Meet the Candidates Part 2

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Raymond T. Donaldson 
(Workers Party).
MP for Donalsmith.
Raymond Terence Donaldson was born to a postman and a milkman/woman. He was put to work as a chimney sweep at age 1 and 3 months. He then decided to do something about the miserable conditions he was living in  (actually by now he had won the lottery and had a million pounds) and joined the Workers Party, where he gradually worked himself up from Deputy Leader to the position he is in today - Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Marlovia and All the Isles Around It.









Frederick Gloucestershire-Thompson
(United North Party).
MP for Alamy.
Fredrik Glockorcir (meaning Ruler of Glaciers) was born to Frolik Glockorcir and Maria Frutik. He was the grandson of Rickared the Pirate. His mother married again to Sir Richard Thompson and they moved from the Northern Mountains to Marlovia. Fredrik marlovianised his name and (with the help of his cousin Lord Ottercoe) became a prominent member of the Far North Party and also of the United Party, and a member of the United North Party when they joined. He is the cousin of many Northern politicians, such as Lawrence Lord Ottercoe and William Dexter.



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Charles T. Wilberforce 
(Education Party).
MP for Oxbridge.
Charles Tortoise Wilberforce became the Leader of the Education Party in 1988, being the son of Sir Charles M. Wilberforce, its previous leader. He was the Patron for the University of Camford from 2015 to 2017.




Kilroy Sharpe.
(National Progressive Republican Party).
MP for Cynthia.
Kilroy Sharpe, a prominent member of the Liberty Party left this party to found his own - the National Progressive Republican Party. What National-Progressive-Republicanism actually is, no-one is certain of at the moment. Another former member of the Liberty Party, Anthony Meredith Junior, has become Deputy Leader of the NPR Party. It has managed to get six seats in parliament, very surprisingly.












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