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The first debate for the primaries was hosted by the news television network, [[FT]] in 1741.6 AN. Expected to be contested by 5 candidates it eventually was only debated by two, those candidates being [[Ronald Trueman Jr.]] and [[Gerald Tucker]]. | The first debate for the primaries was hosted by the news television network, [[FT]] in 1741.6 AN. Expected to be contested by 5 candidates it eventually was only debated by two, those candidates being [[Ronald Trueman Jr.]] and [[Gerald Tucker]]. | ||
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The UPR presidential primaries will take place within all Florian states, Northcliff Federal District, and territories in 1744. These elections will select the delegates to be sent to the United Republican National Convention. Vice President Ronald Trueman Jr. is expected to be chosen as Presidential nominee.
A total of 5 major candidates entered the race but three withdrew before the primaries commenced.
Timeline
Debates
FT
The first debate for the primaries was hosted by the news television network, FT in 1741.6 AN. Expected to be contested by 5 candidates it eventually was only debated by two, those candidates being Ronald Trueman Jr. and Gerald Tucker.
The debate focused on issues relating to the economy, abortion, and foreign policy. Trueman's family and his father's ill-fated term as President took up a portion of the debate with Tucker questioning whether would it be appropriate for the party to nominate someone whose family relatives have been criminally convicted. Tucker said that Trueman was "unfit" to be president despite success as VP. The candidates differed on the issue of abortion, with Trueman supporting state choice and Tucker supporting a national ban. Both candidates had varying opinions on the economy and foreign policy but Trueman said the continuation of Floria First! policies was the way forward.
Despite criticism of his family ties, Trueman Jr. was considered a comfortable winner against the Governor of Southland.
