2012 Elections

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	*Great Lakes: Jason Gilikin [R]		*Great Lakes: Jason Gilikin [R]
	*Gulf Coast: James MacGillicutty [R]		*Gulf Coast: James MacGillicutty [R]
-	*Illinois: Gregory Wolf [D]	+	*Illinois: Gregory Wolff [D]
	*Midwest: Joseph Cahill [R]		*Midwest: Joseph Cahill [R]
	*New England: Nadine Monroe [I]		*New England: Nadine Monroe [I]
	*New York 1: Roland Scott [I]		*New York 1: Roland Scott [I]
-	*New York 2: Matthew Wilson [D]	+	*New York 2: Zack Litchfield [D]
-	*Pennsylvania: Samual Clay [R]	+	*Pennsylvania: Samuel Clay [R]
	*Rocky Mountains 1: William Pope [R]		*Rocky Mountains 1: William Pope [R]
-	*Rocky Mountains 2: Clay Hamilton [R]	+	*Rocky Mountains 2: Rufius Cato [R]
-	*Southeast 1: Hiroko Fox [R]	+	*Southeast 1: Daniel Morey [R]
	*Southeast 2: Alyssa Richards [R]		*Southeast 2: Alyssa Richards [R]
-	*Shenandoah Valley: Keith Carter [D]	+	*Shenandoah Valley: Richard Schneiter [R]
	*Texas: Aida Alvera [R]		*Texas: Aida Alvera [R]
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	* Senator '''VANLEER, Lilliam''' of Washington		* Senator '''VANLEER, Lilliam''' of Washington
	* Senator '''WELLBOURNE, Elizabeth''' of Michigan		* Senator '''WELLBOURNE, Elizabeth''' of Michigan
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		+	Ultimately, the race narrowed down to Senators Casmir and Smith.  Smith was the underdog and remained that way with Casmir emerging victorious and choosing Hernandez as his running mate.  Casmir-Hernandez were defeated by Warren.
	===Republican Candidates===		===Republican Candidates===
-	No candidates for the Republican party have as of yet campaigned for President, it is expected that incumbant Republican President Elizabeth Warren will seek a second term - should she announce it is unlikely she will face opposition in a party primary.	+	Republican incumbent Elizabeth Warren (R-PA) ran for reelection but exchanged her former Vice President, Aaron Reid for Heartlands Governor Andrew Merrilin (R-MI).  The two ultimately proved victorious.  Following the elections, President Warren chose to seriously alter her cabinet.

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Current revision as of 03:48, 17 June 2007

The 2012 United States Elections will elect a new congress, Senators, Governors and President of the United States.

Contents 1 Seats up in 2012 1.1 Senate 1.2 Governors 2 Presidential Race 2.1 Democratic Candidates 2.2 Republican Candidates

[edit] Seats up in 2012

[edit] Senate

• Atlantic Seaboard: Vincent Giorelli [D]
• California: Elizabeth Rosenbaum [D]
• Florida: Eric Smith [D]
• Great Lakes: Jason Gilikin [R]
• Gulf Coast: James MacGillicutty [R]
• Illinois: Gregory Wolff [D]
• Midwest: Joseph Cahill [R]
• New England: Nadine Monroe [I]
• New York 1: Roland Scott [I]
• New York 2: Zack Litchfield [D]
• Pennsylvania: Samuel Clay [R]
• Rocky Mountains 1: William Pope [R]
• Rocky Mountains 2: Rufius Cato [R]
• Southeast 1: Daniel Morey [R]
• Southeast 2: Alyssa Richards [R]
• Shenandoah Valley: Richard Schneiter [R]
• Texas: Aida Alvera [R]

[edit] Governors

• Appalachia: Peter Vandenberg [R]
• Mid-Atlantic: David Gamble [R]
• Mississippi Valley: Carter Glass [D]
• Sunbelt: Rick Hernandez [D]

[edit] Presidential Race

[edit] Democratic Candidates

• Senator CASMIR, Michael of Illinois
• Governor HERNANDEZ, Rick of Texas
• Governor HUDSON, Robert of New Hampshire
• Governor KOO, Jeremy of California
• Senator LANDON, Jeffrey of Washington
• Senator SMITH, Eric of Florida
• Senator VANLEER, Lilliam of Washington
• Senator WELLBOURNE, Elizabeth of Michigan

Ultimately, the race narrowed down to Senators Casmir and Smith. Smith was the underdog and remained that way with Casmir emerging victorious and choosing Hernandez as his running mate. Casmir-Hernandez were defeated by Warren.

[edit] Republican Candidates

Republican incumbent Elizabeth Warren (R-PA) ran for reelection but exchanged her former Vice President, Aaron Reid for Heartlands Governor Andrew Merrilin (R-MI). The two ultimately proved victorious. Following the elections, President Warren chose to seriously alter her cabinet.