FORT COLINS, MANARA – Earlier today on the floor of the Manara Senate, a large debate had broken out. For weeks the Manara Party, leader of the Government Coalition with the Conservative Party, has been advocating for reforming the electoral system. State Senator David Gorbold (M-Trinity Co 1) brought up to the floor that “in the upcoming election, there is a possibility that a party with the least amount of votes in the general [election] can win [the Governorship]”, referring to the Liberal Party, who are two votes away from holding a majority in the Senate and are the leader … Continue reading Election Reform in Manara?

FORT COLINS, MANARA – On May 4th, 2021, around 780 thousand people will be eligible to vote for the Governorship of Manara. The incumbent governor is of the progressive Manara Party, and has enacted many a thing for the state, including signing the Manara Free Health Act in 2013, raising the minimum wage from FS$15.00 (US$11.14) an hour to FS$27.00 (US$20.06) an hour, which raised the 52-week 40-hour income to almost FS$54,000 a year (US$41,000), up from FS$23,171.20 per year (US$31,179.20), legalizing marijuana in the Cannabis Act of 2016, and namely passing the Second Manara Education Act, which made ages … Continue reading Korr for another Four?