Campaigns for IRSA Leadership

Organizations
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Welcome to the Campaigns for the IRSA Leadership

Protocol for campaigns

  • Member states may pose questions to the candidates.

  • Candidates may post manifestoes and other electoral paraphernalia

  • Remain respectful.

List of candidates for head of the civilian administration

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Name
Country
Age
Affiliation and career

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Cedric Gowershold
Great Morstaybishlia]
56
MP for Opsterbay (1995 by-election to 2019), former Home Secretary of the MBE and Secretary of State for Education under Labour administration (1996-1998)]


Nexhmije Kērpaçi
Vivancantadia
36]
Former Home Secretary of Vivan during King Benedict III’s Reign (1997-2014) Former Head of the Conservative Party Of Vivancantadia(Old King’s Front 2000-2018)

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Karoline Teiche
Valerica
40
Defense minister of Valerica
(2014-2018),
Head of Valerican Corpocratist Party
(2012-2018)
Youngest female congress member at 22 (2002)

Mara Jade Wilson
Nagato
33
Leader of the Nagatoian Centrist Party (2005 - 2006)
Founder of the Nagatoian Centrist Party (2005)
Political Science Author (2001 - 2006)
Actress (1993 - 2000)

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Lancer-Valentine Jolva
Axdel
78]
Served in the Norogradian Armed forced during the AIW
Renown Sociologist and proponent of free speech
Led the Axdel Coalition in the Norograd Civil war
Served as president of Axdel from 1996-2009

List of candidates for the head of the military administration

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Name
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Age
Affiliation and career

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Freya Matteri
Axdel
45
Navy Engineering officer, later chief engineer of ANV Citadel (1997-2012)
Ran as representative for the Labour Union party in Laputia East (2015-2017)
Undersecretary of Defence (2018-present)

Surya Abdi
United Malordia
60
General in the Republic armed forces (army) (1960-now)
General in the Military rankings of the army
use to be a leutenant from (1950’s)1
An assortment of positions in the RAF (Republic Armed Forces)
A charismatic leader
Empowers the citizens
invest in its own people nominated as the mr. Construction

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Pierce James Brosnan
Nagato
67
A spokesperson for the Nagatoian Party (2002 - 2006)
Actor (1992 - 2002)
General in the Royal Navy of Nagato, NGS Mullin Tanglewood (1985 - 1990)
Colonel in the RNN, NGS Mullin Tanglewood (1980 - 1985)
Lieutenant in the RNN, NGS Mullin Tanglewood (1975 - 1980)
An assortment of positions in the RNN (1971 - 1975)

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Rasmar Vetrec’h
Valerica
51
Colonel in Valerican Defense forces
Service: Commander of 1st readiness brigade 2009- 2018,
Lector in Valeric officer school
2006- 2009,
Distinguished service in peacekeeping operations 2000-2006

Admiral Lukas Normanzoon Heide
Vistaraland
49
Former Commander of the Vistari Imperial Navy
Service: Chibian Insurgency, Draken Sea Anti Piracy Operations, Auroran-Pacific War

Timeline of campaigning

  • 20 February 2021 - Campaigning starts

  • 26 February 2021 - Campaigning ends

  • 28 February 2021 - Results released

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Teoti Mohinahina, Ambassador of the Oan Isles to the Intercontinental Regional Security Accords poses the following open question to the Candidates for the Head of the Military Administration:
How do you plan on protecting the rights of and promoting the inclusion of minority species, women and gender minorities within the military administration.
To the candidates for the head of the civilian administration, the following question is posed:
Do you believe that the IRSA is effectively administering its role in creating a secure free world? And do you think that this is a valid role for the IRSA to play? And why?

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For the Civilian Administration question.

Kērpaçi:
I believe that IRSA even though in it’s younger ages have effectively played it’s role on securing a free world on it’s members, as everyone have growned exponentially in their respective industries. I highly think that this is indeed a valid role for IRSA to play. IRSA may be a a militaristic alliance at first glance but it can be any alliance of some sort. IRSA’s ambition is to give a secure world while free market and speech reigns, to make the people secure in their lives. IRSA’s effects may not be seen in the whole world, but you can clearly see the results of what IRSA has made on its members throughout the years. And it will continue to grow.