Tessa Katie Somin

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Tessa Katie Somin
Leader of the Parliamentary Opposition 2002 - present
Leader of the Neudegg Konservativer Party 2002 - present
2qm12bm.jpg Member of Parliament for Figgin Collection 1987 - present
Nation: The Republic of the People of Neudegg
Full Official Name: Mrs Tessa Katie Somin, Member of Neudegg Parliament
Titles and Offices: Leader of the Parliamentary Opposition, Leader of the Parliamentary Neudegg Konservativer Party, Member of Parliament for Figgin Collection
Term of Office: 2002 - present
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Predecessor: Mr George Patrickson MNP
Successor: Incumbent
Birthdate: 2nd January 1955
Place of Birth: Neudek, Neudegg
Nationality: Neude
Spouse: George Somin
Children: 1
Languages Spoken: English, German

Tessa Katie Somin is the current Leader of the Neudegg Konservativer Party, the main opposition party in Parliament.

Short Biography

Early Life

Tessa Katie Somin was born in the Neudegg capital, Neudek, and educated at University College Neudek. She earned a degree in Marketing and Business Management.

Early Career

In her early career she worked abroad in the Community of Uot for the Uot Uranium Mining Company Marketing Department.

Standing for Parliament

In 1985 she returned to Neudegg having been a high profile donor to the Neudegg Konservativer Party to stand for Parliament in the Figgin Collection Constituency. The Figgin Collection seat is a collection of very small villages and farms in a rural area of west Neudegg; it has been a safe Neudegg Konservativer Party seat for many years.

In Parliament

Taxes

In Parliament Somin has consistently campaigned for a reduction in the state’s Education programme in order to provide tax cuts. When she became leader of her party in 2002 she made this an official opposition policy.

Flag

She has also said if she was in power she would change the flag of Neudegg to remove the red bars which she says shows "clear political bias towards the Social Democrats".

Presidential Election

Somin has announced she will not be standing for the Presidency in 2007 but rather will continue her work in Parliament saying infamously of the Presidency for her party off record: it’s not winnable anyway. She still suggests that this is caused by the feeling caused by Matthew James Hethkins, despite being over 80 years ago.

Political Career Milestones

1981, Joined Neudegg Konservativer Party

1987, Elected to the Parliament of the Republic of the People of Neudegg for the Figgin Collection Constituency

2002, Elected by the Neudegg Konservativer Party to be Leader of the Parliamentary Neudegg Konservativer Party and therefore Leader of the Parliamentary Opposition