Quebec got its independence from the Commonwealth in the 1970's.Is Quebec independent or part of Commonwealth of America?
I like them! I expected the DPP to be a bit more right-wing and the greens to be more centrist, but I can't say I'm upset that neither of those turned out to be truePolitical Parties of America
F for Labor, but that's close enough it could become a hung parliament so who knows, a Labor-Progressive or Labor-Progressive-Green coalition could be on the horizon. It's your TL though, and your TL is excellent, so even if the result would disappoint me if I lived in your TL I'd still like it2019 Commonwealth of America federal election poll
Hell yeah! I love it. I can give you the names of some obscure UP politicians if you wanna include them in your TL somehowMichigan's UP and Northern Ontario make up their own province of Superior with the UP now being known as Superior's LP.
Labor's in a pretty odd position at the moment where the party is fairly popular and has decent approval ratings, but Madigan himself is pretty unpopular by most segments of the population (though his job approval is much higher than his favorability). There were murmurings of ditching Madigan, but everyone still remembers what happened that last time they did that so nothing ever came of it. The hopes are now that voters will still support the party even if they don't like who is leading it.I like them! I expected the DPP to be a bit more right-wing and the greens to be more centrist, but I can't say I'm upset that neither of those turned out to be true
Although wait, Sarah Palin is the DPP's leader? Oh no...
F for Labor, but that's close enough it could become a hung parliament so who knows, a Labor-Progressive or Labor-Progressive-Green coalition could be on the horizon. It's your TL though, and your TL is excellent, so even if the result would disappoint me if I lived in your TL I'd still like it
Hell yeah! I love it. I can give you the names of some obscure UP politicians if you wanna include them in your TL somehow
Maybe you could make Scott Dianda a member of Madigan's cabinet or something, he's a pretty well-known local politician up here and up until last election was my state rep. It might be hard to find good pics of him though so if you can't then it's fine if you don't
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Dianda
https://ballotpedia.org/Scott_Dianda
That gives me an idea, maybe Labor can narrowly hold onto their majority in the 2019 election but then afterwards there's a leadership spill that leads to Madigan getting ditched in favor of someone else, maybe even Dianda lol. But if you decide not to put him in Madigan's cabinet you could make him the Labor Premier of SuperiorLabor's in a pretty odd position at the moment where the party is fairly popular and has decent approval ratings, but Madigan himself is pretty unpopular by most segments of the population (though his job approval is much higher than his favorability). There were murmurings of ditching Madigan, but everyone still remembers what happened that last time they did that so nothing ever came of it. The hopes are now that voters will still support the party even if they don't like who is leading it.
Yeah it looks like that site only shows incumbent state legislators, and Dianda got term-limited in 2018 and tried unsuccessfully to run for State Senate that same yearAnd thank you! I probably should make a cabinet for Madigan at some point too. This is the website I usually use to find local politicians if I need them, and I'll always welcome any other people you want to suggest because I also want to start making provincial elections for the Commonwealth too.
Slight edit, I think the former would be better as a member of Labor. But the latter would definitely be a member of the Liberals
Ed Royce of the Liberal Party is the current Premier of California (California is a swing province rather than being safe left-wing as in OTL).Awesome creative work! Who’s the current governor of Province of California and New York as well as Northern Missouri?
How would Christian Right fare in Dixie?
How Kirsten Gillibrand doing in this TL?
It's excellent! One slight typo though, it's Baraga, not Baranga2018 Superior Provincial Election
In the 2018 Superior General Election, incumbent Labor Premier Ken Summers, who replaced retiring Premier Ken Boshkoff earlier that year, managed to narrowly hold his party's absolute majority to keep Labor control over Superior provincial government. By winning Cochran West by 51 votes over the Progressives, Labor was able to prevent a minority government and possible coalition with the Progressives, who along with the DPP saw gains in the 2018 election.
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Thank you! Fixed it.It's excellent! One slight typo though, it's Baraga, not Baranga