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Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

[MAINEiac4434]

Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

LOL

This person is a woman, however, and has drunk up the Both Sides Are The Same Kool-Aid.

If you want to know how the school is governed: it’s a grand coalition. The Chairman is a Conservative, but the Vice Chairman and Chair of the powerful Student Affairs Committee are both Progressives. The parliamentarian is a Conservative. The Treasurer was a Conservative, but he resigned last week. His replacement is someone whose politics I can’t quite discern.

The Student Body President and Vice President are both Progressives.

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Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

LOL

This person is a woman, however, and has drunk up the Both Sides Are The Same Kool-Aid.

If you want to know how the school is governed: it’s a grand coalition. The Chairman is a Conservative, but the Vice Chairman and Chair of the powerful Student Affairs Committee are both Progressives. The parliamentarian is a Conservative. The Treasurer was a Conservative, but he resigned last week. His replacement is someone whose politics I can’t quite discern.

The Student Body President and Vice President are both Progressives.

Wew.  Sounds interesting

[MAINEiac4434]

Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

LOL

This person is a woman, however, and has drunk up the Both Sides Are The Same Kool-Aid.

If you want to know how the school is governed: it’s a grand coalition. The Chairman is a Conservative, but the Vice Chairman and Chair of the powerful Student Affairs Committee are both Progressives. The parliamentarian is a Conservative. The Treasurer was a Conservative, but he resigned last week. His replacement is someone whose politics I can’t quite discern.

The Student Body President and Vice President are both Progressives.

Wew.  Sounds interesting

It is until you realize that the entire Student Government is just a bunch of rich kids playing dress up and acting self-important. The Senate is a glorified lobbying body for better food and more on-campus parking. They cannot make any actual decisions.

I should know, I’m one of them.

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Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

LOL

This person is a woman, however, and has drunk up the Both Sides Are The Same Kool-Aid.

If you want to know how the school is governed: it’s a grand coalition. The Chairman is a Conservative, but the Vice Chairman and Chair of the powerful Student Affairs Committee are both Progressives. The parliamentarian is a Conservative. The Treasurer was a Conservative, but he resigned last week. His replacement is someone whose politics I can’t quite discern.

The Student Body President and Vice President are both Progressives.

Wew.  Sounds interesting

It is until you realize that the entire Student Government is just a bunch of rich kids playing dress up and acting self-important. The Senate is a glorified lobbying body for better food and more on-campus parking. They cannot make any actual decisions.

I should know, I’m one of them.

>Rich
>Progressive Majority
Explain this to me, Rich bois usually try to protect their own wealth

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

My university's Student Senate makeup, with the only division that really matters:

People who voted against BDS (15)
People who voted for BDS (14)
Abstaining (1)

[MAINEiac4434]

Student Senate of my University



Sorry it’s so big, I did this on my phone while I was bored at work.

Anyway:

Progressive Union: 8 seats
Conservative Coalition: 3 seats
Student Senators Whose Politics I Am Unsure Of: 4 seats
Centrist Bloc: 1 seat

I didn't know you went to Uni with Wulfric!

LOL

This person is a woman, however, and has drunk up the Both Sides Are The Same Kool-Aid.

If you want to know how the school is governed: it’s a grand coalition. The Chairman is a Conservative, but the Vice Chairman and Chair of the powerful Student Affairs Committee are both Progressives. The parliamentarian is a Conservative. The Treasurer was a Conservative, but he resigned last week. His replacement is someone whose politics I can’t quite discern.

The Student Body President and Vice President are both Progressives.

Wew.  Sounds interesting

It is until you realize that the entire Student Government is just a bunch of rich kids playing dress up and acting self-important. The Senate is a glorified lobbying body for better food and more on-campus parking. They cannot make any actual decisions.

I should know, I’m one of them.

>Rich
>Progressive Majority
Explain this to me, Rich bois usually try to protect their own wealth

Southern Maine, man. Lefty paradise.

[MAINEiac4434]

My university's Student Senate makeup, with the only division that really matters:

People who voted against BDS (15)
People who voted for BDS (14)
Abstaining (1)

That must’ve been an intense day.

[P. Clodius Pulcher did nothing wrong]

My university's Student Senate makeup, with the only division that really matters:

People who voted against BDS (15)
People who voted for BDS (14)
Abstaining (1)

That must’ve been an intense day. two weeks

Yes. Yes it was.

I'm also an admin on our school's meme page, so there was plenty of moderating that had to be done over racist/islamophobic/antisemitic memes. Fun times!

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@MAINEiac

Damn Rich Suburban Lefties

I actually would like to move to Maine in the future, has always seemed like a nice state.

[SATW]

Random maps from random countries:

Israeli Knesset:
- Likud: 32 Seats
- Yesh Atid: 23 Seats
- Zionist Union: 18 Seats
- Arab List: 10 Seats
- Kulanu: 9 Seats
- The Jewish Home: 9 Seats
- Yisrael Beiteinu: 5 Seats
- Meretz: 5 Seats
- Shas: 5 Seats
- United Torah: 5 Seats

Canadian Parliament:
- Conservative Party: 183 Seats
- Liberal Party: 110 Seats
- New Democratic Party: 45 Seats

[OSR stands with Israel]

Random maps from random countries:

Israeli Knesset:
- Likud: 32 Seats
- Yesh Atid: 23 Seats
- Zionist Union: 18 Seats
- Arab List: 10 Seats
- Kulanu: 9 Seats
- The Jewish Home: 9 Seats
- Yisrael Beiteinu: 5 Seats
- Meretz: 5 Seats
- Shas: 5 Seats
- United Torah: 5 Seats

Canadian Parliament:
- Conservative Party: 183 Seats
- Liberal Party: 110 Seats
- New Democratic Party: 45 Seats

I hope this is the result of the next Canadian election: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/33rd_Canadian_Parliament#/media/File:Cdn1984.PNG

[CookieDamage]

In 1272, King Stephen III Corela, of the Clan of Halamand, died after a bout of pleurisy and possibly plague. His son, Victor Mazur of Halamand, inherited his crown but was too young to rule, being only eight. The Queen Dowager and Victor's mother Sedett Corshom established a regency to rule in Victor's stead until he turned 17. However, many nobles were suspicious of Corshom and believed her to be overly ambitious and conniving. While these suspicions were largely unfounded and the result of courtly intrigue, they were powerful enough to oust her in 1273. Her ouster was powerful noblewoman Melina Carmon, wife of the military leader Alexander Gurcen. In her own right, Carmon served briefly as Regent of Gena during the winter of 1263 to 1264 when Stephen Corela waged war on the Coravites. From 1266 until 1272, she was the prestigious cupbearer to the King, her duty to present to him the Holy Ale at every court holiday.

Previously locked in a stalemate in the council, Carmon convinced royal and Corshom-supporter Duke Vamaro to switch sides, promising to give the regency a more stable ruler, thus giving the Cupbearer the plurality in the council. However, they still had to deal with anti-Regents, councillors who wanted to overthrow the regency altogether. In January of 1273, Carmon managed to peel away Councillor Hasouel by effectively bribing him via assuring him a position as her advisor in the new regency. Now, they had the bare majority to pass a vote dissolving the Corshomite Regency, which they did on March 21, 1273. On March 22, all but two of Queen Dowager Corshom's most ardent supporters (Dimenelli Halamand and Arnaulde Semell) voted Melina Carmon as the newest Regent. Carmon would rule as Regent until 1281, when Victor Mazur turned 17. From 1273, Sedett Corshom remained in politics as Queen Dowager and received an impressive salary until her death in 1311.

The overthrow of Corshom was non-violent, but was still unprecedented, as no council has ever voted a regent to be unfit to lead a regency. 

Kingdom of Gena - Royal Council - 1273

Carmonite Faction - Loyal to Councillor Melina Carmon

Councillor Melina Carmon

Councillor Michal Avhell

Councillor Sherash Vanera

Duke-Councillor Vamaro Letei Halamand

Councillor Stephen Hasouel

Corshomite Faction - Loyal to Queen Dowager and Regentess Sedett Corshom

Councillor Arnaulde Semell

Councillor Fadririco Athevel

Councillor Dimenelli Halamand

Mazurites - Loyal to King Victor Mazur, whom wish to abolish the regency all together

Councillor-Lady Cambon Devensi

Councillor William Koylgue

Councillor Fadash Ulym Qiulat

[America Needs R'hllor]

My university's Student Senate makeup, with the only division that really matters:

People who voted against BDS (15)
People who voted for BDS (14)
Abstaining (1)

Ew, only 15 are normal people who like democracy

[MAINEiac4434]

American Parliament, Shortly Before the 2016 General Election

Labor Party: Center-Left, leader: Barack Obama (Chicago-Hyde Park), 225 seats
Conservative Party: Center-right, leader: Paul Ryan (Janesville), 177 seats
Democratic Party: Right-wing, southern interests, leader: Jeff Sessions (Camden), 57 seats
Progressive Republican Party: Centrist, leader: Susan Collins (Caribou), 47 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Center Party: Centrist, agrianism, leader: Heidi Heitkamp (Morton), 30 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Traditional, Radical, United Movement of Patriots (TRUMP): Right-wing, American nationalism, leader: Donald J. Trump (Staten Island), 4 seats
Socialist Party: Left-wing, democratic socialist, leader: Bernie Sanders (Burlington): 3 seats

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

American Parliament, Shortly Before the 2016 General Election

Labor Party: Center-Left, leader: Barack Obama (Chicago-Hyde Park), 225 seats
Conservative Party: Center-right, leader: Paul Ryan (Janesville), 177 seats
Democratic Party: Right-wing, southern interests, leader: Jeff Sessions (Camden), 57 seats
Progressive Republican Party: Centrist, leader: Susan Collins (Caribou), 47 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Center Party: Centrist, agrianism, leader: Heidi Heitkamp (Morton), 30 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Traditional, Radical, United Movement of Patriots (TRUMP): Right-wing, American nationalism, leader: Donald J. Trump (Staten Island), 4 seats
Socialist Party: Left-wing, democratic socialist, leader: Bernie Sanders (Burlington): 3 seats

and bye bye american center after the election.

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American Parliament, Shortly Before the 2016 General Election

Labor Party: Center-Left, leader: Barack Obama (Chicago-Hyde Park), 225 seats
Conservative Party: Center-right, leader: Paul Ryan (Janesville), 177 seats
Democratic Party: Right-wing, southern interests, leader: Jeff Sessions (Camden), 57 seats
Progressive Republican Party: Centrist, leader: Susan Collins (Caribou), 47 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Center Party: Centrist, agrianism, leader: Heidi Heitkamp (Morton), 30 seats (confidence and supply with Labor government)
Traditional, Radical, United Movement of Patriots (TRUMP): Right-wing, American nationalism, leader: Donald J. Trump (Staten Island), 4 seats
Socialist Party: Left-wing, democratic socialist, leader: Bernie Sanders (Burlington): 3 seats

This won't end well

[MAINEiac4434]

American parliament, after the 2016 election

Though Labor remained the largest and most-supported party, new leader Hillary Rodham Clinton (wife of former House Speaker Bill Clinton) could not keep Obama's coalition together. Indeed, the rise of the Socialists under former Labor MP Bernie Sanders cut deeply into solid Labor territories. The Conservatives, too, suffered blows at the hands of the right-wing populists with TRUMP. The Democrats also surged, with the support of TRUMP. The Center Party and Progressive Republicans suffered the worst defeats in their history.



Labor (leader: Hillary Rodham Clinton - Westchester): 169 seats
Conservative Party (leader: Paul Ryan - Janesville): 117 seats (coalition with TRUMP and Democrats)
Traditional, Radical, United Movement of Patriots (leader: Donald J. Trump - Staten Island): 101 seats
Democratic Party (leader: Jeff Sessions - Camden): 83 seats (coalition with TRUMP and Conservatives)
Socialist Party (leader: Bernie Sanders - Burlington): 49 seats
Progressive Republicans (leader: Susan Collins - Caribou): 12 seats
Center Party (leader: Heidi Heitkamp - Morton): 7 seats

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American parliament, after the 2016 election

Though Labor remained the largest and most-supported party, new leader Hillary Rodham Clinton (wife of former House Speaker Bill Clinton) could not keep Obama's coalition together. Indeed, the rise of the Socialists under former Labor MP Bernie Sanders cut deeply into solid Labor territories. The Conservatives, too, suffered blows at the hands of the right-wing populists with TRUMP. The Democrats also surged, with the support of TRUMP. The Center Party and Progressive Republicans suffered the worst defeats in their history.



Labor (leader: Hillary Rodham Clinton - Westchester): 169 seats
Conservative Party (leader: Paul Ryan - Janesville): 117 seats (coalition with TRUMP and Democrats)
Traditional, Radical, United Movement of Patriots (leader: Donald J. Trump - Staten Island): 101 seats
Democratic Party (leader: Jeff Sessions - Camden): 83 seats (coalition with TRUMP and Conservatives)
Socialist Party (leader: Bernie Sanders - Burlington): 49 seats
Progressive Republicans (leader: Susan Collins - Caribou): 12 seats
Center Party (leader: Heidi Heitkamp - Morton): 7 seats

God damn that timeline

I'd love to see a possible constituency map though.  If you had the time that'd be amazing to see, maybe like 436 Constituencies and 102 PR seats?

[Former President tack50]

What if the Spanish Senate was elected by autonomous community instead of by province (4 by community, block voting in a 3-1 ratio), but keeping the appointed senators



EH Bildu: 1
Podemos: 17
ERC: 3
PSOE: 31
PDECat: 2
PNV: 2
CC: 1
Cs: 3
PP: 68

Total: 128

Still a PP majority, but narrower than now. 68/128 (53%) instead of the current 149/266 seats (56%). Those tiny provinces with low population but high representation help PP a bit.

[Kingpoleon]

Alternate Dutch 2017 Election:  March 15th, 2017

PVV:  29  Seats
VVD:  28  Seats
CDA:  21  Seats
GL:  17  Seats
D66:  16  Seats
SP:  9  Seats
CU:  7  Seats
PvdA:  6  Seats
50+:  5  Seats
PvdD:  4  Seats
FvD:  4  Seats
SGP:  3  Seats
DENK: 1 Seat

Resulting Government:  NONE

A VVD-CDA-GL-D66 coalition gives you 82 seats.

[Kingpoleon]

Conservative: 266(Ruth Davidson)
Labour: 259(David Lammy)
Liberal Democrats: 65(Stephen Lloyd)
SNP: 38(Angus Robertson)
UUP: 8(Robin Swann)
Alliance: 3(Naomi Long)
DUP: 3(Arlene Foster)
SF: 3(Mary Lou McDonald)
PC: 3(Leanne Wood)
Speaker: 1

[GM Team Member and Senator WB]

Bumping this.

[America Needs a 13-6 Progressive SCOTUS]

2018 Senate Elections

Democrats   52 (+3)
Republicans 48 (-3)

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I decided to make a 1992 Election Legislature based off of MAINEiac's American Parliament World, I assume it's very alternate to what 1992 actually was.

1992 American Parliamentary Election



Reform Party:  Center-Populism, Leader:  Henry Ross Perot (Texarkana), 283 Seats
Labor Party:  Center to Center-Left, Leader:  William Jefferson Clinton (Little Rock), 146 Seats
Conservative Party:  Center-Right, Leader:  George Herbert Walker Bush (Houston-Meadows Place), 109 Seats