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===Democracy===
===Democracy===
===Education===
===Education===
Hutchinson has pledged to terminate the Department of Education and replace the control of education at the state level.
Adam proposed that teachers under her administration would gain a significant payrise.
===LGBTQ rights===
===LGBTQ rights===
Since the last election, there has been a significant push for LGBTQ+ rights, with the focus mostly on policies affecting transgender individuals and the use of IVF for lesbian couples.  
Since the last election, there has been a significant push for LGBTQ+ rights, with the focus mostly on policies affecting transgender individuals and the use of IVF for lesbian couples.  

Revision as of 19:42, 2 November 2024

Presidential election, 1738
Floria
← 1725 AN
1750 AN →

538 members of the Electoral College
270 electoral college votes needed to win
Turnout %

  Rachael Adams.jpg Michael Hutchinson.jpg
Candidate Rachael Adams Michael Hutchinson
Party Social Democratic Party of Floria United Party of the Republic
Home state Kingsland Pentucky SouthWest
Running mate Ronald Trueman Jr.

President before election

Michael Hutchinson
United Party of Republic

Elected President

TBD

Background

Nominations

UPR

Nominee

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1738 ticket
Michael Hutchinson Ronald Trueman Jr.
for President for Vice President
Michael Hutchinson.jpg
Ronald Trueman Jr.jpg
CoFounder of Dash&Hutchinson Group. CEO of Floria International Holdings

SDP

Nominee

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1725 ticket
Rachael Adams Kingsley Graham
for President for Vice President
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Senator for Kingsland and businesswoman Former Secretary of State

Campaign issues

Global Recession

Abortion

Border security and immigration

Gun laws

Democracy

Education

Hutchinson has pledged to terminate the Department of Education and replace the control of education at the state level. Adam proposed that teachers under her administration would gain a significant payrise.

LGBTQ rights

Since the last election, there has been a significant push for LGBTQ+ rights, with the focus mostly on policies affecting transgender individuals and the use of IVF for lesbian couples.

Rachael Adams has affirmed support for LGBTQ+ rights and criticised legislation for being "outdated compared to the rest of the planet" and Floria should work towards improving its human rights.

Hutchinson has outlined plans to modify current policies regarding transgender individuals if elected. His proposed policies include facility access and pronoun usage for transgender students being rescinded establishing federal recognition of binary gender categories, and restricting certain surgical procedures and hormone therapies for children. Hutchinson has stood by not changing other LGBT+ rights stating that the Church of Floria must be respected and that citizens must follow its rules.

Results

International reactions