Politics of Audland
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Political Parties
Liberal Party
Audland's Liberal party currently has the largest number of national elected officials, beating the People's Party by one. The party is generally left-leaning.
Political Map This list shows what the general stance is of the party on certain issues.
Abortion: legal Adoption (different-sex couples): legal Adoption (same-sex couples): legal Drinking Age: 18 unless parent supervised Same-Sex Marriage: legal Smoking Age (tobacco): 16 Smoking Age (cannabis): 21
People's Party
The People's Party is a slightly more centrist party, and most Audlanders identify in this group.
Political Map This list shows what the general stance is of the party on certain issues.
Abortion: legal Adoption (different-sex couples): legal Adoption (same-sex couples): legal, must go through approval process Drinking Age: 18 Same-Sex Marriage: legal Smoking Age (tobacco): 18 Smoking Age (cannabis): Medical use only
Conservative Party
The Conservative Party is right-leaning, compared to the other major parties. However, compared to most other conservative parties, it is quite left-leaning. This could be attributed to Audland's left-leaning tendencies.
Political Map This list shows what the general stance is of the party on certain issues.
Abortion: legal, only following sexual assault Adoption (different-sex couples): legal, must go through approval process Adoption (same-sex couples): illegal Drinking Age: 21 Same-Sex Marriage: legal, strongly discouraged Smoking Age (tobacco): 21 Smoking Age (cannabis): illegal
Politicians
Some current notable Audlanden politicians include Rep. Thomas Walker (P-AL), Adv. Simon Michael Collins (C-LA), and Rep. Lawrence Bauman (L-MA), who recently won their party primaries for the 2007 Prime Minister race. Another notable candidate is independent Rep. Edward Allen Thomas of Hackett, LI.
Past Prime Ministers
This is a list of past Prime Ministers of Audland.
Years Name Party Notes 1780-1786 William S. Hackett N/A De Facto until 1783 1787-1795 John B. Thatcher P 1796-1803 Peter R. MacMillan P 1804-1812 Peter T. Powell, Sr. C Grandfather of Peter T. Powell, III 1813-1820 John C. Dessloch P 1821-1828 Tomas T. Lowe L 1829-1836 George Q. Lang L 1837-1844 Rodney Williams P 1845-1852 Lawrence P. Benton P 1853-1860 Peter T. Powell, III C Grandson of Peter T. Powell, Sr. 1861-1864 Fredrick P. Owens C 1865-1868 David M. Reed P 1869-1872 Daniel L. Whitney P 1883-1886 David A. Miller C 1887-1890 William G. Helm P 1891-1894 James R. Dell L 1895-1902 Peter T. Westland L 1903-1910 Robert P. Bartlett L 1911-1919 Christopher C. Morton P 1920-1927 Charles D. Berkley P 1928-1931 Elliot S. Clemens C 1932-1939 Henry S. Roman L 1940-1943 William R. Crockett L 1944-1951 James F. Underwood P 1952-1959 Daniel C. Houser P 1960-1967 Alexander F. Carter P 1968-1975 William R. Mills P 1976-1983 James C. Morrow C 1984-1991 Dorothy P. Fletcher C First female Prime Minister 1992-1999 Allan D. Duncan P 2000-2007 Amanda P. Duncan C
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The Republic of Audland |
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| Main article: Audland | ||
| Major cities: Lancaster, New Scotland, McCarthy, Rouston | ||
| Government of Audland: President Amanda Duncan, Vice-President Lawrence Arinson, | ||
| Miscellaneous: Airports of Audland | ||
