The Lands of Alex
05-08-2004, 21:51
The Lands of Alex is having its first election since their evil dictator was overthrown. Their is only one candidate, Ylonda Galpagos-Nahru, the revolutionary general and curetnly interim president. She is running as an independent. The only views she is stressing is isolationism and the creation of a strong military, but the people trust her. Her runningmate is Adam Bolo, a former prime minister of the revolution, who was chosen in a primary election to be the runningmate; he generaly suports Galapagos-Nahru's views except isolationism.
The election for Parliament is dominated by two caucuses whom are endorsing various candidates. The National Unity Caucus, is conservative and nationalistic; agrees with Galpagos-Nahru's platform plus national contol of economy, rule of the few, strong federal union, and finds suport in cities and among the rich. They are led by Alexa St. Croix. The Provincial Unity Caucus, led by Jeff Thompson. It is calling for a document clearly stating the rights of the people and the provinces. Suports provincial control of economy, strong military, a weak federal union, suports a laissez faire economy, finds suport among rural farmers. The caucuses are acting as political parties in many senses, but the candidates they endorse are technicaly running as independents.
The election for Parliament is dominated by two caucuses whom are endorsing various candidates. The National Unity Caucus, is conservative and nationalistic; agrees with Galpagos-Nahru's platform plus national contol of economy, rule of the few, strong federal union, and finds suport in cities and among the rich. They are led by Alexa St. Croix. The Provincial Unity Caucus, led by Jeff Thompson. It is calling for a document clearly stating the rights of the people and the provinces. Suports provincial control of economy, strong military, a weak federal union, suports a laissez faire economy, finds suport among rural farmers. The caucuses are acting as political parties in many senses, but the candidates they endorse are technicaly running as independents.