covered by goal plates.

### *Goal Zone*

While inside of the friendly goal zone, one friendly player will automatically be activated as the "Goalie". This is followed by a 150% size increase, immunity to Spikeballs, and defensively-augmented movement abilities. Your Dash and Jump abilities are changed to Slide and Dive to help defend the goal better, as well as your primary movement turning into simple strafing.

### *Goal Plates*

In order to score a goal, you must first make sure the goal plate can be broken.
When you hit the ball hard enough, the ball will turn into a SpikeBall. These spikes are sharp enough to smash the goal plate wide open. Be careful, as sometimes slow and light hits will not give you the power you need to break the plate!

The Player can move and shoot through the goal plate, as it is only meant to stop the ball. Use this to your advantage by getting behind the ball to hit it away when it gets too close
Characters

### **Overview**

There are three main mad machines in this game: Viking, Ship, and Chopper. With an array of different abilities to call their own, they are the embodiment of the three main classes represented in the game. Having a balance between the classes on your team to create a well-rounded squad, is a key part in creating a solid foundation of teamwork before the game even starts. See the below table for more details.

 **Ship** | Medium
 **Chopper** | Light

### **Viking**

With more of a defensively focused skill set, having a Viking on your team is necessary to hold down your goal line from attackers. Being the Empresses usual favorite to win in all-out brawl situations, the Viking has acquired a beautifully brutal helm to display his fierce dominance in the arena with.

### **Ship**

Imagine someone speeding toward you with an anchor in hand, and with the gaze of a hardened robotic warrior. Now imagine that same person took that anchor, deftly controlled a ball with it, and single handedly outplayed your entire team with it before scoring behind your back. The all-around utility of Ship and his "Medium" class identity makes him not only a beginner favorite, but arguably the strongest machine on the field.

### **Chopper**

Being the "Light" class, Chopper is not known for his ability to last long in extended fights. He instead excels when he is able to quickly knock down his opponent, and make a slick recovery with the ball to score the goal. The most difficult of machines to play to his maximum potential, Chopper makes a well timed ability easily turn into a win for your team.
Training Modes

**Free Training**

Hit the ball around in this solo arena, devoid of enemies or teammates to get in your way. You can use this training mode to hone your skills without showing your newly found moves to your potential opponents.

**Bots Brawl**

Play against and alongside these mad bots to improve your playmaking ability, and get used to scoring with other players on the field. Bots can be better than most players, so you may have to come up with creative ways to defeat them.

**Tutorial**

All Panzers have to start somewhere! Get used to the controls and basic mechanics of Mad Machines as the Empress guides you.
How to Play

Hit the ball in any way you like; control the power and speed of any attack available from your chosen character class - basics and specials, left or right. If you miss, just find your nearest opponent and unleash a combo until your team scores.

How and where you hit the ball makes a world of difference, practice positioning and timing to achieve those epic moments where you drive the ball through the air with enough speed to break the goalplate and maybe wreck an enemy on the way.

Dribble and trick enemies using your magnet, push the ball into position for that ultra high-speed sonic hit, or simply pass the ball to your teammates.

Play, win, and rank up. Experience the precision and perfection of a Mad Machines match!
1966 House of Representatives elections

The **1966 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 5, 1966, coinciding with the Senate elections. The seat total increased from 85 to 88. The Communist Party retook the House from the Green Party, this time capturing a majority of the seats. The is the first Communist majority in the House's history.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 12th Congress*

 **Conservative** | 9 (+2 Ind.)

**Communist-Conservative Coalition (53-35)**

\*\*Only some members of the Conservative caucus were in the coalition with the Communists (7-4)
Developers

Hero Blocks is located on the West Coast of Denmark. We like games. Additionally, we really like games that go the extra miles in regards of gameplay, feel and look. We like mixing genres and our wacky brains can pretty much guarantee you a different and fun gaming experience.

We’ve been hard at work creating a dynamic platform, which we can utilize to build lots of gameplay styles and modes, all focused on precision interaction and optimal player feedback, based on several real-time systems.
1981 presidential election

The **1981 Presidential Election** was held on November 7, 1981, coinciding with the House, gubernatorial and Senate elections. Dissatisfaction with the Green Party President, and the promises of the Conservative Party to resurrect the struggling economy lead to the first Conservative President. The Communists and Conservatives merged their ticket to prevent more vote splitting, leading to a convention with essentially all the opposition parties. The convention was known as the "Alternative Ticket". This election was extremely close, and is seen as where a political shift occurs, where most of western Canada shifts hard to the right. Many of the states had recounts.

## **Primaries**

All primaries were held on September 3, 1981.

### **Green Ticket**

The Green Party National Convention was held in British Columbia.

### **Alternative Ticket**

The Alternative Parties National Convention was held in Ontario. This convention consisted of the Communist, Conservative, New Democratic and National Socialist parties, and whichever party's candidate with the most votes would move on to the national election against the Green Party.
1921 gubernatorial elections

The **1921 gubernatorial elections** were held on November 5, 1921, coinciding with the Presidential, House of Representatives and Senate elections. The Democrats gain a majority of the governorships, taking two seats from the Conservatives in New Brunswick and British Columbia and one from an Independent in Manitoba.

## **Results by State**

### **Quebec**

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1921 House of Representatives elections

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 ### Previous

 1916 House of Representatives elections

 ### Next

 1926 House of Representatives elections

## Results

 ### Turnout

 4,833,239

 ### Democratic

 2,071,267 (42%)

 ### Republican

 1,360,604 (28%)

 ### Liberal

 99,628 (2%)

 ### Labour

 1,152,521 (24%)

 ### Libertarian

 48,493 (1%)

 ### Independent

 121,026 (3%)

```

The **1921** **House of Representatives elections** were held on November 5, 1921, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 3rd House*

**Democratic Supermajority (10-5)**
Health

## What is Health

The health of the player is determined by the amount of Panzer they are wearing. When the player have no Panzer left, they will have no health left and die. The player can gain more health by taking Panzer from opponents. The player may also lose health while in combat or in when in the opponent goal zone.
1986 House of Representatives elections

The **1986 House of Representatives midterm elections** were held on November 1, 1986, coinciding with the Senate elections. The Conservative Party made minor gains while all the other parties' seat counts fell.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 16th Congress*

 **Communist** | 28
 **Conservative** | 17
 **National Socialist** | 2

**Green Majority Coalition (53-47)**
2011 House of Representatives elections

The **2011 House of Representatives elections** were held on November 5, 2011, coinciding with the Senate, gubernatorial and Presidential elections. The Green Party surged to a supermajority, with 50 Conservative incumbents defeated or seats flipped, including many important committee chairs. The Communist Party regains several of their old seats.

## **House Results**

*Refer to: 21st Congress*

 **Communist** | 22
 **Conservative** | 16

**Green Supermajority (67-38)**
Jumping

The ability to Jump is more than just a core mechanic in Mad Machines. You have the ability to jump three (3) times before you hit the ground again. This gives you the opportunity to create plays with the ball in the air that would otherwise be impossible, as well as defend against opponents making use of this same mechanic.
Panzer

## What are Panzers?

Panzers are the primary resource in this game. They are your health, energy, and armor. Subsisting of many different and highly magnetic pieces, your 47-part panzer suit is held together by the magnetic Skelatoonian inside.

When dealing damage to another player, you can dismantle and collect your opponent's panzers to increase your own strength. You can also gain panzers by standing in your goal.
KCER-AM

**KCER-AM** (branded on-air as **Radio Fimbles 820 KCER**) is a commercial-free radio station licensed to operate from Benton, Arkansas, and broadcasts on 820 kHz. It is owned by Champion's KCER Media division which also owns KCER-TV (channel 42), CER Two, KWAB-TV (channel 22), and CER Two Digital Networks. As a commercial-free radio station that began broadcasting in 1960 by Kaiser Broadcasting, it offers an all-Fimbles format featuring all 200 episodes of the Fimbles on the radio along with weekly radio shows produced exclusively for KCER-AM. Originally the station was offering a Top 40/CHR format (branded as **82 KCER**) until 1988, country (branded as **Country 82 KCER**) until 1993, news/talk (branded as **Talk Radio 82 KCER** and **News and Talk 820 KCER**) until 2009, and comedy (branded as **Comedy AM820 KCER**) until 2012.
MadMachines Wiki

## **MAD MACHINES**

Master fast-paced magnetic mechanics
to become the ultimate machine in a mad world of sports.
Choose between several unique robot gladiators, team up with other players and carefully carve the lethal spike-ball through enemy lines to score before they get a piece of you.

We are happy to announce that Mad Machines will launch as a ‘First on Discord’ exclusive title on PC around Fall 2018.

*(Like the game itself, this wiki is still in development)*

## **Current content**

How to Play - Game Modes - Characters - Shooting - Training Modes - System Requirements - Developers
Overdrive

**Overdrive** is a key gameplay element in Mad Machines. By eliminating opponents, you can collect their heads! If you're currently holding more heads than the enemy team you'll gain the benefit of Overdrive, dropping your opponent's goalplate entirely. Keep in mind that the number of heads you have collected resets after a goal, so don't miss your chance to take advantage!