United States presidential election, July 2020 - Revision history

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	\|[[Lieutenant Governor]] of the <br> [[Northern State\|North]] <br> <small>(June 8, 2020 - July 13, 2020 <small>		\|[[Lieutenant Governor]] of the <br> [[Northern State\|North]] <br> <small>(June 8, 2020 - July 13, 2020)<small>
	\|Former [[Representative]] <br> from [[Dixie]] <br> <small>(November 7, 2020 – January 11, 2020)</small>		\|Former [[Representative]] <br> from [[Dixie]] <br> <small>(November 7, 2020 – January 11, 2020)</small>
	\|Former [[Vice President]] <br> <small>(February 2019 - March 2019)</small>		\|Former [[Vice President]] <br> <small>(February 2019 - March 2019)</small>

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	\|[[Governor]] of the <br> [[Northern State]] <br> <small>(June 8, 2020 - July 13, 2020 <small>		\|[[Governor]] of the <br> [[Northern State]] <br> <small>(June 8, 2020 - July 13, 2020)<small>
	\|Former [[Representative]] <br> from [[Jefferson]] <br> <small>(June 13, 2020 – July 11, 2020)</small>		\|Former [[Representative]] <br> from [[Jefferson]] <br> <small>(June 13, 2020 – July 11, 2020)</small>
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	== Opinion polls ==		== Opinion polls ==

	Multiple organizations carried out opinion polls leading up to the election. Most notable of these were [[The Public Record]] and [[The Archivist]]. Although most polls predicted a Garland plurality, all were in concurrence that none of the candidates would reach the 14 electoral votes required to win the electoral college.		Multiple organizations carried out opinion polls leading up to the election. Most notable of these were [[The Public Record]] and [[The Archivist]]. Although most polls predicted a Garland plurality, all were in concurrence that none of the candidates would reach the 14 electoral votes required to win the electoral college, sending it to the House.

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	== Campaign ==		== Campaign ==

			Campaigning took place on July 7. Garland massively outspent the other candidates, while Trash failed to pick up any money from outside groups.

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	== Debates ==		== Debates ==

			An [https://discord.com/channels/402306430872453121/729841401042567208 official debate] was held between the Presidential candidates from July 7 to July 9. Concurrently, [https://discord.com/channels/402306430872453121/729841654659285113 one was held] between the Vice Presidential candidates.

			An [https://discord.com/channels/580204883500728333/727935928080924743 unofficial debate] was hosted by ABC News, moderated by [[SteB]].

	== Results ==		== Results ==
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	\| style="background: #77C8FF" \| Garland		\| style="background: #77C8FF" \| Garland
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	\| style="background: #~~77C8FF~~" \| Bob2Boy		\| style="background: #C1C8CC" \| Bob2Boy
	\| style="background: #~~77C8FF~~" \| ~~Garland~~		\| style="background: #FF6868" \| Trash
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	\| style="background: #77C8FF" \| Matthew Hale		\| style="background: #77C8FF" \| Matthew Hale
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	== Post-election events and controversies ==		== Post-election events and controversies ==

			=== Trash closed meeting ===

			On July 13, as the House contingent elections were ending, The Public Record released a [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1GRg2nILIsJRUjAz2D0hxUjjHZXA6DDm3WrL9N1Ua11U/ special issue]. In this issue, they revealed that Computerguy had come forward with evidence of a secret meeting that presidential Candidate Trash held with Libertatrian Representatives in a bid to win Jefferson's House delegation, and ultimately the Presidency. In the meeting, he agreed to majorly compromise on his foreign policy concerning Israel, in exchange for power. He also asked to be filled in on the proceedings in the Jefferson closed session, however immediately rescinded this upon learning of its illegality.

			This coming to light brought Trash into a large-scale twitter fight, where many members of the right involved with the meeting defended his actions, while many on the left attacked him for it. There were little to no official ramifications for Trash.

			=== Media coverage ===

			Media coverage of the presidential election was widespread. The Public Record covered the election results [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVGNrGbAnUA live] as they came out. After the stream, they released a [https://open.spotify.com/episode/3h55qICyrqoa2OYlLgjEJN?si=2V38ZLvtRbikKngMagC5NA podcast episode] in which they discussed the election results. ABC News [https://discordapp.com/channels/402306430872453121/523657778552897552/732204157070737530 covered the House contingency election] closely, while the American Workers' Paper also [https://discordapp.com/channels/402306430872453121/709194858413424650/732372485386797197 reported on] the events.

	== References ==		== References ==

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