Alternate Wikipedia Infoboxes II

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Lemon flavoured

Lemon flavoured

As mentioned above, this is an infobox for the most recent general election in my fictional political intrigue world. And yeah, I did use 1) a porn star and 2) myself as face actors. Full list of face actors in the disclaimer a the bottom.

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Zioneer

Zioneer

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Iserlohn said:
*Robert Redford intensifies*

An old idea of mine finally realized in an infobox: president Robert Redford! As you can imagine, his nomination alone was quite the surprise but him actually winning lead to a massive upheaval in US politics still felt today ITTL.
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As a liberal Utahn, you cannot imagine how happy this infobox makes me.
 

Iserlohn

Two infoboxes within 24 hours..? I'm on a roll!

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To honor one of the greatest people who ever lived and died earlier this year: Christopher Lee goes into politics instead of moving to America in 1977. Though it should be noted that Lee returned to acting occasionally, doing several instances of voice-acting and cameos in various productions. After deciding not to run again for his MP seat, he mostly focused on another of his passions, singing, recording several opera albums.
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Utgard96

Utgard96

Iserlohn said:
He wasn't party leader of the Conservatives. It isn't really a requirement, at least not officially. Granted he became the first PM to not be a party leader since 1935 but it isn't impossible...
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It is practically impossible. Particularly so when you're in government - during leadership elections for a government party, the implication (however unstated) is that you're electing a new PM as well as a new leader.
 
Commissar From Kiev

Commissar From Kiev

Ares96 said:
It is practically impossible. Particularly so when you're in government - during leadership elections for a government party, the implication (however unstated) is that you're electing a new PM as well as a new leader.
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True. And anyway, it's not like the party leader's going to let another MP in his/her party take the Prime Ministership.
 

Iserlohn

Ares96 said:
It is practically impossible. Particularly so when you're in government - during leadership elections for a government party, the implication (however unstated) is that you're electing a new PM as well as a new leader.
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I'll be revising it then... Expect the new version to be up tomorrow morning.

EDIT: new version is up in the original post.
 
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