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'''Floria First!''' is the official campaign for Michael Hutchinson's attempt for a second term as Florian President. After a successful first term as President, Hutchinson was once again put forward as the presidential nominee for the [[UPR]] in its 1732 Convention in Hutchinson's home state of [[Pentucky]]. Vice President and running mate [[Ronald Trueman Jr.]] | |||
'''Floria First!''' is the official campaign for Michael Hutchinson's attempt for a second term as Florian President. | once again put forward as the secondary part of the ticket. | ||
Revision as of 18:34, 12 November 2024
 Official campaign logo | |
| Campaign Year | 1738 |
|---|---|
| Campaign Name | Floria First! |
| Party Name | United Party of the Republic |
| Party Leader | Michael Hutchinson |
| Campaign Slogan | Floria First! |
| Campaign Launch Date | 1732 |
| Headquarters | Dragonmoor,Southland |
| Political Alignment |
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| Seats | 270 |
| Key Surrogates |
Michael Hutchinson Ronald Trueman Jr. |
| Regions Visited |
Republican safe states Ontario Mesoun |
Floria First! is the official campaign for Michael Hutchinson's attempt for a second term as Florian President. After a successful first term as President, Hutchinson was once again put forward as the presidential nominee for the UPR in its 1732 Convention in Hutchinson's home state of Pentucky. Vice President and running mate Ronald Trueman Jr.
once again put forward as the secondary part of the ticket.
