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2020 Deseret presidential election

April 20, 2020

Nominee Mike Lee Evan McMullin B.W. Sanderson Party Social Credit Whig Revolutionary Communist Alliance Alliance '47 Free Soil Percentage 39.8% 37.7% 22.5%

President before election Bill Romney Whig Elected President Mike Lee Social Credit

Apostolic Catholic Church in the Americas Iglesia Católica Apostólica en las Américas église catholique apostolique des amériques
Classification	Catholic
Scripture	Holy Bible
Theology	American Catholic theology
Polity	Episcopal
Region	Canada, United States, Mexico, Caribbean, Central America
Origin	1932 (1932)
Branched from	Catholic Church

No.	Head of State	Term of Office	Elections	Political Affiliation	Notes
1	Arthur Staples	1964-1970	-	Military	Took power in a coup and ejected the British monarchy Deposed by a pro-UK military force
2	Mort Faraji	1970-1977	1973	Military / Rally for National Unity	Elected president in an unopposed election Later assassinated by a close associate
-	J.M. Ali	1977	-	Military	Represented a pro-Tanzania military faction Overthrown after a brief time by Solomon Faraji's pro-West force
3	Solomon Faraji	1977-1981	1979	Military / Rally for National Unity	Held a rigged referendum for his lifelong presidency Overthrown and executed by left-wing rebels

Kijanian Counter-Coup
Date 1981 Location Kijana Result Solomon Faraji deposed and executed End of military rule
Belligerents
Kijana Supported by Kenya Uganda	Anti-Faraji coalition Kijanian Liberation Organization People's Democracy Movement Communist Party of Kijana Supported by Tanzania Ethiopia

Kijanian Short War
Date 1969-1970 Location Kijana Result Free Kijana Army victory Arthur Staples deposed
Belligerents
Kijana government Supported by Soviet Union Cuba	Free Kijana Army Foreign mercenaries Supported by UK Kenya Rhodesia China (nominal)

1st Republic of Costa Roja (1830-1860)

  True Liberal   Republican

No.	Head of State	Term of Office	Elections	Political Affiliation	Notes
1	Juan Bustillo (1789-1845)	1830–1842	1831 1837	Independent Liberal	Acting president before 1831 election
2	Jose Lopez da Costa	1842-1847	1842	Republican	Unseated in 1847
3	Gabriel Miranda	1847-1854	1847 1852	True Liberal	Overthrown by the military during his second term
-	Hernan Cristo	1854-1856	-	Military	Took power via coup
4	Martin da Costa	1856	1856	Republican	Brother of Jose Lopez da Costa; elected without any another candidates; deposed after five months
-	Hernan Cristo	1856-1858	-	Military	Removed da Costa; assassinated by his second in command
-	Ernesto Valdez	1858-1860	-	Military	Defeated by a coalition of liberals, peasants and army defectors

2nd Republic of Costa Roja (1860-1863)

  True Liberal

No.	Head of State	Term of Office	Elections	Political Affiliation	Notes
5	Esteban Bustillo	1860-1863	1860	True Liberal	Deposed Valdez and oversaw a new constitution; declared himself king after a referendum of questionable fairness

Padre del Pueblo Juan Hernandez Bustillo
1st President of Costa Roja
In office 1830–1841
Preceded by	Office established
Succeeded by	Jose Lopez de Costa
Personal details
Born	1789 Puerto de San Pablo, Spanish Empire
Died	1845(1845-00-00) (aged 55–56) Santa Maria de Madre, Costa Roja
Resting place	Rojan People's Mausoleum
Nationality	Spanish (until 1830) Costa Rojan (1830-1842)
Political party	Independent

Name		Ideology
	Republican Patriots	Secularism Social democracy
	United Socialists	Socialism Marxism
	Liberal Party	Classical liberalism Secularism
	Islamic Welfare Party	Islamic democracy Economic populism

Republican Patriots
Founder	Muhammad Faez
Founded	1964
Ideology	Republicanism Secularism Social democracy
Political position	Centre-left
Colours	Orange

Prime Ministers of Verdena (1877–1940)

  Independent   Conservatives (die Konservativen)   Free Liberal Party (Freie Liberale Partei)   Catholic Party (Katholische Partei)

	Name (Birth–Death)	Portrait	Elected	Took office	Left office	Political party	Cabinet(s)
1	Heinrich von Weissen (1821-1895)		1878 1883 1887	1877	1891	Independent	von Weissen K–KP
2	Joachim Metz (1839–1908)		1892 1897	1891	1899	Independent	Metz K–KP
3	Paul von Weissen (1852-1926)		1902	1899	1907	Independent until 1901 Conservative Party	von Weissen K-KP
4	Sigmund Albert (1869–1924)		1907	1907	1910	Free Liberal Party	Albert FLP-NP-KP
3	Paul von Weissen (1852-1926)		1911 1916	1910	1918	Conservative Party	von Weissen II K-KP
5	Edward Duval (1867–1930)		-	1918	1921	Catholic Party	Duval KP-K
6	Wilhelm Macht (1872–1940)		1921	1921	1926	Social Democratic Party	Macht SP-FLP
8	Otto Albert Blehr (1847–1927)		22 June 1921	6 March 1923	Liberal Party	Blehr II V
9	Otto Bahr Halvorsen (1872–1923)		6 March 1923	23 May 1923	Conservative Party	Bahr Halvorsen II H–FV
10	Abraham Berge (1851–1936)		30 May 1923	25 July 1924	Free-minded Liberal Party	Berge H–FV
11	Johan Ludwig Mowinckel (1870–1943)		25 July 1924	5 March 1926	Liberal Party	Mowinckel I V
12	Ivar Lykke (1872–1949)		5 March 1926	28 January 1928	Conservative Party	Lykke H–FV
13	Christopher Hornsrud (1859–1960)		28 January 1928	15 February 1928	Labour Party	Hornsrud Ap
14	Johan Ludwig Mowinckel (1870–1943)		15 February 1928	12 May 1931	Liberal Party	Mowinckel II V
15	Peder Kolstad (1878–1932)		12 May 1931	5 March 1932	Agrarian Party	Kolstad B
16	Jens Hundseid (1883–1965)		14 March 1932	3 March 1933	Agrarian Party	Hundseid B
17	Johan Ludwig Mowinckel (1870–1943)		3 March 1933	20 March 1935	Liberal Party	Mowinckel III V
18	Johan Nygaardsvold (1879–1952)		20 March 1935 (head of government in exile from 1940)	25 June 1945	Labour Party	Nygaardsvold Ap

1878 Verdanian General Election

All 56 seats in the Parliament 29 seats needed for a majority

Party Leader % Seats +/– Conservatives 39.2% 22 Free Liberals 28.8% 16 Catholic Party 25.0% 14 National Liberals 7.0% 4 This lists parties that won seats. See the complete results below. Prime Minister before Prime Minister after Heinrich von Weissen Independent Heinrich von Weissen Independent

Woke Taliban
Leaders	Charles Dickens Bernie Sanders Every trans person
Dates of operation	1843-present
Motives	Cancel you, cancel your mom, trans the genders, end capitalism
Ideology	Marxism-Leninism-Maoism-Chomskyism Transology
Size	69,420,000
Allies	Antifa Alphabet Mafia Lil Nas X
Opponents	J.K. Rowling Conservative Party (UK) Joe Rogan fans

Christian Democrats Christdemokraten
Abbreviation	CD
Leader	Paul Weissen
Founded	1949
Preceded by	Catholic Centre
Ideology	Christian democracy Pro-European Union
Political position	Centre to centre-right
Colours	Black

Catholic Centre Katholisches Zentrum
Founded	1908
Dissolved	1948
Succeeded by	Christian Democrats
Ideology	Christian democracy Social conservatism Catholic social teaching
Political position	Centre-right
Colours	Black

Name	Reign	Succession	Life Details
Juliana I Juliana Clypea	1 - 22	Founder of the High Kingdom	Died of natural causes
Juliana II Juliana Clypea Parva	22 - 24	Daughter of Juliana Clypea	Deposed by her brother Tullus
Tullus I Tullus Clypeus	24 - 39	Daughter of Juliana Clypea, seized power from Juliana Parva	Incestuously married his sister after seizing direct control
Tullus II Tullus Clypeus Julianus	39 - 46	Son of Tullus and Juliana	Took two wives, Marcia and Tertia
Sextus Julianus Clypeus Sextus	46 - 50	Son of Tullus and Marcia	Married his sister; overthrown by his half-brother with his sister-wife's aid
Tullus III Julianus Clypeus Tullus	50 - 59	Son of Tullus and Tertia, seized power from his brother	Rumoured to have been poisoned by his sister-wife so she could marry their son
Tullus IV Julianus Clypeus Tullus Tertius	59 - 70	Son of Julianus Tullus	Married his mother, Marcia Flavia, and his half-sister
Lucius Julianus Clypeus Lucius Marcius	70 - 73	Son of Clypeus Tullus and his half-sister	Married his half-sister, Drusilla, who poisoned him and assumed direct power
Drusilla Juliana Clypea Marcia Drusilla	73 - 80	Daughter of Clypeus Tullus and Marcia Flavia	Killed her brother-husband to become reigning queen, declared herself a god several years into her reign; killed by an alliance of the Great Families and the Pecusians

Republican Party of Nation Partid Republican al Natiunii
Founder	Mikael Kiorvo
Founded	1920
Ideology	Republican nationalism Social democracy (before 1945) Social conservatism (after 1945)
Colours	Gold

Progressive Liberal Party Partid Liberal Progresist
Founder	Florin Rosu
Founded	1919
Dissolved	1933
Succeeded by	Progressive Democratic Party
Ideology	Classical liberalism Republicanism
Colours	Blue

Progressive Democratic Party Partid Democratic Progresist
Founded	1933
Merger of	Progressive Liberal Party Socialist Party Republican Party - Independent
Ideology	Majority Social liberalism Minority Social democracy Left-republican nationalism
Colours	Blue

Mikael Kiorvo
1st President of Tarva
In office 1920–1935
Succeeded by	Cristian Albeat
Chairman of the Republican Party of Nation
In office 1919–1941
Personal details
Born	(1869-04-02)2 April 1869
Died	20 May 1941(1941-05-20) (aged 72)
Political party	Republican Party of Nation
Education	First Tarvan College (Doctor of Philosophy, 1896)

1920 Tarvan general election

June 10, 1920
Total of 147 seats of the National Parliament of Tarva 74 seats were needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader Mikael Kiorvo Florin Rosu Party PRN PLP Seats won 126 21 Popular vote 55.42% 41.78%
Elected President of Tarva Mikael Kiorvo PRN

1925 Tarvan general election

June 10, 1925
Total of 147 seats of the National Parliament of Tarva 74 seats were needed for a majority
First party Second party   Leader Mikael Kiorvo Florin Rosu Party PRN PLP Seats won 133 14 Seat change 7 7 Popular vote 57.38% 40.56% Percentage 1.95% 1.22%
President of Tarva before election Mikael Kiorvo PRN Elected President of Tarva Mikael Kiorvo PRN

Election	Seats	+/–	Vote %	Rank	Status/Gov.
1920	126 / 147	126	55.42%	1st	Majority
1925	133 / 147	7	57.38%	1st	Majority
1930	133 / 154	0	56.52%	1st	Majority
1935	119 / 154	14	55.60%	1st	Majority
1940	119 / 154	0	54.10%	1st	Majority
1945	112 / 154	7	54.25%	1st	Majority
1950	98 / 154	14	52.29%	1st	Majority
1955	70 / 154	28	49.43%	2nd	Opposition
1959	63 / 161	7	38.78%	2nd	Opposition
1964	56 / 169	7	32.59%	2nd	Opposition
1993	Audrey McLaughlin	9 / 295	34	939,575	6.88	4th	No status
1997	Alexa McDonough	21 / 301	12	1,434,509	11.05	4th	Fourth party
2000		13 / 301	8	1,093,748	8.51	4th	Fourth party
2004	Jack Layton	19 / 308	6	2,127,403	15.68	4th	Fourth party
2006		29 / 308	10	2,589,597	17.48	4th	Fourth party
2008		37 / 308	8	2,515,288	18.18	4th	Fourth party
2011		103 / 308	66	4,508,474	30.63	2nd	Official Opposition
2015	Tom Mulcair	44 / 338	59	3,441,409	19.71	3rd	Third party
2019	Jagmeet Singh	24 / 338	20	2,903,722	15.98	4th	Fourth party

Second Great War
Date 1 September 1939 – 2 September 1945 (1939-09-01 – 1945-09-02) (6 years and 1 day) Location Europe, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian Ocean, South-East Asia, China, Middle East, Mediterranean, North Africa, Horn of Africa, Australia, briefly North and South America Result Allied victory Fall of Nazi Germany and the Japanese and Italian Empires Allied military occupations of Germany, Japan, Austria and foundation of the Italian Republic Beginning of the Nuclear Age Dissolution of the League of Nations and creation of the United Nations Emergence of the United States and the Soviet Union as rival superpowers and beginning of the Cold War (more ...)
Participants
Socialist International United States Canadian Federal Republic Mexico Cuba Allied Insurgencies  • South Africa Revolutionary Army  • Arab Independence Force	Brussels Treaty British Empire United Kingdom Australia India New Zealand South Africa France Belgium Netherlands Supporters Russian Empire Ottoman Empire
Commanders and leaders
Main Allied leaders: William Z. Foster M.J. Coldwell	Main Axis leaders: Neville Chamberlain
Casualties and losses
Military dead: Over 16,000,000 Civilian dead: Over 45,000,000 Total dead: Over 61,000,000 (1937–1945) ...further details	Military dead: Over 8,000,000 Civilian dead: Over 4,000,000 Total dead: Over 12,000,000 (1937–1945) ...further details