(Unofficial) NPC Elections Index

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Unofficial NPC Elections Index

Gubernatorial Offices

Alabama: Andrew Kimball (Democratic Alliance)
Alaska: Linda Murkonsky (Labor)
Arizona: Emilio Rafael (Labor)
Arkansas: Chuck Chapman (Peace)
Atlasian Samoa: Iosefa Hunt (Labor)
California: Nancy Feinstein (Labor)
Colorado: Henrique Teller (Labor)
Connecticut: Lowell Lieberman (Democratic Alliance)
District of Columbia: Caroline Spanier (Federalist)
Delaware: Monika Rutherford (Peace)
Florida: Fidel Chávez (Labor)
Georgia: Jonathan Miller (Democratic Alliance)
Guam: Pat Aguon (Liberal)
Hawai'i: Colleen Abercrombie (Labor)
Idaho: Joe Smith / Espowyes (Labor)
Illinois: Antonio "The Beans" Gaviotti (Labor)
Indiana: Edward Byrne (Liberal)
Iowa: Ed Finkenhauer (Labor)
Kansas: James Benson (Democratic Alliance)
Kentucky: Harold Cunningham (Democratic Alliance)
Louisiana: Jean-Baptiste "JB" Boisseau (Labor)
Maine: Pierre Barrett (Liberal)
Maryland: Sylvia-Louise McBongos (Labor)
Massachusetts: Conor Murphy (Labor)
Michigan: Abdul Elliott (Democratic Alliance)
Minnesota:  Elif Bayram-Coons (Labor)
Mississippi: Marcia Grenfell (Federalist)
Missouri: Adam Bronson (Democratic Alliance)
Montana: Budd Fuddrucker (Labor)
Nebraska: Bob Nelson (Labor)
Nevada:  Orenthal James (Labor)
New Hampshire: Evelyn Roberts (Liberal)
New Jersey: Cory Norcross (Labor)
New Mexico: Luis Santos (Labor)
New York: Patrick Denniston (Federalist)
North Carolina: G. Eric Fed (Federalist)
North Dakota: Kent Dorgan (Labor)
Northern Mariana Islands: Hirao Neimi (Labor)
Ohio: Russell Brown (Labor)
Oklahoma: Hank Boomhauer (Labor)
Oregon: Edward Zhang (Labor)
Pennsylvania: Joanna "Allentown Jo" Bakersfield (Labor)
Puerto Rico: Teresa Sanchez (Federalist)
Rhode Island: Gwen Harper (Democratic Alliance)
South Carolina: James R. Cunningham (Democratic Alliance)
South Dakota: Faith Spotted Eagle (Labor)
Tennessee:  Andrew Monson (Federalist)
Texas: Ramsey Bryant (Labor)
Utah: Amanda Young (Labor)
Vermont: Will Ashe (Labor)
Virginia: Emily DeSantis (Federalist)
Virgin Islands: Chad D. Allen (Democratic Alliance)
Washington: Cameron Whitfield (Labor)
West Virginia: Courtney Rhodes (Federalist)
Wisconsin: Jordan Bunsen (Federalist)
Wyoming: Wynonna Thomas (Labor)

Total Offices Held:

Labor-Peace Party: 33 seats Antonio Gaviotti, Chair of Labor-Peace Governors Association
Democratic Alliance: 10 seats James R. Cunningham, Chair of DA Governors Association
Federalist Party: 9 seats Patrick Denniston, Chair of Federalist Governors Association
Liberal: 4 seats Pat Aguon, Chair of Liberal Governors Association

Mayoralties

New York: Lewis Silver (Federalist)
Miami: Bernardo Pérez (Federalist)
Los Angeles: Earvin Johnson (Labor)
San Francisco: Nora Chu (Labor)
Chicago: Mayor Hernandez (Federalist)
Houston:  Licia Ferrara (Federalist)

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Former Officeholders

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Alabama: Governor Jerry Jefferson (Federalist) (7/20-2/21)
Alaska: Governor David Keenainak (Labor) (8/20-3/21)
Arizona:
Arkansas:
Atlasian Samoa:
California:
Colorado: Governor Hingle McCringleberry (Labor) (7/20-2/21)
Connecticut:
District of Columbia:
Delaware:
Florida: Mayor Maria H. Diaz (Democratic Alliance) (8/20-3/21)
Georgia:
Guam:
Hawai'i:
Idaho:
Illinois:
Indiana: Governor Peter Donnelly (Democratic Alliance) (8/20-3/21)
Iowa: Governor Michael Engle (Federalist) (9/20-4/21)
Kansas:
Kentucky: Governor Hal Harlan (Federalist) (10/20-5/21)
Louisiana:
Maine:
Maryland:
Massachusetts:
Michigan:
Minnesota:  
Mississippi:
Missouri: Governor George Chamberlin (Peace) (10/20-5/21)
Montana:
Nebraska:
Nevada:  
New Hampshire: Governor Mary Kelly (Labor) (7/20-2/21)
New Jersey: Bryan Baglieri (Democratic Alliance) (10/20-5/21)
New Mexico:
New York:
North Carolina:
North Dakota:
Northern Mariana Islands:
Ohio:
Oklahoma: Governor Chris Pedersen (Federalist) (8/20-3/21)
Oregon:
Pennsylvania:
Puerto Rico:
Rhode Island:
South Carolina:
South Dakota:
Tennessee:  
Texas:
Utah: Governor Eric Udall (Labor) (10/20-5/21)
 Governor Tasha Robards (Labor) (5/21-5/21)
Vermont: Governor Joanne Campbell (Federalist) (10/20-5/21)
Virginia:
Virgin Islands:
Washington:
West Virginia:
Wisconsin: Governor Mark Baldwin (Democratic Alliance) (8/20-3/21)
Wyoming:

Other Notable Peoples

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This'll serve as an unofficial index as to the names of governors in states - for now, each state has a placeholder name unless the name of a winning candidate was specified in the campaign thread.

If folks want to add names to the list, either DM me on Discord or just ask here - folks with home-state and party chairs will take precedence, though (I don't expect this to be controversial). Please don't name too many candidates. Also, only party members can name their candidates.

I might add a state legislative map later.

Also, NO REAL PEOPLE! I'll take names that are similar to real people, but no Nancy Pelosis or Mitch McConnell's here.

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The idea of giving names to NPC state governors makes me dislike NPC a bit less, thank you for this.

Yeah, hopefully this opens the door to adding more character to NPC campaigns - kind of like what Peace did in Missouri and Delaware with their gubernatorial candidates.

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Florida: Fidel Hugo Chávez Castro-Stalin (Labor)

New Hampshire: Mary Kelly

Granted (painfully).

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Hawaii: Daniel *ge

Rejected.

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Idaho: Nez Perce name: Espowyes “light on the mountain” English name: Joe Smith

Accepted.

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If it helps, I don't mind eventually treating many of these names as official later on - once we deal with incumbents or news stories -, though stuff like "Chavez-Castro Stalin", while funny, would obviously be too much.

Sounds good. Yeah that one will eventually have to be changed (sorry MB)

New Jersey: John Johnson

Rejected. The DA gets to name their governors.

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Wyoming: Wynonna Thomas
New Mexico: Luis Santos
South Dakota: Faith Spotted Eagle (a real person, but not technically a politician)
Hawaii: Colleen Abercrombie

Granted.

Take your pick

Antonio "The Beans" Gaviotti
Alfonso Bloop
Octavia Spunker-Shnort
Mike Thick
Budd Fuddrucker
Hingle McCringleberry
Charlie Sheeen
Hank Panky
Sylvia-Louise McBongos

Alright, I'll pick four:

Montana: Budd Fuddrucker
Illinois: Antonio "The Beans" Gaviotti
Maryland: Sylvia-Louise McBongos
Colorado: Hingle McCringleberry

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Nancy Feinstein (California), if Colleen Abercrombie is valid, this is too

Massachusetts: Conor Murphy

Accepted, I'll redirect Ted's name.

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For Alaska, David Keenainak?

Approved.

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Texas: Ramsey Bryant

Accepted

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South Carolina: James R. Cunningham

Approved.

Colorado: Eric Udall

EDIT: Or put him in Utah. The Udall family is all over the West. Still, I would personally prefer names that are realistic or semi-realistic. "Hingle McCringleberry" doesn't strike me as that.

Also, will real non-politicians' names be accepted, as with Faith Spotted Eagle? For instance, suppose that Tim McGraw becomes Governor of Tennessee like he was flirting with running for in the past.

Approved. I mean, this is an alternate universe, so weird stuff could happen. As long as it doesn't get to Fidel Hugo Chavez Castro Stalin, it should be fine.

Honestly I'd rather not, to abide by the "no real people" rule, but if they're not a politician I guess I'll allow it.

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Nebraska: Bill Nelson (yes this is a real person, but IRL real person lives in Florida, so this is someone completely different who lives in Nebraska), if that doesn't work then Bob Nelson

Bob Nelson is approved.

Pierre Barrett- Maine
Pat Aguon-Guam

Approved.

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Indiana: Peter Donnelly
Michigan: Abdul Elliott
New Jersey: Bryan Baglieri
Rhode Island: Gwen Harper
Virgin Islands: Chad D. Allen
Wisconsin: Mark Baldwin

Miami: Maria H. Diaz

I'm letting Tmth and RC have dibs on KS and CT (presumably we're gonna win there) respectively

Granted

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KS: James Benson

Granted

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NY: Patrick Denniston
VT: Joanne Campbell
IA: Michael Engle (who may or may not be a front for his brother*, the Perpetual Governor John)
WV: Courtney Rhodes
Nyman: Caroline Spanier

NYC Mayor: Lewis Silver
Chicago Mayor: I went an entire month of campaigning without disclosing the gender of our mayoral candidate and don't feel like letting that effort go to waste, so you'll have to make do with Mayor Hernandez.

Other Federalists will have first claim on naming the rest of the Southern governors.

*Michael claims to be John's brother, but nobody can actually recall seeing the both of them together at the same time.

Granted, naturally.

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CT: Lowell Lieberman

Granted.

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GA: Johnathan Miller

Granted.

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I have also denoted 5 governors as Chairs for their respective Party Governors Associations. If you want to put in a change post here.

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Nevada: Orenthal James

Missed this but granted

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Going to name -

Arizona: Emilio Rafael

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Minnesota: Elif Bayram-Coons

Los Angeles: Earvin Johnson

Granted!

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Yeah, Federalists need to get their game on :/

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Using my executive power to name the last Labor governor - Iosefa Hunt of Atlasian Samoa.

I'm still accepting names from all parties (in fact, I hope the Federalists can name their candidates!). After this election, I'm also going to start up a Former Officeholders and Notable Peoples index. so we can keep track of elected officials past.