Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Josh
“Coming to the end of her mandate, Kim Campbell has been forced to call an election. The country is plagued with unemployment and a huge defecit, but after uniting the PC and Reform parties Campbell has a new vision. Will the voters give the new united-right party a chance, or will the Liberals form their first government after nine years in Opposition?”
Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Josh
“The Liberal party is facing a tough foe – a united right. Can the Liberals, who won the 1993 election, gain another mandate from the Canadian people, or will the United Conservative Party leap from the Opposition benches into government?”
Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Sandy McLachlan
“With the Conservative minority defeated on a non-confidence motion, the nation will find itself torn between returning Harper’s Conservatives to Ottawa with a second mandate or standing behind the newly united left and the Liberal-Democrats.”
Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Habsfan
“Jean Chrétien calls an election on his platform of defecit reduction. Can he keep his majority from 1993, or will the opposition be able to hold him back?”
Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Habsfan
“In a snap election called by Chrétien, a new party, the Canadian Alliance, hopes to finally bring forward a challenge for the Prime Minister’s spot. Will Chrétien cruise to another majority…or have Canadians had enough?”
Prime Minister Forever – Canada
Author: Habsfan
“After 4 years of PC government, Nova Scotia goes to the polls for a rare summer election. Will John Hamm continue as Premier, or will the Liberals or NDP be able to stop the Tories?”
Prime Minister Forever – British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“4 years after the highs of holding the Commonwealth Games, Edinburgh has woken up to a depressed economy and rising fuel bills. Still a prosperous city reigning in tourists and intellectuals as ever, it has a strong unionist edge over Labour, but it could be lost marginally, if Labour wins the UK-wide election. The wealthy west and south traditionally vote Conservative and the industrial north and east traditionally vote Labour. Will anything change in here or will it remain a 1 seat Tory lead?”
Prime Minister Forever – British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“Birmingham, the “Second City of the United Kingdom,” has gone through a further new wave of immigration in the 1980s, ranging from Ireland to non-Commonwealth countries like Somalia. This has caused serious unrest in the city, culminating in the Handsworth race riots in 1981 and 1985. With Neil Kinnock’s re-invigorated Labour, will the people of Birmingham reject Thatcher’s hopes for a third term?”
Prime Minister Forever – British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“By 1989, Prime Minister Margaret’s Thatcher’s leadership was coming under attack from her own party’s MP’s, over her controversial reforms on taxation, introducing the Community Charge, or more infamously known as the “Poll Tax”. After already contesting a leadership challenge in 1989 but winning with ease, Margaret Thatcher faces a really tough test against 3 of her own cabinet ministers.”
Prime Minister Forever – British Version
Author: Treasurer of the PC
“Magaret Thatcher’s Conservatives are hoping for a third term. Neil Kinnock’s Labour has taken a more centrist stance and will be more of a challenge than their 1983 election disaster. The SDP-Liberal Alliance continues, and hope to overtake Labour as the second party. A Thatcher backlash is beginning to take place in Scotland and northern England, but Kinnock has to prove he is electable in the southern counties and London.”
