James Lavigne

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		+	==Early Life==
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		+	==Education==
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		+	==Prior To Running For President==
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		+	==Party Primary==
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		+	==General Election==
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		+	==First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency")==
		+	===Issue 1===
		+	===Issue 2===
		+	===Issue 3===
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		+	==Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary)==
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		+	==Second Term (If Necessary)==
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		+	==After Office==
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		+	==Death==
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		+	==Public and Historical Perception==
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		+	==Electoral History==
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		+	==Notes==

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James Lavigne
61st President of the United States
Predecessor	William Payne
Successor	Jack Leavitt
Inaugurated	January 2029
Left Office	August 19, 2031 (Assassinated)
Political Party	Republican Party
Vice President	Jack Leavitt
Chief of Staff	Jeff Locke
Born	February 3, 2074
Spouse	Victoria Lavigne
Residence	Quincy, Massachusetts
Alma mater	Boston College Harvard
Occupation	Lawyer
Religion	Roman Catholic
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Contents [hide] 1 Early Life 2 Education 3 Prior To Running For President 4 Party Primary 5 General Election 6 First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency") 6.1 Issue 1 6.2 Issue 2 6.3 Issue 3 7 Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary) 8 Second Term (If Necessary) 9 After Office 10 Death 11 Public and Historical Perception 12 Electoral History

Early Life

Education

Prior To Running For President

Party Primary

General Election

First Term (or, for one term presidents - "Presidency")

Issue 1

Issue 2

Issue 3

Re-Election Campaign(If Necessary)

Second Term (If Necessary)

After Office

Death

Public and Historical Perception

Electoral History

==Notes==