AmericanGovSim - User contributions [en]

Natalia Poklonskaya

2022-12-29T01:07:48Z

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New American Left

2022-12-21T05:34:36Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.png
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 05 October 2022
| leader1_title = Chair
| leader1_name = [[Irene Taylor]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chair
| leader2_name = [[Dushon Marshall]]
| ideology = Radical Anarcho-Bidenism, Center-Left, Maoism
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|8|16|#eb1515}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|3|6|#eb1515}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|0|3|#eb1515}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|6|15|#eb1515}}
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

== Allegations of Anarcho-Bidenism ==

The New American Left's leadership, specifically [[Taylor]], went through a massive controversy of practicing the beliefs of Anarcho-Bidenism.

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:32:50Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.png
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 05 October 2022
| leader1_title = Chair
| leader1_name = [[Taylor]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chair
| leader2_name = Unknown
| ideology = Maoism, Socialism, and Radical Communism
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|8|16|#eb1515}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|3|6|#eb1515}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|0|3|#eb1515}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|6|15|#eb1515}}
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

== Allegations of Anarcho-Bidenism ==

The New American Left's leadership, specifically [[Taylor]], went through a massive controversy of practicing the beliefs of Anarcho-Bidenism.

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:28:41Z

Bruhman:

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:26:42Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.png
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 05 October 2022
| leader1_title = Chair
| leader1_name = [[Taylor]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chair
| leader2_name = Unknown
| ideology = Socialism and Radical Communism
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|8|16|#eb1515}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|3|6|#eb1515}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|0|3|#eb1515}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|6|15|#eb1515}}
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

AmericanGovSim:About

2022-12-21T05:25:37Z

Bruhman: Vandalism / Undo revision 4911 by Literallykissmyass (talk)

This is a very gay sim, and this is the even gayer wiki

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New American Left

2022-12-21T05:20:08Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.png
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 09 October 2022
| leader1_title = Chair
| leader1_name = [[Taylor]]
| leader2_title = Vice Chair
| leader2_name = Unknown
| ideology = Socialism and Radical Communism
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|8|16|#eb1515}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|3|6|#eb1515}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|0|3|#eb1515}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|6|15|#eb1515}}
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:16:02Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.png
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 09 October 2022
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

File:Tobeinserted.png

2022-12-21T05:15:48Z

Bruhman:

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:14:55Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.jpg
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 09 October 2022
}}
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

New American Left

2022-12-21T05:14:43Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = New American Left
| logo = tobeinserted.jpg
| colorcode = #eb1515
| founded = 09 October 2022
The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

NAL

2022-12-21T05:11:15Z

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#REDIRECT[[New American Left]]

Jeb! Administration

2022-12-21T05:09:57Z

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#REDIRECT[[Jeb Administration]]

Jeb Administration

2022-12-21T05:09:29Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox officeholder
| image = Jeb pic.jpeg
| imagesize = 300px
| name = President Jeb!
| office = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]]
| term_start = January 3, 2022
| term_end = March 14, 2022
| predecessor = [[Malcolm Administration]]
| successor =[[Tedd]]
}}

The '''Jeb! Administration''' was in office between January 3 and March 14, 2022. It followed the [[Malcolm|Malcolm Administration]] and preceded the [[Tedd Administration|Tedd Administration]].

==Cabinet==
'''President of the United States'''
* [[Jeb!]]

'''Vice President of the United States'''
* Position vacant.

'''Secretary of State'''
* [[Martin Walks]]

'''Secretary of the Treasury'''
* [[Jess Reed|Jess Reed]] (Resigned: 1/14/2022)
* Vacant

'''Secretary of Defense'''
* [[XRT-17]]

'''Attorney General'''
* [[Sysadmin]]

'''Secretary of the Interior'''
* [[Seeger Purdy]]

'''Secretary of Health and Welfare'''
* [[Taabi]]

'''Secretary of Housing and Urban Development'''
* [[Flynn]]

'''Secretary of Transportation'''
* [[Drunk]]

'''Secretary of Energy'''
* [[Rosa Berry]]

'''Secretary of Veterans Affairs'''
* [[Joash|Joash Trudeau]]

'''Secretary of Commerce and Labor'''
* [[Ricca|Valentin Ricca]]

'''Ambassador to the United Nations'''
* [[Jess Reed|Jess Reed]] (Resigned: 1/14/2022)
* Vacant

'''Director of National Intelligence'''
* [[XRT-17]]

'''Chief of Staff to the President'''
* [[Epsilon]]

'''White House Counsel'''
* [[Sysadmin|Ethan Sysadmin]]

Jeb Administration

2022-12-21T05:08:23Z

Bruhman: worked on fixing names since this was just a copy paste from tedds shindig in the big house

{{Infobox officeholder
| image = Jeb pic.jpeg
| imagesize = 300px
| name = President Jeb!
| office = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]]
| term_start = January 3, 2022
| term_end = March 14, 2022
| predecessor = [[Malcolm Administration]]
| successor =[[Tedd Administration]]
}}

The '''Jeb! Administration''' was in office between January 3 and March 14, 2022. It followed the [[Malcolm|Malcolm Administration]] and preceded the [[Tedd|Tedd Administration]].

==Cabinet==
'''President of the United States'''
* [[Jeb!]]

'''Vice President of the United States'''
* Position vacant.

'''Secretary of State'''
* [[Martin Walks]]

'''Secretary of the Treasury'''
* [[Jess Reed|Jess Reed]] (Resigned: 1/14/2022)
* Vacant

'''Secretary of Defense'''
* [[XRT-17]]

'''Attorney General'''
* [[Sysadmin]]

'''Secretary of the Interior'''
* [[Seeger Purdy]]

'''Secretary of Health and Welfare'''
* [[Taabi]]

'''Secretary of Housing and Urban Development'''
* [[Flynn]]

'''Secretary of Transportation'''
* [[Drunk]]

'''Secretary of Energy'''
* [[Rosa Berry]]

'''Secretary of Veterans Affairs'''
* [[Joash|Joash Trudeau]]

'''Secretary of Commerce and Labor'''
* [[Ricca|Valentin Ricca]]

'''Ambassador to the United Nations'''
* [[Jess Reed|Jess Reed]] (Resigned: 1/14/2022)
* Vacant

'''Director of National Intelligence'''
* [[XRT-17]]

'''Chief of Staff to the President'''
* [[Epsilon]]

'''White House Counsel'''
* [[Sysadmin|Ethan Sysadmin]]

Jeb Administration

2022-12-21T05:00:02Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox officeholder
| image = Jeb pic.jpeg
| imagesize = 300px
| name = President Jeb!
| office = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]]
| term_start = January 3, 2022
| term_end = March 14, 2022
| predecessor = [[Malcolm Administration]]
| successor =[[Tedd Administration]]
}}

The '''Jeb! Administration''' was in office between January 3 and March 14, 2022. It followed the [[Malcolm|Malcolm Administration]] and preceded the [[Tedd|Tedd Administration]].

==Cabinet==
'''President of the United States'''
* [[Jeb!]]

'''Vice President of the United States'''
* Position vacant.

'''Secretary of State'''
* [[Martin Walks]]

'''Secretary of the Treasury'''
* [[Hamilton|Hamilton]]

'''Secretary of Defense'''
* [[Bruhman]]

'''Attorney General'''
* [[Sysadmin]]

'''Secretary of the Interior'''
* [[Ian]]

'''Secretary of Health and Welfare'''
* [[Cabin|Cabin Fever]]

'''Secretary of Housing and Urban Development'''
* [[John Smith|John Smith]]
(Abolished)

'''Secretary of Transportation'''
* [[Joey|Joey]]

'''Secretary of Energy'''
* [[Charles Bacon]]

'''Secretary of Veterans Affairs'''
* [[John Grant]]
(Abolished)

'''Secretary of Homeland Security'''
* [[Glass]]
Office Vacant Rest of Term

'''Ambassador to the United Nations'''
Not Filled

'''Director of National Intelligence'''
* [[Adala]]
Office Vacant Rest of Term

'''Chief of Staff to the President'''
* [[Adala]]
* [[Bruhman]]

'''White House Counsel'''
* [[Bo]]
* [[Sandoval]]

Tedd Administration

2022-12-21T04:59:20Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox officeholder
| image = Ted.jpg
| imagesize = 300px
| name = President Tedd Ddet
| office = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]]
| term_start = March 14, 2022
| term_end = July 17th, 2022
| predecessor = [[Jeb Administration|Jeb!]]
| successor =[[Sysadmin Administration|Ethan Sysadmin]]
}}

The '''Tedd Administration''' was in office between March 14 and July 17, 2022. It followed the [[Jeb!|Jeb Administration]] and preceded the [[Sysadmin Administration]].

==Cabinet==
'''President of the United States'''
* [[Tedd]]

'''Vice President of the United States'''
* [[Elkridge]]
* [[Charles Bacon]]

'''Secretary of State'''
* [[XRT-17|XRT-17]]

'''Secretary of the Treasury'''
* [[Hamilton|Hamilton]]

'''Secretary of Defense'''
* [[Bruhman]]

'''Attorney General'''
* [[Sysadmin]]

'''Secretary of the Interior'''
* [[Ian]]

'''Secretary of Health and Welfare'''
* [[Cabin|Cabin Fever]]

'''Secretary of Housing and Urban Development'''
* [[John Smith|John Smith]]
(Abolished)

'''Secretary of Transportation'''
* [[Joey|Joey]]

'''Secretary of Energy'''
* [[Charles Bacon]]

'''Secretary of Veterans Affairs'''
* [[John Grant]]
(Abolished)

'''Secretary of Homeland Security'''
* [[Glass]]
Office Vacant Rest of Term

'''Ambassador to the United Nations'''
Not Filled

'''Director of National Intelligence'''
* [[Adala]]
Office Vacant Rest of Term

'''Chief of Staff to the President'''
* [[Adala]]
* [[Bruhman]]

'''White House Counsel'''
* [[Bo]]
* [[Sandoval]]

Sysadmin Administration

2022-12-21T04:58:40Z

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User:Bruhman

2022-12-21T04:55:53Z

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god bless [[bruhman|james bruhman]]

Head Mod

2022-12-21T04:54:59Z

Bruhman:

The Head Moderator is the Leader of the [[AGS Mod Team]] and is the ultimate authority on roughly everything in the simulation.

[[DisguisedJet719]] is currently serving as Head Mod after [[MaTh]] stepped down. [[Lamport]] has now assumed the roles of Head Mod after the resignation of [[DisguisedJet719]]. [[Lyndon Garland|Garland]] will be taking over as Head Mod after the resignation of Lamport.

Libertarian-Republican Party

2022-12-21T04:53:40Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox political party
| name = Libertarian-Republican Party
| logo = File:Lib-rep.png
| colorcode = #f3cc09
| founded = 11 May 2020
| leader1_title = Federal Chairman
| leader1_name = [[Adala]]
| leader2_title = Federal Vice Chairman
| leader2_name = [[Tedd Ddet]]
| leader3_title = State Chairs
| leader3_name = [[Pepper Potts]] [[James Bruhman]]
| ideology = Right-Libertarianism
| membership =
| colors = {{Color box|#f3cc09}}{{Color box|black}}{{Color box|white}}
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|1|16|#f3cc09}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|4|6|#f3cc09}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|1|3|#f3cc09}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
|seats4 = {{Composition bar|4|15|#f3cc09}}
| website = https://discord.gg/9WacA3V
}}

The '''Libertarian-Republican Party''', more commonly referred to as the '''Libertarian Party''' or the '''LRP''', is a right-wing political party founded in May of 2020 as a party for the Libertarian members of the [[Federalist Party]], which had recently been dissolved. Originally meant to cover the Centre-Libertarian ideology, the Libertarian-Republican Party has become a big tent for members of the right wing. Originally known as just the Libertarian Party, the decision to adjust was made in order to attract more members of the right wing ideology. The party became the only right wing party following the dissolution of the [[Pirate Party]] in April 2021.

__TOC__

==Formation and History==
After LOTRGate II, [[Valerie]] began planning the formation of the Libertarian Party (alongside [[James Order]], [[Caprese]], [[Computerguy15]], [[Rincewind]] and [[Sandoval]]) . It would go against the Social Conservative movement that some believed aided the dissolution of the [[Federalist Party]] and would promote socially progressive and economically conservative values. At the time of the party's formation, the smallest right-wing party came to hold some of the right's biggest heavyweights such as Valerie and Sandoval. They would outlive their socially conservative sister party, the [[American Solidarity Party]] and was the only party for members of the right-wing for a short period. In recent months, the party has rebounded and has retained the presidency under President [[Bo]].

The Libertarian-Republican Party made significant gains ins the House of Representatives and the Senate during the [[Bo]] presidency, and elected [[Elkridge]] to continue as President. But they experienced a sharp decline during the september, and november federal elections largely due to backlash of the federal government shutdown, and ethical issues some party members faced. After suffering heavy losses in state elections and losing the presidency in the november elections, the Libertarian-Republicans rebounded. They won the House for the first time in nearly two years and carried the Senate.

==Party Leadership==

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Federal Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Valerie]]
!May 11, 2020 - July 19, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Sandoval]]
!July 19, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Valerie]]
!September 10, 2020 - November 13, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Christian Bo|Bo]]
!November 13, 2020 - January 17, 2021
|-
!Fifth
![[Howard Elkridge]]
!January 17, 2021 - May 15, 2021
|-
!Sixth
![[Wonder]]
!May 15, 2021 - July 10, 2021
|-
!Seventh
![[Bo]]
!July 10, 2021 - July 27, 2021
|-
!Eigth
![[One-Eyed Jack]]
!July 27, 2021 - September 20, 2021
|-
!Ninth
![[Cabin Fever]]
!September 20, 2021 - October 23, 2021
|-
!Tenth
![[Adala]]
!October 23, 2021 - March 14, 2021
|}
!Eleventh
![[Cabin]]
!March 14, 2021 - May 10, 2021
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Federal Vice Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Caprese]]
!May 11, 2020 - May 15, 2020 (1)
|-
!Second
![[Order]]
!May 17, 2020** - June 28, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Hagen]]
!June 28, 2020 - July 19th, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Cabin]]
!July 19, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Fifth
![[Sandoval]]
!September 10, 2020 - January 14th, 2021
|-
!Sixth
![[Computerguy15]]
!January 14th, 2021 - February 15th, 2021
|-
!Seventh
![[Wonder]]
!February 15th - 2021, May 15th, 2021
|-
!Eigth
![[Caprese]]
!May 15th, 2021 - May 18th, 2021
|-
!Nineth
![[Sandoval]]
!May 18th, 2021 - July 10th, 2021
|-
!Tenth
![[One-Eyed Jack]]
!July 10th - July 27th
|-
!Eleventh
![[Wonder]]
!August 6th -
|-

(1) Federal Vice Chair Caprese was "dismissed from the executive" by popular motion. The seat was empty for two days before an election was held.

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[ComputerGuy]]
!June 12, 2020 - June 15, 2020 (2)
|-
!Second
![[April]]
!June 15, 2020 - August 10, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Hagen]]
!August 10, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Howard Elkridge|Elkridge]]
!September 10, 2020 - Present
|}
(2) North State Chair ComputerGuy was "dismissed from the executive" by popular motion. The seat was empty for two days before an election was held.

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Dixie Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[James Order]]
!June 14, 2020 - June 17, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Sandoval]]
!June 26, 2020 - July 17, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Jed Marshall]]
!July 21, 2020 - October 10, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Aegeus Phoenix]]
!October 10, 2020 - November 16, 2020 (estimated)
|-
!Fifth
![[Soren]]
!November 16, 2020 - December 28, 2020 (estimated)
|-
!Sixth
![[Miguel]]
!December 28, 2020 - January 15, 2021
|-
!Seventh
!Wonder
!January 18, 2021 - April 27, 2022
|-
!Eighth
!John "Balls" Grant
!April 27, 2022 - Present
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Rincewind]]
!May 11, 2020 - August 10, 2020
|-
!Second
![[ComputerGuy]]
!August 10, 2020 - Present
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Howard Elkridge|Elkridge]]
!August 26, 2020 - September 11, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Christian Bo|Bo]]
!September 11, 2020 - November 13, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Ian Bellinger]]
!November 15, 2020 - Present
|}

==Election History==
===State Elections===
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Governor Elections, June 2020|June. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|3|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|4|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|4|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{composition bar|0|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Governor Elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|4|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|5|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}2
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{increase}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}2
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|1|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}4
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Governor Elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|4|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}2
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|4|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
|}

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!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
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!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
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===Congressional Elections===
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!colspan = 3|House of Representatives
!colspan = 3|Senate
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|N/A
|rowspan=2 style="background: pink;"|[[Garland]]
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|rowspan=2 style="background: lightblue;"|[[Garland]]
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![[United States House of Representatives elections, Mar. 2021|Mar. 2021]]
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![[United States Senate elections, January 2021|Jan 2021]]
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|{{increase}}1
|rowspan=2 style="background: #fed8b1;"|[[Christian Bo]]
|}

[[Category:Parties]]

James Bruhman

2022-12-21T04:52:54Z

Bruhman:

[[Category:Biography]]

Bruhman

2022-12-21T04:51:36Z

Bruhman: don't mess with this shit

#REDIRECT [[James Bruhman]]

Tedd Ddet

2022-12-21T04:50:17Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Tedd Ddet
|image = ted.jpg
|office1 = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]] from the [[North|Northern State]]
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|term_end1 =
|predecessor1 = [[Thanos|Thanos May]]
| alongside1 = [[Hagen|James W. Hagen]]
|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives |U.S. House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5th]] District
|term_start2 = February 6, 2020
|term_end2 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[John Darby]]
|successor2 = [[Peanut]]
|office3 = Director of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal Coalition]]
|term_start3 = April 4, 2020
|term_end3 =
|predecessor3 = [[James C. Order]]
|successor3 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office4 = Member of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal National Committee]]
|term_start4 = February 3, 2020
}}

== Early Life and Education ==
Tedd Ddet was born in Fyreburg, Maine on May 11th, 1975. After graduating high school with top marks, he pursued a mechanical engineering doctorate at Boston University. He graduated at the age of 24, performing relativey well compared to his peers. He worked as a materials engineer in various aerospace companies for 20 years, starting in 1999. He left his current company at the time, SpaceX, for higher education in 2016 to earn a doctorate in law. After graduating with a majors degree in 2020, he ran for his first political office. Outside of politics, he is a staunch lover of invention, creating various machines and contraptions for his own enjoyment and convenience. Of course, most of the time they end up completely useless, as most inventions do. However, he once managed to program a neural network to spit out political speeches that were both logical, realistic, and meaningful. He was so touched by this, that he decided to start thinking about getting into politics. He doesn't have a wife, as he is still looking for "the one."

== Early Career ==
Ddet first entered the political world on January 30th, 2020, and was recruited by [[James C. Order]] to be one of the founding members of the [[American Liberal Party]], most recently known as the [[American Liberal Coalition]]. He was made a member of the Liberal Party's original National Committee, and later became the Vice Chair, after both [[John Darby]] and [[Bruce Hill]] stepped down. It is now when he starts pursuing political office.

== Experience Being a Representative ==
After Darby's unexpected resignation from public office, Ddet immediately decided to run for his district, District 5 of the [[North]], and became part of the Liberal Party's first official candidacies, along with founder, and at the time, Chair, Order. His only opponent was Independent [[Yimir]], who wasn't new to politics, but she had taken a long hiatus before running in this race. Both put up a strong fight in this race, but ultimately Tedd won with almost 55% of the vote. During this time, Tedd was learning the ins and outs of Congress, which might explain the reason why he didn't submit bills during the 32 days in the House. However, he did have a near-perfect voting record, voting on all but one bill that was on the house floor.

== As a Senator ==
Ddet, after gaining political experience in the House, chose to run for the [[North|Northern]] [[Senate]] Class II Seat, which at the time was held by [[Thanos May]]. This election, he had a little more competition to beat. He had the incumbent, Thanos, and Former President [[LOTR]]. However, Thanos dropped out the day voting opened, which left disgraced former [[President of the United States|President]] LOTR and Ddet, a representative from a special election. Most polls showed LOTR winning by a very small margin, and both debated hard, campaigned heavily, and received many endorsements from large names in politics. But on March 9, the results were in. Ddet had won with 47% of the vote, LOTR with 42%, and Thanos getting a small 10%. After swearing in, he was selected by his caucus to be Majority Leader. On June 5th 2020, he was voted PPT of the Senate, after the previous PPT [[April]] had resigned. Akin to his time in the House, he has missed only one vote on the floor. During his tenure as Senator, he has introduced 3 pieces of legislation: The Restoring America's Farms Act, the Healthcare Confirmation Resolution, and the EWAA.

== American Liberal Leadership ==
Since its founding, Tedd Ddet has been a member of the American Liberal National Committee (ALNC). From its founding date of February 2, 2020, to February 13, 2020, he was a regular member of the ALNC. When [[Bruce Hill]] resigned as Vice Chair of the American Liberal Party on February 10, the National Committee voted to make him Vice Chair. He served as Vice Chair until the next party leadership elections. He became Director of the Coalition on April 4, after the ALNC unanimously voted to make him Director, succeeding former Chair and founder of the party James C. Order. After his one-month term as Director ended, he chose not to seek re-election and instead voted for [[Arkenstone]] to become the next Director of the ALC.

== Tenure as Governor ==

== March Presidential Primary ==

== Resignation ==

== As a Libertarian-Republican ==

== Senate and Shutdown ==

== Presidency ==

== Electoral History ==
{{Election box begin |title=October 2020, Gubernatorial Election}}
{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Social Democratic Party
|candidate = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|votes = 40,999,369
|percentage = 73.97
|change = -26.02
}}
{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Libertarian Party
|candidate = [[LOTR]]
|votes = 14,423,908
|percentage = 26.02
|change = +73.97
}}
{{Election box gain with party link no change
|winner = Social Democratic Party
|loser = Libertarian Party
}}
{{Election box end}}

==Honors==
* [[Presidential Citizens Medal]] (April, 2021)
* [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]] (November, 2021)

New American Left

2022-12-21T04:49:44Z

Bruhman: The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

The New American Left party was founded after the Global Labour Party collapsed.

United States Senate

2022-12-21T04:49:11Z

Bruhman: need to fix more of this; fixed who are the HBICs

{{Infobox legislature
| name = United States Senate
| background_color = #F1C40F
| coa_pic = Senate Seal.png
| coa_res =
| coa_alt = Seal of the U.S. Senate
| coa_caption = Seal of the Senate
| house_type = Upper house
| body = United States Congress
| term_limits = None
| new_session = {{Start date|2021|7|13}}

| leader1_type = [[Vice President of the United States|President of the Senate]]
| leader1 = [[Greg Dover]]
| party1 = ([[Libertarian-Republican Party|LRP]])
| election1 = November 21, 2022

| leader2_type = [[President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate|President Pro Tempore]]
| leader2 = [[Joey]]
| party2 = ([[New American Left|NAL]])
| election2 = November 18, 2022

| leader3_type = [[Majority Leader of the United States Senate|Majority Leader]]
| leader3 = [[Taylor]]
| party3 = ([[New American Left|NAL]])
| election3 = November 18, 2022

| leader4_type = [[Minority Leader of the United States Senate|Minority Leader]]
| leader4 = [[John Smith]]
| party4 = ([[Libertarian-Republican Party|LRP]])
| election4 = May 15, 2021

| members = 6 voting members 4 (or 3 plus the [[Vice President of the United States|Vice President]]) for a majority
| structure1 = Senate 136.png
| structure1_res = 290px
| political_groups1 = '''Senate Liberty & Freedom Caucus (3)'''
: {{Color box|#FFAE52|border=darkgray}} [[Libertarian-Republican Party|LRP]] (3)
'''Progress Caucus (3)'''
: {{Color box|#DA70D6|border=darkgray}} [[Global Labour Party|GLP]] (2)
: {{Color box|#818689|border=darkgray}} [[Independent]] (1)

| term_length = 6 months

| last_election1 = [[United States Senate elections, July 2021|July 2021]]
| next_election1 = [[United States Senate elections, September 2021|September 2021]]
}}
The '''United States Senate''' is the upper house of the United States Congress, the [[United States House of Representatives]] being the lower house.

The Senate is composed of two senators from each state. The Senate is currently composed of 6 members.

The presiding officer is the President Pro Tempore, who is elected by the members thereof. The floor leaders are selected by their respective party caucuses.

Dixie General Assembly

2022-12-21T04:44:07Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox legislature
| name = Dixie General Assembly
| coa_pic = Seal of Dixie.png
| coa_size = 300px
| house_type = Unicameral
| term_length = 2 months
| term_limits = None
| leader1_type = [[Lieutenant Governor of Dixie| Lt. Governor]]
| leader1 = Vacant
| party1 = Vacant
| election1 = N/A
| leader2_type = [[Speaker of the Dixie General Assembly]]
| leader2 = [[James Bruhman]]
| party2 = [[Radical Republican Party|(RR)]]
| election2 = December 20, 2022
| leader3_type = [[Majority Leader of the Dixie General Assembly|Majority Leader]]
| leader3 = [[Bacon]]
| party3 = [[Second Libertarian Party|(L)]]
| election3 = June 10, 2021
| leader4_type = [[Minority Leader of the Dixie General Assembly|Minority Leader]]
| leader4 = [[Moonguy]]
| party4 = [[Global Labour Party|(GLP)]]
| election4 = June 10, 2021
| members = '''5''' voting members
| political_groups1 = '''Majority Caucus (4)'''
* {{Color box|#F1C40F|border=darkgray}} [[Second Libertarian Party|Libertarian]] (4)
'''Minority Caucus (1)'''
* {{Color box|#0095FF|border=darkgray}} [[Social Democratic Party|SDP]] (1)
| last_election = June 2021
| next_election = August 2021
| meeting_place = [[Dixie State Capitol]] Nashville, Dixie
| session_room = Tennessee state capitol.jpg
| session_res = 200px
}}

The Dixie General Assembly is the State Legislature for the State of Dixie. It meets in Nashville and has two-month terms. Many former Presidents, Senators, Representatives, and others have served in the General Assembly throughout its 20 terms.

Dixie

2022-12-21T04:42:40Z

Bruhman:

{{Infobox U.S. state
| name = Dixie
| official_name = State of Dixie
| Former = ''Various states''
| image_flag = Dixieflag.jpeg
| image_seal = Seal of Dixie.png
| seal_link = Seal of Dixie
| image_map = Dixie within United States.png
| motto = Friendship
| anthem = "Old South State"
| population_demonym = Dixian
| seat = [[Nashville, Dixie|Nashville]]
| LargestCity = Houston
| Governor = {{nowrap|[[John "Balls" Grant]] ([[LRP|LRP]])}}
| Lieutenant Governor = {{nowrap|Vacant}}
| Legislature = [[Dixie General Assembly]]
| Judiciary = [[Dixie Supreme Court]]
| Senators = {{nowrap|[[Lannes]] ([[Libertarian Republican Party|GLP]])}} {{nowrap|[[Taylor]] ([[New American Left|LRP]])}}
| Representative = 1 [[New Democratic Front|NDF]] 2 [[Second Libertarian Party|LRP]] 2 [[Global Labour Party|GLP]]
| BorderingStates = [[North]], [[Jefferson]]
| OfficialLang = No official language
| Languages = Predominantly English; Spanish is spoken by a sizable minority
| population_rank = 1st
| population_as_of = 2020
| 2010Pop = ~125,000,000
| ElectoralVotes = 6
}}

The '''State of Dixie''' is composed of the former states of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Kentucky. With an official population of approximately 125 million, Dixie has long been seen as a predominantly conservative state but has in recent history moved left in politics.

==History==

The State of Dixie was formed during the great change to the United States. One of three original states, alongside the North and Jefferson, Dixie was formed in what would be known as the "Old South" which it's name also originates from. The first Governor of the newly created states would be [[Nomad]]. The state adopted the laws and regulations of the old state of Texas and uses an General Assembly unicameral legislative body called the [[Dixie General Assembly]]. The state used to operate a bicameral legislative body but the Dixie Senate would be abolished in 2020. The current Governor of Dixie is [[Drunk]], a member of the [[Social Democratic Party]].

AGS Mod Team

2022-12-21T04:40:30Z

Bruhman: /* Moderators */

The '''AGS Mod Team''' are the server and simulation moderators. The Mod Team runs elections, hires clerks, creates and enforces rules, and does whatever is necessary to keep AGS operational.

==History==

In the beginning, there were but two Moderators that made up the AGS Mod Team. Those two individuals were [[PirateCody]] and [[MaThFoBeWiYo]]. On January 27th, 2018, [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]] was invited by the two standing moderators to join the team. Mike's primary purpose and goal upon his induction was taming the Main discord server.

Then followed a period when aside from a head mod and a couple of longer term mods, mods mainly only stayed a mod for one or two election cycles.

After the [[Second Communist Exodus]] this largely stopped. MaTh took over as head mod for a while, but as [[DisguisedJet719]] did most of the work, and [[MaTh]] got hired for irl presidential campaigns he resigned, and became a regular mod.

[[Jet]] began his term in early July 2019.

==Purpose of Subordinate Organisations==
The '''Clerks''' are responsible for rolling new members, disciplining members, organizing channels etc.

'''Recruiters''' have the permission to generate invite links, and they are responsible for ensuring AGS has a healthy number of members.

The '''AGS Board of Historians''' is responsible for maintaining this Wiki.

==Current and Former Moderators==

===Head Moderators===

* [[MaTh]] (first)

* [[PirateCody]] (second)

* [[MaTh]] (third)

* [[DisguisedJet719]] (fourth, sixth)

* [[MaTh]] (fifth) & [[Justin]] as temporary head

* [[Lamport]] (seventh)

* [[Lyndon Garland]] (eighth; effective 1/14/23)

===Moderators===
* [[Garland]] (current)

* [[Lamport]] (current)

* [[Cabin]]

* [[James C. Order]]

* [[Patty]] (current)

* [[DisguisedJet719]]

* [[Justin]]

* [[Politophile]]

* [[Butterlands]]

* [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]]

* [[Emma]]

* [[Cool dad™]]

* [[Peanut]]

* [[Jeb!]]

* [[MaTh]]

* [[Bo]]

* [[Tedd]] (current)

== Subordinate Organization Members ==

===Random Events Committee===
The Random Events Committee was dissolved following absolutely no activity from the general committee members not in the Mod Team, and so the Mod Team took control and now makes Random Events, by themselves, and occasionally using ideas from the general public of the sim through donators from Patreon in the Patriot Tier.

===Recruitment Team===

* [[Trash]]
* [[Computerguy15]]
* [[Hagen]]
* [[Epsilon]]
* [[Tedd Ddet]]

===Board of Historians===

{{:AGS Board of Historians}}

AGS Mod Team

2022-12-21T04:38:31Z

Bruhman: /* Moderators */ no summary

The '''AGS Mod Team''' are the server and simulation moderators. The Mod Team runs elections, hires clerks, creates and enforces rules, and does whatever is necessary to keep AGS operational.

==History==

In the beginning, there were but two Moderators that made up the AGS Mod Team. Those two individuals were [[PirateCody]] and [[MaThFoBeWiYo]]. On January 27th, 2018, [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]] was invited by the two standing moderators to join the team. Mike's primary purpose and goal upon his induction was taming the Main discord server.

Then followed a period when aside from a head mod and a couple of longer term mods, mods mainly only stayed a mod for one or two election cycles.

After the [[Second Communist Exodus]] this largely stopped. MaTh took over as head mod for a while, but as [[DisguisedJet719]] did most of the work, and [[MaTh]] got hired for irl presidential campaigns he resigned, and became a regular mod.

[[Jet]] began his term in early July 2019.

==Purpose of Subordinate Organisations==
The '''Clerks''' are responsible for rolling new members, disciplining members, organizing channels etc.

'''Recruiters''' have the permission to generate invite links, and they are responsible for ensuring AGS has a healthy number of members.

The '''AGS Board of Historians''' is responsible for maintaining this Wiki.

==Current and Former Moderators==

===Head Moderators===

* [[MaTh]] (first)

* [[PirateCody]] (second)

* [[MaTh]] (third)

* [[DisguisedJet719]] (fourth, sixth)

* [[MaTh]] (fifth) & [[Justin]] as temporary head

* [[Lamport]] (seventh)

* [[Lyndon Garland]] (eighth; effective 1/14/23)

===Moderators===
* [[Garland]] (current)

* [[Lamport]] (current)

* [[Cabin]] (current)

* [[James C. Order]]

* [[Patty]] (current)

* [[DisguisedJet719]]

* [[Justin]]

* [[Politophile]]

* [[Butterlands]]

* [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]]

* [[Emma]]

* [[Cool dad™]]

* [[Peanut]]

* [[Jeb!]]

* [[MaTh]]

* [[Bo]]

* [[Tedd]] (current)

== Subordinate Organization Members ==

===Random Events Committee===
The Random Events Committee was dissolved following absolutely no activity from the general committee members not in the Mod Team, and so the Mod Team took control and now makes Random Events, by themselves, and occasionally using ideas from the general public of the sim through donators from Patreon in the Patriot Tier.

===Recruitment Team===

* [[Trash]]
* [[Computerguy15]]
* [[Hagen]]
* [[Epsilon]]
* [[Tedd Ddet]]

===Board of Historians===

{{:AGS Board of Historians}}

AGS Mod Team

2022-12-21T04:36:23Z

Bruhman: /* Head Moderators */ updated

The '''AGS Mod Team''' are the server and simulation moderators. The Mod Team runs elections, hires clerks, creates and enforces rules, and does whatever is necessary to keep AGS operational.

==History==

In the beginning, there were but two Moderators that made up the AGS Mod Team. Those two individuals were [[PirateCody]] and [[MaThFoBeWiYo]]. On January 27th, 2018, [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]] was invited by the two standing moderators to join the team. Mike's primary purpose and goal upon his induction was taming the Main discord server.

Then followed a period when aside from a head mod and a couple of longer term mods, mods mainly only stayed a mod for one or two election cycles.

After the [[Second Communist Exodus]] this largely stopped. MaTh took over as head mod for a while, but as [[DisguisedJet719]] did most of the work, and [[MaTh]] got hired for irl presidential campaigns he resigned, and became a regular mod.

[[Jet]] began his term in early July 2019.

==Purpose of Subordinate Organisations==
The '''Clerks''' are responsible for rolling new members, disciplining members, organizing channels etc.

'''Recruiters''' have the permission to generate invite links, and they are responsible for ensuring AGS has a healthy number of members.

The '''AGS Board of Historians''' is responsible for maintaining this Wiki.

==Current and Former Moderators==

===Head Moderators===

* [[MaTh]] (first)

* [[PirateCody]] (second)

* [[MaTh]] (third)

* [[DisguisedJet719]] (fourth, sixth)

* [[MaTh]] (fifth) & [[Justin]] as temporary head

* [[Lamport]] (seventh)

* [[Lyndon Garland]] (eighth; effective 1/14/23)

===Moderators===
* [[Garland]] (current)

* [[Lamport]] (current)

* [[Cabin]] (current)

* [[James C. Order]]

* [[Patty]] (current)

* [[DisguisedJet719]]

* [[Justin]] (current)

* [[Politophile]]

* [[Butterlands]]

* [[MikeSmith_SnowNation]]

* [[Emma]]

* [[Cool dad™]]

* [[Peanut]]

* [[Jeb!]]

* [[MaTh]]

== Subordinate Organization Members ==

===Random Events Committee===
The Random Events Committee was dissolved following absolutely no activity from the general committee members not in the Mod Team, and so the Mod Team took control and now makes Random Events, by themselves, and occasionally using ideas from the general public of the sim through donators from Patreon in the Patriot Tier.

===Recruitment Team===

* [[Trash]]
* [[Computerguy15]]
* [[Hagen]]
* [[Epsilon]]
* [[Tedd Ddet]]

===Board of Historians===

{{:AGS Board of Historians}}

James Bruhman

2022-12-21T04:34:54Z

Bruhman: Created blank page

Wonder

2022-05-03T16:34:04Z

Bruhman: fixed that fucking comma space error

{{Infobox officeholder
| image = WonderOfficial.png
| imagesize = 300px
| name = James Wonder
| office = [[Governor of Dixie|Governor of Dixie]]
| term_start = February 11, 2022
| term_end =
| predecessor = [[Drunk]]
| successor =
| office1 = [[President Pro Tempore of the United States Senate|President pro tempore of the United States Senate]]
| term_start1 = July 15, 2021
| term_end1 = September 10, 2021
| predecessor1 = [[Sandoval]]
| successor1 = [[Cabin]]
| offic2 = Member of the [[U.S. Senate]] from Dixie
| term_start2 = July 13, 2021
| term_end2 = September 10, 2021
| predecessor2 = [[Lukas]]
| successor2 = [[Cabin]]
| office3 = House Minority Leader
| term_start3 = March 13, 2021
| term_end3 = July 13,2021
| predecessor3 = [[Sysadmin]]
| successor3 = [[Pepper Potts]]
| office4 = Member of the [[U.S. House of Representatives]] from Dixie
| term_start4 = January 14, 2021
| term_end4 = July 13, 2021
| predecessor4 = [[Jeb!]]
| successor4 = [[Miguel]]
| constituency4 = 4th District (133rd Congress- 136th Congress)
| office5 = 39th United States Secretary of Defense
| term_start5 = May 6, 2021
| term_end5 = July 13, 2021
| predecessor5 = [[Victoria]]
| successor5 = [[Bacon]]
| office6 = Member of the [[Dixie General Assembly]]
| term_start6 = December 8, 2020
| term_end6 = July 13, 2021
| predecessor6 = [[Jess Reed]]
| successor6 = [[Rosa Berry]]
| term_start7 = October 8, 2021
| term_end7 = February 11, 2022
| predecessor7 = [[Rosa Berry]]
| successor7 =
| constituency7 = 5th District (16th Assembly- 20th Assembly)
| office8 = Speaker of the [[Dixie General Assembly]]
| term_start8 = June 10, 2021
| term_end8 = July 13, 2021
| predecessor8 = [[Victoria]]
| successor8 = [[Bacon]]
| term_start9 = October 9, 2021
| term_end9 = December 8, 2021
| predecessor9 = [[James]]
| successor9 = [[Purdy]]
| term_start10 = January 23, 2022
| term_end10 = February 11, 2022
| predecessor10 = [[Purdy]]
| successor10 = [[James]]
| office11 = [[Dixie State Cabinet|Dixie Secretary of State]]
| term_start11 = May 23, 2021
| term_end11 = June 10, 2021
| predecessor11 = [[Jibble Shucker]]
| successor11 = [[Charles Bacon]]
| birth_name = James Earl Wonder
| birth_date = January 4, 1983
| nationality = American
| party = [[Libertarian-Republican]]
| spouse = Melvakia Wonder (2001-Present)
| children = 6
| birth_place = Nashville, Tennessee
| party = [[Second Libertarian Party|Libertarian-Republican Party]]
| education = College of William and Mary
}}

'''James Earl Wonder''' (born January 4th, 1983) is an American politician, lawyer, and diplomat who is the current Governor of Dixie. He previously server as the Speaker of the Dixie Assembly, the President Pro Tempore of the Senate, House Minority Leader representing Dixie, and Secretary of Defense under President [[Bo]].

Before entering politics Wonder was a school teacher and Dixie Secretary of Education, which helped him when he ran for his first office. He served in the State Assembly for five terms in between making a successful bid for the [[United States Senate]] and [[U.S. House of Representatives]]. During his tenure in the State Assembly, he passed over twenty-five pieces of legislation and was credited with reforming education, infrastructure, state parks, and gun control. He quickly rose up in the ranks of political leadership in the [[Libertarian-Republican Party]], eventually becoming chair of the party. Wonder served as Lieutenant Governor candidate for Tulsi in the October Gubernatorial election for Dixie. He has been mentioned many times as a potential Presidential Candidate and Vice Presidential Candidate in the [[United States presidential election, March 2021| March]], [[United States presidential election, July 2021| July]], and November elections.

In February 2022, Wonder ran for [[Governor of Dixie]] in the race to succeed [[Drunk]]. He faced the longtime Secretary of State [[Joash Trudeau]], where he won with 73.9% of the vote. Since taking office, Wonder was criticized for his attendance record, with critics calling him a hypocrite. During his tenure, he significantly reduced a large group of left wing social programs, increased voting hours, and replaced the electoral college allocation system. He has maintained some criticism for some appointments to his cabinet, with the [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] Assembly Members voting his candidates down multiple times. He has not announced if he will run for re-election in June.

Throughout his tenure in politics, Wonder remains a controversial figure across the United States. Lauded by his supporters for his avid legislating, he proposed a controversial election reform bill which contributed to the Elkridge Campaign's victory in the July Presidential Election. His opponents have called him childish, and unfit for office based on his actions on Twitter and while speaking in Congress, and the State legislature. He also had a key role in Budget issues across Dixie, during which he proposed a budget with inaccurate numbers which led to a near budget crisis in May 2021. He has continuously referred to his opponents as "clowns" and certain media stories as fake news.
==Early Life==
Wonder was born January 4th, 1983 in Nashville, Tennessee (Now Dixie) to Tiberius Wonder Jr., a Professor at Nashville State Community College, and Gloria Etemo-Wonder, a 5th Grade Elementary School Teacher in Nashville. Wonder from a young age was invested in politics, his family volunteered in state legislature elections and went to numerous rallies throughout his childhood. Wonder was an avid debater throughout his life, attending prominent debates on hot-topic issues that were affecting the state. He was an above-average student in school and managed to receive 1215 on the SAT. He attended Hume-Fogg Academic High School where was on the student government association and the youth in government club which allowed him to meet and connect with the state legislators across Dixie. From 1999-2002, Wonder interned with Congressman [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Van_Hilleary| Van Hilleary], eventually working on his failed gubernatorial campaign in 2002. After interning he received a major in government from the College of William and Mary. He proceeded to become a school teacher in Nashville, teaching civics. He eventually moved up becoming the Superintendent of the Metro Nashville School District. His quick rise and subsequent successful policy implementation methods for public schools led many to persuade him to pursue higher office. Wonder was criticized for being an outspoken supporter of certain political campaigns while in office as Superintendent and donating to certain campaigns. He stepped down from Superintendent to help out family members in [[Jefferson]], [[Puerto Rico]], and the [[North]] relating to education and financial issues. He returned to Dixie and continued as a civic's teacher before being offered Secretary of Education.

==Political Career==
===Dixie State Cabinet===
[[File:WonderAtWork.jpeg | thumb | right | Wonder as Secretary of Education]]
Governor Drunk nominated Wonder to serve as Dixie Secretary of Education on November 19th, 2020. His confirmation was expected to pass with the Libertarian supermajority in the Dixie Assembly, but several questions were brought up over his move to the North, Jefferson, and Puerto Rico over recent periods of time. Upon Wonder's explanation and other policy questions, he was confirmed with seven votes in favor and no one voting against him. Immediately when he was confirmed he got to work, sponsoring legislation that was under the purview of the Department of Education. He changed the school hours for students to allow for better rest and addressed mental health issues by ensuring that all school cards include mental health organizations and their websites to contact them. Nearly all the legislation he proposed under his tenure as Secretary of Education was passed and had bi-partisan approval. His actions on school hours, mental health, and nutrition remain one of the most effective and beneficial pieces of legislation compiled by an Education Secretary. Upon his election to the House of Representatives, he resigned from the Secretary of Education post and newcomer [[Bacon]] succeeded him.

Wonder briefly returned to the cabinet from May to June of 2021, where he served as Dixie Secretary of State. He made ballots and monitored elections as well. He came under fire when a staff member forgot a candidate on the ballot allowing them to receive 0 votes. This was brought up in later debates but Wonder always turned the blame and attention on the staff member that helped cause the incident. Upon his term ending, he was succeeded by [[Bacon]].
==Dixie General Assembly==
===Elections===
====December====
Wonder first ran for the Dixie General Assembly in the December midterm elections. After winning the primary unopposed he faced Representative [[Moonguy]]. His race brought large media attention and was regarded as a tight race between the two candidates. Wonder managed to win in a landslide taking 81.48% of the vote.

====February====
In his re-election Wonder faced what would be one of the toughest opponents he had faced. [[Bruce Hill]] was a strong candidate who many expected to win based on the high number of support for left-leaning candidates across the State at that time and key endorsements for him. Wonder managed to be re-elected closely taking 51.03% of the vote.

====April====
Wonder was unopposed in his re-election to a third term. As the highest-ranking Libertarian-Republican many thought he could face a strong challenger but none appeared. Wonder won re-election with 82.92% of the vote with the rest going to write-ins.

====June====
Wonder was unopposed in his re-election taking 78.69% with the rest going to write-ins.

====October====
Wonder sought his old Assembly seat back after resigning upon being elected to the [[Senate]]. He faced incumbent Rosa Berry who had gained notoriety for not completing their campaign promises and being inactive. The election was going to decide the fate of the majority in the General Assembly. After a decisive debate and close campaign, Wonder prevailed earning 50.98% of the vote in one of his closest elections he has been in.

====December====
After being made Speaker of the General Assembly for the second time again, Wonder attempted to hold on to his majority with his seat. After facing [[Joash Trudeau]], Wonder closely won by earning 50.09% to 48.32% of the vote. While he won his election, the Libertarian-Republicans lost control of the Assembly for the first time in several months.

===Tenure===
[[File:Truman-smiles-greeting-cleveland-514704640-5aa680d4fa6bcc0037e13182 (1).jpg | thumb | Wonder responding to reporters]]
In his first term, Wonder proposed the Dixie Safety Sports Act which mandated public schools teach about school safety when playing sports. He was an avid legislator who got a lot of support from both sides of the aisle for much of his legislation. He proceeded to move on from educational issues to environmentalists, proposing the Dixie Water Cleanup Act. The legislation was lauded for its strict fines on corporations that refused to clean up spilled pollution in waterways throughout Dixie. Many constituents wrote to Wonder asking for him to do something about public park access for children and Wonder listened. He proposed the Dixie Park Act which made all-state parklands free of charge for those in certain grades of public school, veterans, and the elderly. Wonder held high regard for the first term he held especially when tragedy struck during the Nashville Bombing. To help those affected by the bombing he authorized a commission that helped investigate the findings of the attack and actions to prevent further. As the Assembly session came to a close he ensured friendships with members of all parties including Future President [[Bo]], [[Malcolm]], and [[Miguel]].

In his second term, he was the only [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] in the entire Assembly after his party was wiped in general elections. He comprised and worked well with his colleagues even though he was in the super minority. He was a key vote in electing the next Speaker of the Assembly which he handed to [[Soren]]. He was appointed Speaker Pro Tempore. After receiving reports of gun violence in his district, Wonder took keen action on limiting citizens to brandishing firearms at least 500 feet of public demonstrations. He also recognized the importance of the Greensboro Four in a passed resolution and made Rosa Parks Day an official state holiday. After facing a tough re-election in February, Wonder kept a quieter profile while continuing to legislate and work with his colleagues. Throughout the term, he quietly worked to build back momentum for the right and win back control of the Assembly. During the midterms, he campaigned hard for many candidates running. This helped propel his internal status in the [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] which eventually made him Chair of the Party for two months.

He continued by proposing the Jazz resolution which recognized the importance of Jazz in Dixie and made the Secretary of State susceptible to having to run in a Special Election if a vacancy occurred. He proposed the School Water Plan which helped eliminate lead in pipes in Public Schools. To continue his efforts on education he passed the Cyber School Act which helped teach Digital Citizenship to young students in public schools. In his third term, he sought the Speakership as the most senior Libertarian-Republican in the Assembly. He would go on to lose the primary caucus vote to newcomer [[Victoria]]. This term was one of the most partisan and divisive issues due to the Speaker which Wonder was opposed to. There were consistent fights in the caucus which led to rifts and divides and many were angry at each other during this session. He became increasingly concerned of the vacancies of the Dixie State Supreme Court which had just impeached and removed its Chief Justice [[Mike Smith]] for inactivity. As there were no judges in the entire State Court, Wonder introduced the Judicial Appointments resolution which requested the Governor fill the seats with qualified and impartial nominees as soon as possible. Issues were brought up when he proposed a budget that had many math figures wrong and received a large portion of the blame even though it was at the time Speaker Victoria who wrote it. This left the damaged and Wonder politically weakened which left many concerns for the upcoming Assembly Elections. The right was able to maintain control and successfully fought off a strong challenge after the May budget debacle.

After running for another term in October, Wonder proposed legislation that would honor police service animals, digital citizenship in schools, and a balanced budget. He would campaign on these programs in December and other elections afterwards. He also passed laws which gave minimum wage workers the right to earn money while on break and earned him bi-partisan political support.

=====Speaker of the Assembly=====
After being elected to the Assembly for multiple terms, Wonder was selected by his caucus to be the Speaker of the Dixie General Assembly for the upcoming session. He was able to keep a strong majority for his time period as Speaker, and proved to be one of the fiercest opponents of then Governor [[Drunk]]. He proposed multiple pieces of legislation that were vetoed by the Governor, but Wonder used his power to overturn the veto and allow his bills to become law. His first term as Speaker was notable due to the [[United States presidential election, July 2021]], where Wonder played a crucial role in securing the victory for [[Howard Elkridge]] by proposing an electoral college allocation resolution at the last minute. This altered the amount of electoral votes opponents would have by giving them all to Elkridge, and it helped allow Elkridge to get a close victory in what was expected to be a contested election. This led many on the left to accuse Wonder of stealing an election and ignoring the political minorities. But Wonder was re-elected to positions several times afterwards which weakened their point of election fraud being committed by Wonder.

After resigning from the Assembly in July upon being elected to the [[Senate]], Wonder returned in October and was unanimously made Speaker of the Dixie General Assembly for another term by his caucus. In his second term for speaker, James Wonder focused on the empty political courts and pushed for Governor Drunk to fill the seats on the court. This proved controversial when Wonder postponed a vote for multiple nominees due to the [[Global Labour Party]] pushing accusations of Judges being unbiased and conducting hearings into their ability. His postponement lasted until the hearings were over and were met with uproar by the political minority. After hearing about the postponement, one of the nominees withdrew and it led to further scrutiny over the decision. Wonder's actions proved successful, as the left began facing backlash for their investigations. Wonder also purposely refused to swear another Assemblyman in so that he could pass a veto override for one his pieces of legislation. His actions were taken to court, and the court upheld his decisions as legal. His party lost the majority in the December elections and he was forced to become Minority Leader as the left had full control of the government for the first time in several months.

The third time Wonder became Speaker of the Dixie General Assembly, was after the resignation of [[Purdy]], leaving the Assembly tied at 2-2. When a vote was held the [[Global Labour Party]] nominee Ethan, voted present on themselves allowing Wonder to quickly vote yes and become Speaker, despite having the Assembly be tied. He spent the remaining weeks as Speaker overseeing the end of the Drunk Administration, the February State Elections and the overall transfer of power. Wonder's tenure as Speaker of the Assembly was one of the longest, and most partisan it has been in recent modern history. His actions shaped the political atmosphere for multiple months and left a longstanding impact on procedures in the General Assembly.

==House of Representatives==
===Elections===
====January====
Wonder originally faced an opponent but they dropped out in the middle of the race allowing him to win unopposed. He won 86.55% of the vote with the rest going to independents.
====March====
For his second term, Wonder faced former Representative [[Kev]] but Kev was largely absent from the race, basically allowing Wonder to be unopposed. He won around 90% of the vote.
====May====
Wonder was unopposed in the race for his third term. He garnered around 68% of the vote. The key reason the vote for him was so low as an unopposed candidate was due to the allegations coming out of the State budget he proposed having wrong numbers in them and hurt the Libertarian-Republicans in Dixie.
===Tenure===
[[File:NARA_Truman_1200.jpg | thumb | Wonder as House Minority Leader]]
After Wonder’s election to the House of Representatives, he was a member of a 4 person caucus which at the time was not enough to gain a minority status. The left decided to split their membership which allowed for [[Social Democratic Party]] and the [[Global Labour Party]] to have Majority/Minority Status. Many Libertarian-Republicans were upset with this action, including Wonder. Being in a super minority was very difficult especially when extreme actions like the Federal Government Shutdown of February 2021 happened. He was elected to be head of the Liberty Caucus and remained as the highest-ranking [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] member in the house. From his first days, he wrote the Penny Provisions Removal Act which would have removed the penny from circulation and stopped its production. The bill was defeated in committee. He then proceeded to write the Better Highway Infrastructure Act with [[Howard Elkridge]], which helped restore bridges and roads that have fallen out of shape. As the term went on many members left the caucus to join the left as the party became stronger, leaving Wonder in a larger minority than he started. This term was largely shaped around the left growing evermore angry with President [[Sandoval]] and it led to the Federal Shutdown which brought Wonder into the spotlight as the only member of the Libertarian-Republican Party in the House of Representatives. He gave a strong defense in the House of the President's veto of the left-wing budget and called to an end for the political games. This helped result in a political victory for the right which helped them gain seats and win the Presidency again.

The Libertarian-Republicans made large gains to the House of Representatives in March following the coattails of [[Bo]] win in the [[United States presidential election, March 2021]]. They gained enough seats to allow Wonder to become House Minority Leader and have a large influence over the passage of bills and committee makeups. He worked with President Bo to propose the April Budget which brought large changes to Healthcare reform and taxes. He also helped write the Territorial Tax Exemption Act. The largest accomplishment of his second term was the COVID Mental Health Act which established networks for those affected and needed mental health help. A few in his caucus found his leadership lackluster early on due to being behind on introducing legislation which was quickly fought back against. He was a key spokesman for President Bo in the house and helped solidify his base as a strong right-wing reformer. Many scandals plagued the left during this time period and allowed for Wonder to captivate on them and gain seats in the House through special elections and develop a strong right-wing base in the North which was originally left-leaning. The switch from left to right in several strongholds helped them gain mandates in passing right-wing. Wonder, who was in the Executive of the Libertarian-Republican Party helped oversee policy changes which made the party more big tent.

In his third and final term, Wonder was re-elected as House Minority Leader in an extremely contentious House Session where Majority was decided by one seat. In this term, he largely delegated certain responsibilities of political actions to other members of leadership. He once again remained a key partner to President Bo’s agenda and helped push the very large minority to vote on his bills and pass them. He helped write along with the Administration the Juneteenth federal holiday bill which passed unanimously. He also proposed several reforms in President Bo’s final budget which passed and was widely seen to be the next Speaker of the House if his party took control in the next session. Wonder declined to seek a fourth term and ran for the [[United States Senate]], which he won.

==Senate==
===Elections===
====July====
Wonder was unopposed in his race for Senate, which shocked many political pundits. He had a quiet campaign and won 84.44% of the vote with the rest going to write-ins. This election became the first in nearly a year that a Libertarian-Republican was elected Senator from Dixie. The last being [[Bo]] who would resign to be Vice President.
===Tenure===
Wonder swore into the Senate and was elected [[President Pro Tempore]]. He was not always present on the senate floor due to emerging family issues which he needed to deal with. This caused some constituents to not be happy with his absences. He proposed a budget, written by the Elkridge administration, with crucial number errors and played a small role in the government shutdown of August and September. He declined to seek re-election in September and was succeeded by former President [[Cabin]].

==Governor of Dixie==
===February 2022 Election===
On February 1st, 2022, Wonder announced his candidacy to succeed [[Drunk]] who was term-limited. He was the first candidate to announce and garnered the Libertarian-Republican nomination in hours. He faced incumbent Representative and Secretary of State Joash Trudeau, who had faced ethical concerns from his tenure.

The two competed in a debate in which Wonder was seen as the winner and appeared more present at the debate. After the debate performance, left wing planning to hold the governorship largely fell apart. It allowed Wonder to campaign virtually unopposed as his opponents campaign had collapsed.

Wonder won the election with 73.9% of the vote, in one of the largest landslide victories against an opponent for governor. Political pundits contribute his widespread victory to his debate performance, aggressive campaigning, and Joash's unpopularity as Secretary of State.
===Tenure===
Wonder was sworn in on February 12th, 2022. He became the first right-wing Governor in over a year. On his first day in office he made several nominations to cabinet positions and began consulting the [[Secretary of State]] on impending special elections which needed to be held. In his first week, Wonder had faced scrutiny by some for his nomination of Bacon to be Associate Justice of the Dixie Supreme Court, only to withdraw him a day later.

Wonder got his first political win as Governor when he signed the Representative and Senatorial Campaign Funding Act of 2022 on February 21st. Despite a strong campaign by some members of the left to not pass the bill, Wonder and his caucus prevailed, organizing enough votes to pass the bill.

On February 28th, Wonder signed the Budgetary Repeal Act which fulfilled several campaign promises on taxes. He scrutiny by some on the left for repealing a broken tax credit.

Wonder heightened security for cyber attacks against public schools and universities. He also directed the Secretary of Education to help teachers on cyber security and education.

On March 5th, Wonder vetoed his first piece of legislation. He vetoed the New Dixie Flag Act, which would establish a new committee to change the states flag. He cited the past failures of such committees and believing in the current flag as his reasons for doing so.

Wonder and the rest of the [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] were criticized for perceived inactivity in the office. This was increased after Wonder announced he would be giving the Lieutenant Governor, Cabin, temporary power as acting governor for a period of ten days. Wonder claimed that his absence was for health and family issues which had plagued him in the past.

After the April State Elections, the [[Libertarian-Republican Party]] kept a small majority in the [[Dixie General Assembly]]. Wonder announced that his Administration was doing a reboot after the perceived inactivity and planned to introduce new policy initiatives in the new Assembly. Following this announcement he appointed a new Lieutenant Governor, [[Sandoval]], after the incumbent [[Cabin]] resigned to focus on his tenure in the [[Senate]]. Wonder shifted his focus back onto social issues since the election season was over, helping ensure that passage of E-Verify Requirements with Assemblyman Greg Dover.

On April 28th, the Wonder Administration proposed the Drunk Driving Reparations Act, which would force those who killed a parent through drunk driving would be forced to pay for child support. The bill was highlighted by Wonder as one of his best accomplishments and brought bipartisan support in the [[Dixie General Assembly]]. He signed the bill on May 1st.

In an attempt to fulfill one of his campaign promises, Wonder nominated Tulsi to be Associate Justice of the Dixie Supreme Court. He also nominated Assemblyman Jackson Seleukus to be the Secretary of Education. His nominations was met with approval by several Assembly leaders but questions about qualifications remained.

==Political Beliefs==
Wonder is known as a moderate Libertarian-Republican who is more left-leaning on certain social issues. This has helped him with certain voters on the left which may have helped him win re-election in several of his close races.

==Personal Life==
[[File:C347acc38c7888b008201f754456dab1.jpg | thumb | The Wonder Family residence]]
Wonder is married to his wife Melvakia, and together they have six children. Ivana, James Jr, Erica, Tiffa, Barron, and Omarosa Ludacris (O.L.). Wonder has a private residence in Nashville and a home in Hilton Head, South Carolina where he resides during the Summer recess. He also had a distant uncle who worked at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) as a Professor.

==Honors==
[[Presidential Citizens Medal]]

[[Presidential Medal of Freedom]]

[[Dixie Colonel]]

==Electoral History==
===Dixie General Assembly===
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|candidate = [[Moonguy]]
|percentage = 17.04
|change = +17.04
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|party = Independent
|candidate = [[Poliman]]
|percentage = 1.48
|change = +1.48
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{{Election box begin |title=February 2020, DX-5 Assembly}}
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|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|percentage = 51.03
|change = -30.45
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|candidate = [[Bruce Hill]]
|percentage = 48.97
|change = +48.97
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|loser = Social Democratic Party
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{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin |title=April 2021, DX-5 Assembly}}
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|party = Second Libertarian Party
|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|percentage = 82.92
|change = +30.89
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|party = Independent
|candidate = [[Write in]]
|percentage = 17.08
|change = +17.08
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{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin |title=June 2021, DX-5 Assembly}}
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|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|percentage = 78.69
|change = -4.23
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|percentage = 21.30
|change = +21.30
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{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin |title=October 2021, DX-5 Assembly}}
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|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|percentage = 50.98
|change = -33.46
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{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Social Democratic Party
|candidate = [[Rosa Berry]]
|percentage = 47.52
|change = -3.03
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{{Election box gain with party link no change
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|loser = Social Democratic Party
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{{Election box end}}
{{Election box begin |title=December 2021, DX-5 Assembly}}
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|party = Second Libertarian Party
|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|percentage = 50.09
|change = -0.89
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{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Global Labour Party
|candidate = [[Joash]]
|percentage = 48.84
|change = +1.32
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{{Election box hold with party link no change
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|loser = Global Labour Party
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{{Election box end}}

===House of Representatives===
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|party = Second Libertarian Party
|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|votes = 6,957,004
|percentage = 86.55
|change = +4.6
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|party = Other
|candidate = Write-Ins
|votes = 1,081,129
|percentage = 13.45
|change = +13.45
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{{Election box gain with party link no change
|winner = Second Libertarian Party
|loser = Global Labour Party
}}
{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin |title=March 2021, DX-4}}
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|candidate = [[Wonder]]
|votes = 7,280,949
|percentage = 90.58
|change = +3.45
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{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = United Left
|candidate = Kevin
|votes = 757,193
|percentage = 9.42
|change = -9.42
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{{Election box hold with party link no change
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|loser = United Left
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{{Election box end}}

{{Election box begin |title=May 2021, DX-4}}
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|percentage = 68.07
|change = -22.51
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|percentage = 31.92
|change = +22.45
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{{Election box hold with party link no change
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|loser = Global Labour Party
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{{Election box end}}
{{Election box begin |title=January Special Election 2021, DX-1}}
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|candidate = [[Wonder]]
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|change = -17.44
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{{Election box candidate with party link
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|candidate = [[Chuck]]
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{{Election box end}}

===Senate===
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|change = +16.37
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{{Election box end}}

Tedd Ddet

2022-05-03T16:23:22Z

Bruhman: potus

{{Infobox officeholder
|name = Tedd Ddet
|image = ted.jpg
|office1 = [[President of the United States|President of the United States]] from the [[North|Northern State]]
|term_start1 = March 9, 2020
|term_end1 =
|predecessor1 = [[Thanos|Thanos May]]
| alongside1 = [[Hagen|James W. Hagen]]
|office2 = Member of the [[House of Representatives |U.S. House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5th]] District
|term_start2 = February 6, 2020
|term_end2 = March 9, 2020
|predecessor2 = [[John Darby]]
|successor2 = [[Peanut]]
|office3 = Director of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal Coalition]]
|term_start3 = April 4, 2020
|term_end3 =
|predecessor3 = [[James C. Order]]
|successor3 = [[Arkenstone]]
|office4 = Member of the [[American Liberal Party|American Liberal National Committee]]
|term_start4 = February 3, 2020
}}

== Early Life and Education ==
Tedd Ddet was born in Fyreburg, Maine on May 11th, 1975. After graduating high school with top marks, he pursued a mechanical engineering doctorate at Boston University. He graduated at the age of 24, performing relativey well compared to his peers. He worked as a materials engineer in various aerospace companies for 20 years, starting in 1999. He left his current company at the time, SpaceX, for higher education in 2016 to earn a doctorate in law. After graduating with a majors degree in 2020, he ran for his first political office. Outside of politics, he is a staunch lover of invention, creating various machines and contraptions for his own enjoyment and convenience. Of course, most of the time they end up completely useless, as most inventions do. However, he once managed to program a neural network to spit out political speeches that were both logical, realistic, and meaningful. He was so touched by this, that he decided to start thinking about getting into politics. He doesn't have a wife, as he is still looking for "the one."

== Early Career ==
Ddet first entered the political world on January 30th, 2020, and was recruited by [[James C. Order]] to be one of the founding members of the [[American Liberal Party]], now known as the [[American Liberal Coalition]]. He was made a member of the Liberal Party's original National Committee, and later became the Vice Chair, after both [[John Darby]] and [[Bruce Hill]] stepped down. It is now when he starts pursuing political office.

== Experience Being a Representative ==
After Darby's unexpected resignation from public office, Ddet immediately decided to run for his district, District 5 of the [[North]], and became part of the Liberal Party's first official candidacies, along with founder, and at the time, Chair, Order. His only opponent was Independent [[Yimir]], who wasn't new to politics, but she had taken a long hiatus before running in this race. Both put up a strong fight in this race, but ultimately Tedd won with almost 55% of the vote. During this time, Tedd was learning the ins and outs of Congress, which might explain the reason why he didn't submit bills during the 32 days in the House. However, he did have a near-perfect voting record, voting on all but one bill that was on the house floor.

== As a Senator ==
Ddet, after gaining political experience in the House, chose to run for the [[North|Northern]] [[Senate]] Class II Seat, which at the time was held by [[Thanos May]]. This election, he had a little more competition to beat. He had the incumbent, Thanos, and Former President [[LOTR]]. However, Thanos dropped out the day voting opened, which left disgraced former [[President of the United States|President]] LOTR and Ddet, a representative from a special election. Most polls showed LOTR winning by a very small margin, and both debated hard, campaigned heavily, and received many endorsements from large names in politics. But on March 9, the results were in. Ddet had won with 47% of the vote, LOTR with 42%, and Thanos getting a small 10%. After swearing in, he was selected by his caucus to be Majority Leader. On June 5th 2020, he was voted PPT of the Senate, after the previous PPT [[April]] had resigned. Akin to his time in the House, he has missed only one vote on the floor. During his tenure as Senator, he has introduced 3 pieces of legislation: The Restoring America's Farms Act, the Healthcare Confirmation Resolution, and the EWAA.

== American Liberal Leadership ==
Since its founding, Tedd Ddet has been a member of the American Liberal National Committee (ALNC). From its founding date of February 2, 2020, to February 13, 2020, he was a regular member of the ALNC. When [[Bruce Hill]] resigned as Vice Chair of the American Liberal Party on February 10, the National Committee voted to make him Vice Chair. He served as Vice Chair until the next party leadership elections. He became Director of the Coalition on April 4, after the ALNC unanimously voted to make him Director, succeeding former Chair and founder of the party James C. Order. After his one-month term as Director ended, he chose not to seek re-election and instead voted for [[Arkenstone]] to become the next Director of the ALC.

== Tenure as Governor ==

== March Presidential Primary ==

== Resignation ==

== As a Libertarian-Republican ==

== Electoral History ==
{{Election box begin |title=October 2020, Gubernatorial Election}}
{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Social Democratic Party
|candidate = [[Tedd Ddet]]
|votes = 40,999,369
|percentage = 73.97
|change = -26.02
}}
{{Election box candidate with party link
|party = Libertarian Party
|candidate = [[LOTR]]
|votes = 14,423,908
|percentage = 26.02
|change = +73.97
}}
{{Election box gain with party link no change
|winner = Social Democratic Party
|loser = Libertarian Party
}}
{{Election box end}}

==Honors==
* [[Presidential Citizens Medal]] (April, 2021)
* [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]] (November, 2021)

Libertarian-Republican Party

2022-05-03T16:21:58Z

Bruhman: ahhhhh

{{Infobox political party
| name = Libertarian-Republican Party
| logo = File:Lib-rep.png
| colorcode = #f3cc09
| founded = 11 May 2020
| leader1_title = Federal Chairman
| leader1_name = [[Adala]]
| leader2_title = Federal Vice Chairman
| leader2_name = [[Tedd Ddet]]
| leader3_title = State Chairs
| leader3_name = [[Pepper Potts]] [[James Bruhman]]
| ideology = Right-Libertarianism
| membership =
| colors = {{Color box|#f3cc09}}{{Color box|black}}{{Color box|white}}
|seats1_title = [[United States House of Representatives|House of Representatives]]
|seats1 = {{Composition bar|1|16|#f3cc09}}
|seats2_title = [[United States Senate|Senate]]
|seats2 = {{Composition bar|4|6|#f3cc09}}
|seats3_title = Governorships
|seats3 = {{Composition bar|1|3|#f3cc09}}
|seats4_title = State Legislatures
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| website = https://discord.gg/9WacA3V
}}

The '''Libertarian-Republican Party''', more commonly referred to as the '''Libertarian Party''' or the '''LRP''', is a right-wing political party founded in May of 2020 as a party for the Libertarian members of the [[Federalist Party]], which had recently been dissolved. Originally meant to cover the Centre-Libertarian ideology, the Libertarian-Republican Party has become a big tent for members of the right wing. Originally known as just the Libertarian Party, the decision to adjust was made in order to attract more members of the right wing ideology. The party became the only right wing party following the dissolution of the [[Pirate Party]] in April 2021.

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==Formation and History==
After LOTRGate II, [[Valerie]] began planning the formation of the Libertarian Party (alongside [[James Order]], [[Caprese]], [[Computerguy15]], [[Rincewind]] and [[Sandoval]]) . It would go against the Social Conservative movement that some believed aided the dissolution of the [[Federalist Party]] and would promote socially progressive and economically conservative values. At the time of the party's formation, the smallest right-wing party came to hold some of the right's biggest heavyweights such as Valerie and Sandoval. They would outlive their socially conservative sister party, the [[American Solidarity Party]] and was the only party for members of the right-wing for a short period. In recent months, the party has rebounded and has retained the presidency under President [[Bo]].

The Libertarian-Republican Party made significant gains ins the House of Representatives and the Senate during the [[Bo]] presidency, and elected [[Elkridge]] to continue as President. But they experienced a sharp decline during the september, and november federal elections largely due to backlash of the federal government shutdown, and ethical issues some party members faced. After suffering heavy losses in state elections and losing the presidency in the november elections, the Libertarian-Republicans rebounded. They won the House for the first time in nearly two years and carried the Senate.

==Party Leadership==

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Federal Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Valerie]]
!May 11, 2020 - July 19, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Sandoval]]
!July 19, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Valerie]]
!September 10, 2020 - November 13, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Christian Bo|Bo]]
!November 13, 2020 - January 17, 2021
|-
!Fifth
![[Howard Elkridge]]
!January 17, 2021 - May 15, 2021
|-
!Sixth
![[Wonder]]
!May 15, 2021 - July 10, 2021
|-
!Seventh
![[Bo]]
!July 10, 2021 - July 27, 2021
|-
!Eigth
![[One-Eyed Jack]]
!July 27, 2021 - September 20, 2021
|-
!Ninth
![[Cabin Fever]]
!September 20, 2021 - October 23, 2021
|-
!Tenth
![[Adala]]
!October 23, 2021 -
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Federal Vice Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Caprese]]
!May 11, 2020 - May 15, 2020 (1)
|-
!Second
![[Order]]
!May 17, 2020** - June 28, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Hagen]]
!June 28, 2020 - July 19th, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Cabin]]
!July 19, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Fifth
![[Sandoval]]
!September 10, 2020 - January 14th, 2021
|-
!Sixth
![[Computerguy15]]
!January 14th, 2021 - February 15th, 2021
|-
!Seventh
![[Wonder]]
!February 15th - 2021, May 15th, 2021
|-
!Eigth
![[Caprese]]
!May 15th, 2021 - May 18th, 2021
|-
!Nineth
![[Sandoval]]
!May 18th, 2021 - July 10th, 2021
|-
!Tenth
![[One-Eyed Jack]]
!July 10th - July 27th
|-
!Eleventh
![[Wonder]]
!August 6th -
|-

(1) Federal Vice Chair Caprese was "dismissed from the executive" by popular motion. The seat was empty for two days before an election was held.

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[ComputerGuy]]
!June 12, 2020 - June 15, 2020 (2)
|-
!Second
![[April]]
!June 15, 2020 - August 10, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Hagen]]
!August 10, 2020 - September 10, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Howard Elkridge|Elkridge]]
!September 10, 2020 - Present
|}
(2) North State Chair ComputerGuy was "dismissed from the executive" by popular motion. The seat was empty for two days before an election was held.

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Dixie Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[James Order]]
!June 14, 2020 - June 17, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Sandoval]]
!June 26, 2020 - July 17, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Jed Marshall]]
!July 21, 2020 - October 10, 2020
|-
!Fourth
![[Aegeus Phoenix]]
!October 10, 2020 - November 16, 2020 (estimated)
|-
!Fifth
![[Soren]]
!November 16, 2020 - December 28, 2020 (estimated)
|-
!Sixth
![[Miguel]]
!December 28, 2020 - January 15, 2021
|-
!Seventh
!Wonder
!January 18, 2021 - April 27, 2022
|-
!Eighth
!John "Balls" Grant
!April 27, 2022 - Present
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Rincewind]]
!May 11, 2020 - August 10, 2020
|-
!Second
![[ComputerGuy]]
!August 10, 2020 - Present
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico Chair
|-
!Term
!Name
!Term of Service
|-
!First
![[Howard Elkridge|Elkridge]]
!August 26, 2020 - September 11, 2020
|-
!Second
![[Christian Bo|Bo]]
!September 11, 2020 - November 13, 2020
|-
!Third
![[Ian Bellinger]]
!November 15, 2020 - Present
|}

==Election History==
===State Elections===
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!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
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!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, June 2020|June 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Governor Elections, June 2020|June. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|3|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|4|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, August 2020|August 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|4|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
|}

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|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{composition bar|0|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Governor Elections, Oct. 2020|Oct. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|1|4|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|5|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}2
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Dec. 2020|Dec. 2020]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{increase}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}2
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|1|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}4
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Governor Elections, Feb. 2021|Feb. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|4|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}2
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|4|7|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}3
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, Apr. 2021|Apr. 2021]]
|{{composition bar|1|3|#fecc09}}
|{{steady}}
|}

{|class="wikitable"
|-
!colspan = 3|Northern House of Delegates
!colspan = 3|Dixie General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Jefferson Parliament
!colspan = 3|Puerto Rico General Assembly
!colspan = 3|Governor Elections
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[Northern House of Delegates elections, June 2021|June 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|3|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{increase}}1
![[Dixie General Assembly elections, June 2021|June 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|4|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
![[Jefferson Parliament elections, June 2021|June 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|2|5|#f3cc09}}
|{{decrease}}1
![[Puerto Rico General Assembly elections, June 2021|June 2021]]
|{{composition bar|3|3|#fecc09}}
|{{increase}}3
![[Governor Elections, June 2021|June 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|4|#f3cc09}}
|{{steady}}
|}

===Congressional Elections===
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|-
!colspan = 3|House of Representatives
!colspan = 3|Senate
!rowspan=2|President
|-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
!Election
!Seats Won
!+/-
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, July 2020|July 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|5|17|#1aa3ff}}
|N/A
![[United States Senate elections, July 2020|July 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|2|6|#1aa3ff}}
|N/A
|rowspan=2 style="background: pink;"|[[Garland]]
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, Sep. 2020|Sep. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|18|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}2
![[United States Senate elections, Sep. 2020|Sep. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}1
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, Nov. 2020|Nov. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|18|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}}4
![[United States Senate elections, Nov. 2020|Nov. 2020]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{steady}}
|rowspan=2 style="background: lightblue;"|[[Garland]]
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, Jan. 2021|Jan. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|19|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}}3
![[United States Senate elections, Jan. 2021|Jan. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}}2
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, Mar. 2021|Mar. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|18|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}4
![[United States Senate elections, Mar. 2021|Mar. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{decrease}}2
|rowspan=2 style="background: lightyellow;"|[[Sandoval]]
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, May 2021|May 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|20|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}}1
![[United States Senate elections, January 2021|Jan 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{steady}}
|-
![[United States House of Representatives elections, July 2021|July. 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|20|#1aa3ff}}
|{{steady}}
![[United States Senate elections, July 2021|July 2021]]
|{{Composition bar|0|8|#1aa3ff}}
|{{increase}}1
|rowspan=2 style="background: #fed8b1;"|[[Christian Bo]]
|}