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British Columbia – 1975

Prime Minister Forever – Canada 2008

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British Columbia - 1975 — British Columbia – 1975

“NDP Premier, David Barrett has called a snap election three years after he led the party to a comfortable victory at his first attempt. The task may be more difficult this time as the opposition are less split three ways; the Social Credit party, refreshed by a new leader, have already persuaded Liberal, NDP and Progressive Conservative MLAs to join their ranks. Bill Bennett, son of WAC Bennett is the new Social Credit Leader. There are new leaders also for the Liberals (Gordon Gibson) and the Progressive Conservatives (George Wallace). To counter Barrett’s openly Socialist NDP, Bennett had shifted the Social Credit party towards the centre ground.”

Wales National Assembly – 2007

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Author: Treasurer of the PC

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Wales National Assembly - 2009 — Wales National Assembly – 2007

“The ruling Welsh Labour party have lost their majority in the Welsh Assembly after one Labour AM left to become an independent. This was embarrassing for the party. The prospect of Lab-Plaid coalition looms in this election, as Labour’s popularity has dropped slowly but steadily. Once the new term begins, the election winner(s) will have more powers in the Assembly than ever before, thanks to the Government of Wales Act 2006. Nationalist party Plaid Cymru, have complained the increased devolved powers don’t go far enough. After a disappointing 2005 General election, Plaid hope for better results. The Conservatives are on course to hurt Labour’s vote and for their best result since the Assembly began. Meanwhile, the Lib Dems are looking stale as criticisms continue of their leader.”

Ocia – 2009

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Author – GOP Progressive

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From the scenario designer: “Ocia is a Yugoslav-majority country bordering both the Adriatic and the Mediterranean with a strong social democratic tradition. Since the fall of Communism within the surrounding region, it has become a world leader in tourism, economic growth, and social development. However, the ruling Social Democrats have been toppled by a vote of no confidence from their coalition partners. Can the opposition parties stage a comeback or will the Social Democrats remain in power?”