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		+	==First Election==
		+	The first election was based solely on representatives from the first three provinces. The final vote was 90-0, unopposed.
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	! RL Location !! My Location !! Population!! School(s) || Military Posts	+	! 1951 Candidates !! Party !! Total delegates
	|-		|-
−	| '''1. NORTH MAGOOTZ''' || ||  ||	+	| David Grant/Brian Ellis (X) || Freedom || 90
	|-		|-
−	| Region 1, AB || Example || 82,627 || North Magootz State	+	| Unopposed || || 0
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1951==
		+
		+	The creation of the country ushered in the first three provinces: Caperton, Dinagat and North Magootz. For the first years, Lakeview was the national capital.
		+
		+	===1. CAPERTON===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Region 2, AB || Example || 169,729 || North Magootz, Magootz Tech	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Region 4, AB || Oyster Creek || 9,573 || Example	+	| 33 || Kingston Heights || 919,040 || Eastern Caperton || 9 (Lake Erie Catholic, Lake Ontario Catholic, Kingston Heights, Kingston Central, Father Davis, Bishop Lewis, Our Lady of the Lake, North Caperton Catholic, Southlake)
	|-		|-
−	| Region 5, AB || Example || 55,078 || Example	+	| 107 || LAKEVIEW || 241,722 || Lakeview || 3 (Lakeview East, Lakeview West, Father Grant)
	|-		|-
−	| '''2. RED DEER''' ||  ||  ||	+	| ||  ||  || Caperton ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 19, AB || Wrightsville || 120,380 || Wright State	+	| || || || Caperton A & M ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 18, AB || Cathedral City || 14,488 ||	+	| 163 || Yerington || 134,905 || || 2 (Yerington, Caperton Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Region 17, AB || Institute || 61,590 || Western Military College	+	| 224 || Cooperstown || 88,765 || Caperton Tech || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 16, AB || Saint Hedwig || 73,988 || Red Deer	+	| 236 || Mesquite || 80,317 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''3. QUEENSLAND''' || ||  ||	+	| 353 || North Salisbury || 41,815 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 7, AB || Morgantown || 41,574 || Morgan State	+	| 435 || Collegeville || 22,910 || Caperton State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 8, AB || West Liberty || 209,395 || West Liberty State	+	|     ||             ||       || Lake Shore State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 10, AB || Liberty City || 97,449 || Liberty	+	| 471 || Westerville || 15,934 || Lycrabon War College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 11, AB || Example || 1,366,050 || Qeensland, Queensland A & M	+	| 512 || Salisbury || 7.716 || Salisbury State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 13, AB || Salisbury || 71,016 || Salisbury State	+	| TOTAL || || 1,553,124 ||  ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===2. DINAGAT===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Region 12, AB || Oxford || 67,120 || Queensland State	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| '''4. LIVONIA''' || || ||	+	| 207 || Steubenville || 98,990 || Steubenville College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 14, AB || Lewisburg || 29,291 || Davis & Lewis College	+	| 266 || Westover Hills || 65,393 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 15, AB || Albany || 38,594 || Albany	+	| 315 || North Summersville || 48,946 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 9, AB || Example || 20,869 ||	+	| 337 || SUMMERSVILLE || 43,450 || Northern Dinagat State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 6, AB || Example || 1,498,778 || Livonia State	+	| 349 || Flatwoods || 42,155 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 3, AB || Example || 38,956 ||	+	| 368 || Avon || 37,031 || Southern Dinagat State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''5. NORTHLAND'''|| || ||	+	|     ||     ||       || Air Force Academy ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 18, SK || Example || 36,557 ||	+	| 456 || Centerville || 17,457 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 17, SK || Example || 44,180 || Northland Christian	+	| TOTAL ||           || 364,422  ||  ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===3. NORTH MAGOOTZ===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Region 16, SK || Example || 37,845 ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Region 15, SK || Example || 83,725 || Northland State, Northland A & M	+	| 109 || YOUNGSTOWN || 238,823 || Youngstown State || 3 (Youngstown East, Youngstown Central, Youngstown Ursuline)
	|-		|-
−	| Region 14, SK || Example || 37,195 ||	+	| 116 || Brownsville || 210,312 || Brown || 2 (Brownsville, Brownsville Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| '''6. NORTH COLUMBIA'''|| || ALL SK ||	+	| 218 || Springfield || 91,108 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 13 || Fullerton || 23,089 || North Columbia-Fullerton	+	| 245 || Adrienne || 75,812 || North Magootz || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 12 || Example || 23,228 || Example	+	| || || || Magootz Tech ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 8 || Kingsville || 29,962 || North Columbia-Kingsville	+	| 354 || North Adrienne || 40,826 || North Magootz State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 4 || Example || 10,879 || Example	+	| TOTAL || || 656,881 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1952==
		+	Expansion slowly pushe southeast with the addition of Midlands and Northland.
		+
		+	===NORTHLAND===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Region 7 || Example || 46,648 || North Columbia	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Region 3 || Example || 12,691 || Example	+	| 126 || Winslow || 183,682 || || 2 (Winslow East, Winslow West)
	|-		|-
−	| '''7. WEST YORK''' || || ALL SK ||	+	| 258 || MERCERSBURG || 68,941 || Northland A & M || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 11 || Example || 271,170 || Example	+	| || || || Northland Christian ||
	|-		|-
−	| Region 10 || Example || 17,546 || Example	+	| 296 || State College || 54,984 || Northland State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 6 || Example || 237,746 || West York	+	| 358 || Wampum || 39,988 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Region 2 || Example || 22,266 || Example	+	| TOTAL ||     || 347,595 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===MIDLANDS===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Region 1 || Example || 31,333 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Region 9 || Example || 35,314 || Example	+	| 82 || Dravosburg || 365,169 || Dravosburg State || 3 (Dravosburg Central Catholic, Dravosburg, Riverside)
	|-		|-
−	| Region 5 || Example || 32,007 || Example	+	| 152 || East Fork || 147,212 || East Fork Christian College || 2 (East Fork, Mountain Valley)
	|-		|-
−	| '''8. WASHINGTON''' || || ALL MB ||	+	| || || || Eastern Midlands ||
	|-		|-
−	| Central Plains (8-10) || Example || 48,289 || Example	+	| 220 || Sutton || 89,847 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Eastman (1-2, 12) || Example || 104,535 || Washington State	+	| 222 || Fair Haven || 88,880 || Fair Haven State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Interlake (13-14, 18) || Example || 91,743 || Example	+	| 272 || Carlisle || 63,801 || Midlands || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Northern (19, 21-23) || Example || 88,146 || Northern Washington	+	| || || || Midlands Tech ||
	|-		|-
−	| Parkland (16-17, 20) || Example || 42,088 || Example	+	| 330 || Jefferson Hills || 45,200 || Central Midlands || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Pembina Valley (3-4) || Example || 52,126 || Southern Washington	+	| 361 || Clinton || 39,238 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Westman (5-7, 15) || Example || 108,868 || Washington	+	| 426 || Philipsburg || 24,619 || Philipsburg State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Capital Region (11) || Example || 636,137 ||	+	| Example || Example || 818,766 || Example || Example
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1953-60==
		+
		+	The remainder of the first decade saw single provinces in each year.
		+
		+	===EAST NAMPA, 1953 ===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| '''9. SOUTH HAMPSHIRE''' ||  || ALL NE ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Box Butte County || Example || 11,305 || Example	+	| 169 || New Alexandria || 127,089 || East Nampa || 2 (Alexandria, Walker)
	|-		|-
−	| Deuel County || Example || 1,937 || Example	+	| 213 || Taylorsville || 93,887 || Nampa State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Scoots Bluff County || Saltville || 36,848 || South Hampshire, Saltville State	+	| 310 || Barnettsville || 49,792 || Penn Highlands || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cheyenne County || Example || 10,091 || Hampshire State	+	| 322 || Mifflinburg || 46,682 || Example || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Sioux County || Example || 1,475 || Example	+	| 327 || Fort Stonewall || 45,913 || Example || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Banner, Kimball County || Example || 4,461 || Example	+	| 424 || Burlington || 24,636 || Burlington College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dawes County || Example || 9,088 || Example	+	| TOTAL || || 387,999 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===EAGLETON, 1954===
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Sheridan County || Example || 5,251 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Morrill, Garden County || Example || 6,810 || Example	+	| 108 || Frederick || 239,582 || Frederick State || 3 (Frederick, Frederick Catholic, Eagleton Military Academy)
	|-		|-
−	| '''10. SOUTH COLUMBIA''' || ||  ||	+	| 148 || Franklin || 149,618 ||  || 2 (West Franklin, East Franklin)
	|-		|-
−	| Holt County, NE || Example || 10,449 || South Columbia	+	| 150 || Grantsville || 149,180 || Grantsville State || 2 (Grantsville, Eagleton Prep)
	|-		|-
−	| Cherry County, NE || Example || 5,788 || Example	+	| 192 || Gallitzin || 104,169 || Northern Eagleton || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Grant, Hooker County, NE || Example || 1,371 || Example	+	| 241 || SOLON || 77,742 || Eagleton || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Thomas County, NE || Example || 699 || Example	+	| 249 || Frostburg || 74,012 || Frostburg State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Keya Paha, Brown, Rock County, NE || Example || 5,127 || Example	+	| 298 || Junction City || 53,498 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Blaine, Loup County, NE || Example || 1,058 || Example	+	| 311 || Wickliffe || 49,762 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Garfield, Wheeler County, NE || Example || 2,794 || Example	+	| 411 || Milton || 28,212 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Boyd County, NE || Example || 2,032 || Example	+	| 430 || Lexington || 23,964 || || 1
−	|-	+
−	| '''11. SOUTH MAGOOTZ''' ||  || ||	+
	|-		|-
−	| Red Willow County, NE || Example || 11,006 || Example	+	| 454 || Manchester || 17,541 || Southern Eagleton State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lincoln County, NE || Lincoln || 36,051 || Lincoln, South Magootz	+	| 480 || Newport || 14,845 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dundy, Chase County, NE || Example || 5,981 || Example	+	| TOTAL || || 958,161 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===RIVERTON, 1955===
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Hayes Hitchcock County, NE || Example || 3,848 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Frontier County, NE || Example || 2,709 || Example	+	| 106 || CHARLESTOWN || 241,728 || Riverton || 3 (Charlestown, North Catholic, Riverview)
	|-		|-
−	| Perkins, Keith County, NE|| Example || 11,051 || South Magootz State	+	| || || || Charlestown State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Arthur, McPherson County, NE || Example || 984 || Example	+	| 157 || Bridgewater || 138,517 || Bridgewater State || 2 (North Bridgewater, South Bridgewater)
	|-		|-
−	| Logan County, NE || Example || 763 || Example	+	| 194 || Parkersburg || 103,122 || Ohio Valley U || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''12. EAGLETON'''|| || ||	+	| 402 || Jackson || 29,211 || Jackson State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Washington County, NE || Example || 20,223 || Example	+	| 404 || Carrolltown || 28,836 || John Carroll || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Platte County, NE || Example || 32,505 || Example	+	| 463 || Pleasant Valley || 16,813 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dakota County, NE || Example || 20,947 || Example	+	| 468 || Oakland || 16,583 || Oakland || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Madison County, NE || Example || 35,278 || Eagleton	+	| 472 || Harrisonburg || 15,864 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Boone County, NE || Example || 5,505 || Example	+	| 511 || Institute || 8,202 || Riverton Tech || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Burt, Thurston County, NE || Example || 13,469 || Example	+	| TOTAL || || 598,876 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SUSQUEHANNA, 1956 ===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Cuming, Stanton County, NE || Example || 15,129 || Example	+	! Nation Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Wayne County, NE || Example || 9,411 || Example	+	| 57 || Lancaster || 519,445 || Susquehanna Tech || 5 (Lancaster Mennonite, Lancaster Catholic, North Lancaster, Lancaster, South Lancaster)
	|-		|-
−	| Dixon, Cedar County, NE || Example || 14,562 || Northern Eagleton	+	| 70 || YORK || 434,972 || Susquehanna || 4 (York Tech, West York, York Central Catholic, North York)
	|-		|-
−	| Dodge County, NE || Example || 36,515 || Southern Eagleton State	+	| 74 || Berkshire || 411,442 || Susquehanna State || 4 (Berkshire East, Berkshire West, Berkshire South, Valley)
	|-		|-
−	| Colfax County, NE || Example || 10,425 || Example	+	| 102 || Riverside || 268,100 || Example || 3 (Riverside East, Riverside West, Riverside)
	|-		|-
−	| Knox County, NE || Example || 8,565 || Example	+	| 110 || New Cumberland || 235,406 || || 2 (Cumberland Valley, Cumberland Heights)
	|-		|-
−	| Antelope, Pierce County, NE || Example || 13,966 || Example	+	| 151 || Schuylkill Heights || 148,289 || || 2 (Schuylkill Heights, Schuylkill Valley)
	|-		|-
−	| '''13. DINAGAT''' || || ||	+	| 164 || Lebanon || 133,568 || Lebanon Valley College || 2 (Lebanon, Lebanon Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Bennett County, SD || Example || 3,431 || Example	+	| 177 || Williamsport || 116,111 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Custer County, SD || Example || 8,216 || Example	+	| 200 || Adamsburg || 101,407 || Adams State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Fall River County, SD || Example || 7,094 || Example	+	| 212 || Humble || 94,528 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Gregory County, SD || Example || 4,271 || Southern Dinagat State	+	| 255 || Richmond      || 69,450 || Richmond || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Haakon County, SD || Example || 1,937 || Example	+	| 260 || Elizabethtown  || 67,295 || Elizabethtown College ||
	|-		|-
−	| Jackson County, SD || Example || 3,031 || Example	+	| 325 || Perrysburg    || 45,969 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Tripp County, SD || Example || 5,644 || Example	+	| 331 || Uniontown      || 44,947 || Union College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Todd County, SD || Example || 9,612 || Example	+	| 351 || Dawson Springs || 41,981 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Stanley County, SD || Example || 2,966 || Example	+	| 359 || Snydertown    || 39,702 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Pennington County, SD || Summersville || 100,948 || Northern Dinagat State, Air force	+	| 452 || Montoursville  || 18,267 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Oglala Lakota County, SD || Example || 13,586 || Example	+	| TOTAL ||             || 2,337,907 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===NEWCASTLE, 1957===
		+
		+	After the first nationwide - what there was to that point - election, the national capital was moved to its present-day location of St. Catherine.
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Jones County, SD || Example || 1,006 || Example	+	! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Lyman County, SD || Example || 3,755 || Example	+	| 17 || ST. CATHERINE || 1,203,738 || St. Catherine State || 11 (St. Catherine Central, Duquesne, North Shore, City West, St. Catherine Davis, Bishop Grant, North Catholic, South Side, TBD, TBD, TBD)
	|-		|-
−	| Mellette County, SD || Example || 2,048 || Example	+	| ||         ||           || Duquesne ||
	|-		|-
−	| '''14. SPOKANIA''' || || ||	+	| ||         ||           || Point Park ||
	|-		|-
−	| Butte County, SD || Example || 10,110 || Example	+	| 119 || Washington Valley || 207,820 || Davis & Grant College || 2 (Washington Valley, Fort Washington)
	|-		|-
−	| Corson County, SD || Example || 4,050 || Example	+	| 132 || Zanesville || 170,539 || Newcastle || 2 (Zanesville, West Zanesville)
	|-		|-
−	| Dewey County, SD || Example || 5,301 || Example	+	| 174 || Saltville || 120,777 || Saltville State || 2 (Saltville, Mon Valley Christian)
	|-		|-
−	| Harding County, SD || Example || 1,255 || Example	+	| 363 || Greensburg || 38,686 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lawrence County, SD || Spokane || 24,097 || Spokane	+	| 448 || West Sutton || 19,610 || West Sutton || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Meade County, SD || Example || 25,434 || Spokania State	+	| 474 || North Saltville || 15,829 || Example || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Perkins County, SD || Example || 2,982 || Example	+	| TOTAL || || 1,776,999 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Second Election==
		+	As each of the new provinces hadn'thad their first official allocation, it was decided that any provinces added between a census and an election would get the minimum of 3 votes.
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	| Ziebach County, SD || Example || 2,801 || Example	+	! Candidates !! Party !! Incumbent !! Votes
	|-		|-
−	| '''15. RIVERTON''' || || ||	+	| Grant/Ellis || Freedom || X || 16
	|-		|-
−	| Richardson, Nemaha, Johnson, Pawnee County, NE || Example || 23,135 || Example	+	| Marcus Johnson/Neil Thomas || Continental || || 10
	|-		|-
−	| Gage County, NE || Example || 21,864 || Example	+	| Nathan Robinson/- || Independent || || 0 (Note 1)
	|-		|-
−	| Lancaster County, NE || Lancaster || 297,036 || Riverton Tech	+	| Michael Davis/Stephen Smith || National || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Cass County, NE || Example || 25,357 || Example	+	| Ryan Francis/Alfred Fox || Green || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Otoe County, NE || Example || 15,752 || Example	+	| Anthony Foster/Paul Lawson || Workers || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Douglas County, NE || Charlestown || 537,256 || Riverton, Charlestown State	+	| Kurtis Roach/Howard Rosario || Republican || || 0
		+	|}
		+
		+	# Robinson was killed in a car accident during primary season, and not replaced.
		+
		+
		+	===MONONGALIA, 1958 ===
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Sarpy County, NE || Bridgewater || 169,331 || Bridgewater State	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| '''16''' || || ||	+	| 210 || SHARON || 96,189 || Monongahela College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hamilton County, NE || Example || 9,112 || Example	+	| 256 || Harrisonville || 69,099 || Monongalia State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Jefferson County, NE || Example || 7,560 || Example	+	| 292 || Fairmont || 56,418 || Fairmont State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Polk County, NE || Example || 5,275 || Example	+	| 382|| Crescent Springs || 33,520 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Thayer County, NE || Example || 5,189 || Example	+	| 399 || Garrettsville || 29,854 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Saunders County, NE || || 20,929 ||	+	| 461 || Hudson || 16,895 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| York County, NE || || 13,883 ||	+	| TOTAL || || 301,975 || Example || Example
		+	|}
		+
		+	===ASHTABULA, 1959===
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Seward County, NE || || 17,089 ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Fillmore County, NE || || 5,698 ||	+	| 112  || Salem            || 230,041 || Lake Erie College || 2 (Salem, Lake Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Saline County, NE || || 14,416 ||	+	| 199  || ASHTABULA CENTER || 101,497 || Ashtabula || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Nance, Merrick County, NE || || 11,425	+	|       ||                 ||        || Ashtabula Tech ||
	|-		|-
−	| Butler County, NE || Butler || 8,312 || Butler	+	| 215  || Lilly            || 93,389 || Ashtabula State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''17''' ||  || ||	+	| TOTAL ||                  || 424,927 ||  ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===NORTH CUYAHOGA, 1960 ===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Dunn County, ND || Example || 3,536 || Example	+	! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Golden Valley County, ND || Example || 1,680 || Example	+	| 16    || Westlake        || 1,280,122 || North Cuyahoga || 12
	|-		|-
−	| Adams County, ND || Example || 2,343 || Example	+	|       ||                 ||               || Metro State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Billings County, ND || Example || 783 || Example	+	|       ||                 ||               || Westlake State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Bowman County, ND || Example || 3,151 || Example	+	| 95    || Louisville      ||   301,356 || Naval Academy || 3 (Louisville, Lake Ridge Academy, Naval Prep)
	|-		|-
−	| Grant County, ND || Example || 2,394 || Example	+	| 130  || Westlake Heights ||   172,332 || || 2 (Westlake Heights, Westlake Christian)
	|-		|-
−	| Hettinger County, ND || Example || 2,477 || Example	+	| 172  || Patton Village  ||   124,475 || || 2 (Patton Village, West Village)
	|-		|-
−	| McKenzie County, ND || Example || 6,360 || Example	+	| 243  || Vermilion        ||     77,079 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Mercer County, ND || Mercer || 8,424 || Example	+	| 285  || New London      ||     59,626 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Morton County, ND || Example || 27,471 || Example	+	| 299  || Westlake Village ||     53,139 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Oliver County, ND || Mount Oliver || 1,846 || Example	+	| TOTAL ||                 || 2,068,129 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1961-1970==
		+
		+	Being at 13 provinces ten years along, the nation looked to get to near 20 prior to the second election in 1963.
		+	===WEST ONTARIO, 1961===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Sioux County, ND || Example || 4,153 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Slope County, ND || Barr Slope || 727 || Example	+	| 42  || Massasoit      || 744,344 || Massasoit || 7 (Massasoit, Ontario Central Catholic, Ontario Prep, East Massasoit, Father Lewis, Father Judge, Bishop Davis)
	|-		|-
−	| Stark County, ND || Starkville || 24,199 ||	+	| 56  || Hogan's Corner  || 519,949 || Western Ontario || 5 (Hogan's Corner, West Hogan, East Hogan, Hogan Catholic, University Prep)
	|-		|-
−	| '''18''' || || ||	+	| 71 || Ashland        || 431,346 || Ashland || 4 (Ashland, Ashland Christian, Niagara Prep, Ashland Prep)
	|-		|-
−	| Burke County, ND || Example || 1,968 || Example	+	| 114 || Kenmore Heights || 216,469 || || 2 (Kenmore Heights, Central Prep)
	|-		|-
−	| Burleigh County, ND || Example || 81,308 || Example	+	| 160 || Cascade Valley  || 136,035 || || 2 (Cascade Valley, Cascade Heights)
	|-		|-
−	| Divide County, ND || Example || 2,071 || Example	+	| 195 || Kensington      || 102,962 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Eddy County, ND || Example || 2,385 || Example	+	| 276 || Maple Valley    || 63,175 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Emmons County, ND || Example || 3,550 || Example	+	| 332 || Bridgeport      || 44,876 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Foster County, ND || Example || 3,343 || Example	+	| TOTAL ||               || 2,259,156 || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+
		+
		+	===EAST ONTARIO, 1961===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Kidder County, ND || Example || 2,435 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Pierce County, ND || Example || 4,357 || Example	+	| 66 || Aliquippa || 467,026 || || 4 (Aliquippa, Aliquippa Heights, Aliquippa West, Aliquippa Central Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Renville County, ND || Example || 2,470 || Example	+	| 111 || Pleasant Hill || 234,878 || || 2 (Pleasant Hill, West Hills)
	|-		|-
−	| Rolette County, ND || Example || 13,937 || Example	+	| 173 || WARRENSVILLE || 122,109 || Eastern Ontario || 2 (WARRENSVILLE, Warren Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Logan County, ND || Logan || 1,990 || Example	+	| 176 || Riverbank || 116,229 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| McHenry County, ND || Example || 5,395 || Example	+	| 187 || Spring Creek || 107,931 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| McIntosh County, ND || Example || 2,809 || Example	+	| 214 || Wadsworth || 93,772 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| McLean County, ND || Example || 8,962 || Example	+	| 237 || Shelbyville || 80,026 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Mountrail County, ND || Example || 7,673 || Example	+	| 250 || Porterville || 73,442 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Ward County, ND || Example || 61,675 || Example	+	| 373 || Crystal Bay || 35,251 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Wells County, ND || Wellsburg || 4,207 || Example	+	| 414 || Ridgecrest || 27,087 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Williams County, ND || Williamsburg || 22,398 || Williams College	+	| 422 || Yatesboro || 25,348 || Yatesboro College || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===KANAWHA, 1962===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Benson County, ND || Example || 6,660 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Bottineau County, ND || Example || 6,429 || Example	+	| 125 || KINGSTOWN || 193,063 || Kanawha || 2 (Riverside, Capital)
	|-		|-
−	| Sheridan County, ND || Example || 1,321 || Example	+	| 209 || West Liberty || 96,314 || West Liberty State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Towner County, ND || Example || 2,246 || Example	+	| 295 || Radcliff || 55,486 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''19. MIDLANDS''' || || ||	+	| 324 || Fayetteville || 46,039 || South Kanawha || 1
	|-		|-
−	| LaMoure County, ND || Example || 4,139 || Example	+	| 344 || Owensboro || 42,481 || Kanawha State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dickey County, ND || Example || 5,289 || Example	+	| 370 || Clyde Hill || 36,743 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Griggs County, ND || Example || 2,420 || Example	+	| 413 || Masontown || 27,324 || West Kanawha || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Barnes County, ND || Barnettsville || 11,066 ||	+	| 416 || Clayton || 26,839 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cass County, ND || 149,778 || Carlisle || Midlands	+	| 419 || Nicktown || 26,233 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cavalier County, ND || Example || 3,993 || Example	+	| 425 || Boonsboro || 24,629 || Kanawha A & M|| 1
	|-		|-
−	| Grand Forks County, ND || Example || 66,861 || Midlands Tech	+	| 429 || Buckhannon || 24,254 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Nelson County, ND || || 3,126 ||	+	| 433 || Barlow || 23,216 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Pembina County, ND || || 7,413 ||	+	| 441 || Lincoln || 21,720 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Ramsey County, ND || || 11,451 ||	+	| 470 || Lewisburg || 16,372 || Mountain State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Ransom County, ND || || 5,457 ||	+	| 479 || Winchester || 14,926 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Richland County, ND || Richland || 16,321 ||	+	| 505 || Claysburg || 9,386 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Sargent County, ND || || 3,829 ||	+	| 507 || Webster Springs || 9,154 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Steele County, ND || Steelton || 1,975 ||	+	| 513 || Oxford || 7,627 || Oxford || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===NORTH ALLEGHENY, 1963===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Stutsman County, ND ||  || 21,100 ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Traill County, ND || || 8,121 ||	+	| 121 || UNION CITY || 200,600 || North Allegheny || 2 (Union City, North Union)
	|-		|-
−	| Walsh County, ND || || 11,119 ||	+	| 198 || Tompkinsville || 101,564 || North Allegheny State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''20. NEWCASTLE''' || ||  ||	+	| 223 || Wellsburg || 88,830 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hastings, ON || Hastings || 134,934 ||	+	| 306 || King City || 51,125 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Frontenac, ON || Keller || 149,738 || Northwestern State	+	| 309 || Downey || 50,477 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Toronto, ON || Saint Catherine || 2,615,060 || Saint Catherine State, Queen's College	+	| 313 || Cortland || 49,336 || Cortland || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Peel, ON || Zanesville || 1,296,814 || Lake Erie College	+	| 451 || Albany || 18,343 || Albany || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Third Election==
		+	With a total of 74 votes up for election, the magic number was 38.
		+	{| class="sortable wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| York, ON || Port Erie || 1,032,524 || Saint Lawrence	+	! Candidates !! Party !!Incumbent !! Votes
	|-		|-
−	| Ottawa, ON || Trois-Rivieres || 883,391 || Trois-Rivieres, Newcastle	+	| Grant/Ellis || Freedom || X || 38
	|-		|-
−	| Durham, ON || || 608,124 ||	+	| Jim Blanc/Brian Casson || Independent || || 6
	|-		|-
−	| Simcoe, ON || || 446,063 ||	+	| Nathan Collins/Henry Kennedy || Green || || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Peterborough, ON || Parker || 134,933 ||	+	| Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury || Workers || || 18
	|-		|-
−	| Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry, ON || Fair Haven || 111,164 || Fair Haven State	+	| Richard Fletcher/William Rosenbaum || Republican || || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Prescott and Russell, ON || Bradbury || 85,381 || Example	+	| Edward Walton/Horace Callahan || National || || 3
		+	|}
		+
		+	===APPLETON, 1964===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Leeds and Greenville, ON || Fairwood || 99,306 ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Northumberland, ON || || 82,126 || Example	+	| 1 || NEW AMSTERDAM || 11,008,015 || Appleton || 92
	|-		|-
−	| Kawartha Lakes, ON || Westminster || 73,214 || Westminster College	+	| || || || City ||
	|-		|-
−	| Lanark, ON || Belmont || 65,667 || Belmont	+	| || || || Long Island ||
	|-		|-
−	| Dufferin, ON || Greenville || 56,881 ||	+	| || || || Queensbury College ||
	|-		|-
−	| Lennox and Adington, ON || Anderson || 41,824 ||	+	| 30 || Morgan Hill || 949,113 || Appleton State || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Prince Edward, ON || Green Bluff || 25,258 ||	+	| 34 || Lodi || 905,116 ||  || 8
	|-		|-
−	| '''21. WEST ONTARIO''' || || ||	+	| 38 || Live Oak || 809,858 ||  || 7
	|-		|-
−	| Renfrew, ON || Canterwood || 101,326 ||	+	| 40 || Newman || 783,969 ||  || 7
	|-		|-
−	| Nipissing, ON || || 84,736 ||	+	| 45 || Lafayette || 634,266 || Lafayette || 6
	|-		|-
−	| Muskoka, ON || Aberdeen Gardens || 58,047 || Aberdeen	+	| 54 || Paramount || 536,499 || Appleton State-Paramount || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Parry Sound, ON || Normandy Park || 42,162 || Western Ontario	+	| 63 || Hollister Heights || 501,226 ||  || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Haliburton, ON || Edgewood || 17,026 ||	+	| 65 || Norwalk || 492,276 || || 5
	|-		|-
−	| '''22. ALGOMA'''|| || ||	+	| 78 || Paradise || 372,813 || || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Greater Sudbury, ON || Cascade || 160,274 || Algoma	+	| 81 || Montclair || 366,513 || Montclair State || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Thunder Bay, ON || Clarksburg || 146,057 || Algoma Tech, Lake Superior State	+	| 88 || Mill Valley || 323,444 || || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Algoma, ON || Dryden || 115,870 ||	+	| 90 || Lucernemines || 320,918 || || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Cochrane, ON || West Grimsby || 81,122 ||	+	| 92 || Oakdale || 311,687 ||  || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Kenora, ON || West Kenmore || 57,607 || Algoma Tech, Western Algoma	+	| 115 || Coalport || 214,437 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Timiskaming, ON || Agate || 32,634 ||	+	| 133 || Blairsville || 169,842 ||  || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Sudbury, ON || Salmon Creek || 21,196 ||	+	| 149 || Patterson || 149,265 ||  || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Rainy River, ON || Rainy River || 20,370 ||  || Fort Algoma	+	| 167 || Kingsburg || 128,349 ||  || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Manitoulin, ON || Maple Falls || 13,048||	+	| 185 || Kerman || 108,692 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''23. WINDSOR''' || ||  ||	+	| 205 || Moorpark || 99,710 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Oxford, ON || Davenport || 105,719 ||	+	| 268 || Carbondale || 65,249 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lambton, ON || Marysville || 126,199 ||	+	| 290 || Pikeville || 57,369 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Wellington, ON || Porter || 208,360 || Windsor A & M	+	| 301 || Germantown || 52,822 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Essex, ON || Alexandria || 388,782 ||	+	| 339 || Forest Hill || 43,356 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Middlesex, ON || Highland Heights || 439,151 ||	+	| 409 || Pocono City || 28,276 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SPOKANIA, 1965 ===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Halton, ON || Milford || 501,669 || East Detroit	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Waterloo, ON || Malden || 507,096 || Windsor	+	| 52 || SPOKANE || 541,781 || Spokane || 5 (Spokane Central, Spokane Catholic, Grant Academy, TBD, TBD)
	|-		|-
−	| Chatham-Kent, ON || Apollo || 103,671 ||	+	| 77 || Elk Falls || 375,586 || Spokania State || 4 (Elk Falls, Elk City Catholic, South Falls, Central Catholic)
	|-		|-
−	| Grey, ON || Outlook || 92,568 ||	+	| 139 || Perry || 161,419 || || 2 (Perry, Perry South)
	|-		|-
−	| Elgin, ON || Madison || 87,461 || Windsor-Madison	+	| 179 || Waynesburg || 114,520 || Wayne State || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===COSHOCTON, 1966: 20 Provinces in===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Perth, ON || Endicott || 75,112 ||Endicott College	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Bruce, ON || Kenmore || 66,102 ||	+	| 19 || SAINT HELENA || 1,163,414 || Coshocton || 10
	|-		|-
−	| Huron, ON || Mill Creek || 59,100 ||	+	| 129 || Scotts Valley || 174,214 || || 2 (Valley, Scott)
	|-		|-
−	| '''24. EAST ONTARIO''' || ||  ||	+	| 135 || Avery || 166,492 ||  || 2 (Avery, Avery Baptist)
	|-		|-
−	| Hamilton, ON || Hogan's Corner || 519,949 || Eastern Ontario	+	| 158 || Waterford || 138,333 || || 2 (Waterford, North)
	|-		|-
−	| Niagara, ON || Ashland || 431,346 || Ashland	+	| 216 || Ravenna || || Western Coshocton ||
	|-		|-
−	| Brant, ON || Cascade Valley || 136,035 ||	+	| 227 || Jacksonville || 86,074 || Jacksonville University || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Norfolk, ON || Maple Valley || 63,175 ||	+	| || || || Jacksonville State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Haldimand, ON || Bridgeport || 44,876 ||	+	| 261 || Susanville || 66,501 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''25. NORTH ROYALTON''' || || ||	+	| 283 || Sandusky || 60,921 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lanaudiere and Laurentides, PQ || Laurenderry || 1,031,448 ||	+	| 302 || Vernon || 52,300 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Outaouais and Abitibi-Temiscaminque, PQ || Le Mars ||514,861 ||	+	| 335 || Rosemead|| 43,784 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Nord-du-Quebec, PQ || Nord-du-Montreal || 42,579 ||	+	| 338 || Butler || 43,435 || Butler || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Sauguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean and Cote-Nord, PQ || Northlake || 369,646 ||	+	| 346 || Union Grove || 42,366 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Capitale-Nationale and Mauricie, PQ || French River || 964,219 ||	+	| 357 || Washington Heights || 40,087 || Washington College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Chaudière-Appalaches, Bas-Saint-Lauernt and Gaspésie-Iles-de-la-Madeline, PQ || || 704,885 ||	+	| 369 || Elk Grove || 36,901 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Estrie, Monteregie and Centre-du-Quebec, PQ || Central City || 1,987,329 || North Royalton State	+	| 376 || Woodlake || 34,827 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Montreal and Laval, PQ || Montreal || 2,288,034 || Montreal, Montreal State	+	| 436 ||Ventura || 22,615 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH MAGOOTZ, 1967===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Newfoundland and Labrador || New Labrador || 514,536 || Atlantic Christian	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| '''26. SOUTH MAGOOTZ''' || || NE	+	| 219 || Southgate || 91,019 || South Magootz ||1
	|-		|-
−	| Adams County NE || Adamsburg || 31,610 || Adams State	+	| 239 || BLUEFIELD || 78,859 || Bluefield State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hall County, NE || || 60,720 ||	+	| 279 || Mercer || 62,264 || Mercer || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Custer County, NE || Example || 10,792 || Example	+	| 307 || New Salem || 51,103 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Buffalo County, NE || Buffalo || 47,893 || Buffalo	+	| 334 || Knox City || 44,598 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Valley, Greeley, Sherman, Howard County, NE || Example || 16,188 || Example	+	| 385 || Smithsburg || 33,081 || South Magootz State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dawson County, NE || Dawson Creek || 24,207 || Example	+	| 397 || Russellton || 30,308 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Franklin County, NE || Example || 3,085 || Example	+	| 398 || Clarksville || 30,042 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Furnas, Gosper County, NE || Example || 6,837 || Example	+	| 412 || Kingston || 27,599 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Phelps, Harlan County, NE || Example || 12,726 || Example	+	| 415 || Dayton || 26,978 || Dayton || 1
−	|-	+
−	| Kearney County, NE || Example || 6,548 || Example	+
	|-		|-
−	| Clay County, NE || Claysburg || 6,392 || Example	+	| 431 || South Fork || 23,796 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Webster, Nuckolls County, NE || Webster Springs || 8,101 || Example	+	| 440 || Carter Springs || 22,113 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''27''' || ||  ||	+	| 453 || Arlington || 17,917 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Aurora County, SD || Aurora || 2,710 || Example	+	| 457|| Brownsville Heights || 17,367 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Bon Homme County, SD || Example || 7,070 || Example	+	| 469 || Fort McDermitt || 16,395 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Brule County, SD || Example || 5,255 || Example	+	| 517 || Blandsburg || 6,871 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Buffalo County, SD || Example || 1,912 || Example	+	| 518 || Josephine || 6,837 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH MICHIGAN, 1968===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Charles Mix County, SD || Example || 9,129 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Clay County, SD || Example || 13,864 || Example	+	| 43 || WESTERNPORT || 726,420 || South Michigan State || 7
	|-		|-
−	| Davison County, SD || Example || 19,504 || Example	+	| 145 || Toledo || 152,021 || Toledo || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Douglas County, SD || Example || 3,002 || Example	+	| 204 || Lenape Heights || 99,892 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hanson County, SD|| Example || 3,331 || Example	+	| 248 || Aberdeen || 74,782 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hutchinson County, SD || Example || 7,343 || Example	+	| 321 || Hillsdale || 46,688 || South Michigan || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lincoln County, SD || Example || 44,828 || Example	+	| 342 || Hawk Cove || 42,698 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lake County, SD || Example || 11,200 || Example	+	| 362 || Dell City || 39,037 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Sanborn County, SD || Example || 2,355 || Example	+	| 366 || O' Brien || 37,642 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Union County, SD || Uniontown || 14,399 || Union College	+	| 378 || Reese Center || 34,499 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Yankton County, SD || Example || 22,438 || Example	+	| 405 || Goodrich || 28,744 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Turner County, SD || Example || 8,347 || Example	+	| 410 || Benton City || 28,215 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Moody County, SD || Example || 6,486 || Example	+	| 447 || Moore Station || 19,614 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===POTOMAC, 1969===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Jerauld County, SD || Example || 2,070 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| McCook County, SD || Example || 5,618 || Example	+	| 89 || FRIENDSWOOD || 322,388 || Potomac || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Miner County, SD || Minersville || 2,389 || Example	+	| 380 || Addison || 33,740 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Minnehaha County, SD || Example || 169,468 || Example	+	| 386 || Fort Hancock || 33,047 || Fort Hancock State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''28''' || || ||	+	| 391 || Pecan Grove || 32,380 || Potomac State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Grant County, SD || Example || 7,356 || Example	+	| 427 || Raymondville || 24,533 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hamlin County, SD || Example || 5,903 || Example	+	| 438 || Corinth || 22,377 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hand County, SD || Left Hand || 3,431 || Example	+	| 439 || Plano || 22,354 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hughes County, SD || Hughesville || 17,022 || Example	+	| 450 || Coyote Acres || 18,419 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hyde County, SD || Hyde || 1,420 || Example	+	| 458 || New Falcon || 17,225 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Kingsbury County, SD || Example || 5,148 || Example	+	| 460 || Spofford || 16,897 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Marshall County, SD || Example || 4,656 || Example	+	| 475 || Keller Heights || 15,725 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Faulk County, SD || Example || 2,364 || Example	+	| 490 || Morgan's Point || 13,146 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Edmunds County, SD || Example || 4,071 || Example	+	| 502 || Hickory Creek || 11,400 |||| 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Election 1969: New President Guaranteed==
		+	Being that President Grant was finishing his third term, the election of 1969 guaranteed the young country its second-ever President. The total votes in this election was 92; 47 votes were needed to win.
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	| Deuel County, SD || Example || 4,364 || Example	+	! Candidate !! Party !! Winner !! Votes
	|-		|-
−	| Day County, SD || Example || 5,710 || Example	+	| Lamar Shepherd/Xavier Rooney || Freedom || || 20
	|-		|-
−	| Codington County, SD || Example || 27,227 || Example	+	| Jasper Simons/Terrance Bright || Continental || || 13
	|-		|-
−	| Clark County, SD || Clarksville || 3,691 || Example	+	| Dominick Crosby/Raul Chase || Independent || || 10
	|-		|-
−	| Campbell County, SD || Example || 1,466 || Example	+	| Nick O'Neill/Cory Whitmore || National || || 13
	|-		|-
−	| Brown County, SD || Example || 36,531 || Brown	+	| Stanley Molloy/Russell Sweeney || Green || || 20
	|-		|-
−	| Brookings County, SD || Example || 31,965 || Example	+	| AJ Roach/Matt Vaughan || Workers || || 10
	|-		|-
−	| Beadle County, SD || Example || 17,398 || Example	+	| Darrell Cameron/Denny Farrington || Republican || || 6
		+	|}
		+
		+	Since no candidate got a majority, it went to the joint legislature. The winner would get a simple majority of 23. Only the top four were voted on (Shepherd, Molloy, Simons, and O'Neill - the latter two being tied).
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	| McPherson County, SD || Example || 2,459 || Example	+	! Candidate !! Delegations !! Winner
	|-		|-
−	| Walworth County, SD || Example || 5,438 || Example	+	| Shepherd || 13 || X
	|-		|-
−	| Sully County, SD || Example || 1,373 || Example	+	| Molloy || 5 ||
	|-		|-
−	| Potter County, SD || Example || 2,329 || Example	+	| Simons || 0 ||
	|-		|-
−	| Roberts County, SD || Example || 10,149 || Example	+	| O'Neill || 5 ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH POTOMAC, 1970===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Spink County, SD || Example || 6,451 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| '''29''' || || ||	+	| 183 || MANSFIELD || 110,156 || South Potomac || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Kossuth County, IA || Example || 15,543 || Example	+	| || || || Mansfield ||
	|-		|-
−	| Winnebago County, IA || Example || 10,866 || Example	+	| 267 || Onion Creek || 65,269 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Palo Alto County, IA || Example || 9,421 || Example	+	| 308 || Bellaire || 51,078 || South Potomac State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hancock County, IA || Example || 11,341 || Example	+	| 367 || Parker Heights || 37,355 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Pocahontas County, IA || Poca || 7,310 || Example	+	| 446 || Rollingwood || 19,720 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Humboldt County, IA || Example || 9,815 || Example	+	| 476 || Coppell || 15,623 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Wright County, IA || Example || 13,229 || Example	+	| 486 || Bartonville || 13,705 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Emmet County, IA || Example || 10,302 || Example	+	| 497 || Colleyville || 12,472 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''30''' || || ||	+	| 508 || Garden Ridge || 9,017 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1971-1980==
		+	With the dawning of the third decade of the country, President 123456789 chose to add three provinces in 1971.
		+	===CHESAPEAKE, 1971===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Lyon County, IA || Example || 11,581 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Osceola County, IA || Osceola Mills || 6,462 || Example	+	| 36 || Clarkston || 881,138 ||  || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Dickinson County, IA || Example || 16,667 || Example	+	| 51 || Abilene || 550,458 || Abilene Christian || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Sioux County, IA || Example || 33,704 || Example	+	| 105 || HARTFORD || 248,622 || Hartford || 3
	|-		|-
−	| O'Brien County, IA || Example || 14,398 || Example	+	| 146 || Charleston || 150,592 || U of Charleston || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Clay County, IA || Claysville || 16,667 || Example	+	| 184 || St. Mary's || 108,987 || St. Mary's College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Plymouth County, IA || Example || 24,986 || Example	+	| 197 || Avonsburg || 101,696 || Chesapeake || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cherokee County, IA || Example || 12,072 || Example	+	| 221 || Shepherdstown || 89,628 || Shepherd College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Buena Vista County, IA || Example || 20,260 || Example	+	| 316 || Annville || 48,595 || West Chesapeake || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''31''' || || ||	+	| 365 || Cherry Creek || 38,098 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Mahaska County, IA || Example || 22,381 || Example	+	| 388 || Booneville || 32,718 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Keokuk County, IA || Example || 10,511 || Example	+	| 390 || Carson City || 32,551 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Wapello County, IA || Example || 35,625 || Example	+	| 444 || Tashkent || 20,191 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===DELAWARE, 1971===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Jefferson County, IA || Jefferson City || 16,843 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Henry County, IA || Example || 20,145 || Example	+	| 8 || Barton Creek || 1,526,006 || Delaware || 14
	|-		|-
−	| Des Moines County, IA || Example || 40,325 || Example	+	| 11 || BIRMINGHAM || 1,425,123 || Delaware-Birmingham || 13
	|-		|-
−	| Davis County, IA || Example || 8,753 || Example	+	| 50 || Apple Valley || 558,979 ||  || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Van Buren County, IA || Example || 7,570 || Example	+	| 53 || Ash Springs || 538,479 || Delaware State || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Lee County, IA || Example || 35,862 || Example	+	| 64 || Chester || 498,886 || West Chester || 5
	|-		|-
−	| '''32''' || || ||	+	| 84 || Bakersfield || 349,497 || Delaware-Bakersfield || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Winneshiek County, IA || Example || 21,056 || Example	+	| 96 || Hampton || 297,735 || Hampton || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Allamakee County, IA || Example || 14,330 || Example	+	| 124 || Sussex Hills || 197,145 || Delaware Tech || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Fayette County, IA || Fayetteville || 20,880 || Example	+	| 137 || North Point || 162,310 || Northern Delaware || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Clayton County, IA || Example || 18,129 || Example	+	| 203 || Oceana || 100,647 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Buchanan County, IA || Example || 20,958 || Example	+	| 305 || Green Springs || 51,578 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Delaware County, IA || Example || 17,764 || Example	+	| 323 || South Point || 46,257 || Southern Delaware || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dubuque County, IA || Example || 93,653 || Example	+	| 418 || Cold Springs || 26,253 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===NORTH YORK, 1971===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| '''33''' ||  ||  ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Woodbury County, IA || Example || 102,172 || Example	+	| 2 || WALNUT GROVE || 2,615,060 || North York || 22
	|-		|-
−	| Ida County, IA || Example || 7,089 || Example	+	| || || || Queen's ||
	|-		|-
−	| Sac County, IA || Sacramento || 10,350 || Example	+	| 14 || Heritage Creek || 1,296,814 || || 12
	|-		|-
−	| Monona County, IA || Example || 9,243 || Example	+	| 25 || Port Erie || 1,032,524
	|-		|-
−	| Crawford County, IA || Example || 17,096 || Example	+	| 35 || Trois-Rivieres || 883,391 || Trois-Rivieres || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Carroll County, IA || Carrolltown || 20,816 || John Carroll	+	| 47 || Brooker || 608,124 || || 6
	|-		|-
−	| Harrison County, IA || Example || 14,928 || Example	+	| 68 || Goose Prairie || 446,063 || || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Shelby County, IA || Example || 12,167 || Example	+	| 147 || Keller || 149,738 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Audubon County, IA || Example || 6,119 || Example	+	| 161 || Coconut Creek || 134,934 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| '''34''' || || ||	+	| 162 || Parker || 134,933 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Grundy County, IA || Example || 12,453 || Example	+	| 182 || Alford || 111,164 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Black Hawk County, IA || Example || 131,090 || Example	+	| 206 || Fairwood || 99,306 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Tama County, IA || Example || 17,767 || Example	+	| 228 || Bradbury || 85,381 || Bradley || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Marshall County, IA || Example || 40,648 || Example	+	| 234 || Angels Camp || 82,126 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hardin County, IA || Example || 17,534 || Example	+	| 252 || Westminster || 73,214 || Westminster College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Benton County, IA || Bentonville || 26,076 || Example	+	| 264 || Belmont || 65,667 || Belmont || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Powesheik County, IA || Example || 18,914 || Example	+	| 291 || Greenville || 56,881 || North York-Greenville || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Iowa County, IA || Example || 16,355 || Example	+	| 352 || Anderson || 41,824 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''35''' || || ||	+	| 423 || Green Bluff || 25,258 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===EAST YORK, 1972===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Madison County, IA || Example || 15,679 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Warren County, IA || Warrensville || 46,225 || Example	+	| 180 || Diamond Bar || 111,944 || East York || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Marion County, IA || Example || 33,309 || Example	+	| 233 || Clovis || 82,128 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Clarke County, IA || Example || 9,286 || Example	+	| 263 || BRENTWOOD || 65,707 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Lucas County, IA || Example || 8,898 || Example	+	| 304 || Dana Point || 51,599 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Monroe County, IA || Monroeville || 7,970 || Example	+	| 360 || Citrus Heights || 39,370 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Decatur County, IA || Example || 8,457 || Example	+	| 523 ||Cathedral City || 4,836 || St. Francis || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH CUYAHOGA, 1973===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Wayne County, IA || Waynesburg || 46,225 || Wayne State	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Appanoose County, IA || Example || 12,884 || Example	+	| 153 || Bryant || 146,156 || Bryant || 2
	|-		|-
−	| '''36''' || || ||	+	| 269 || MARIETTA || 64,757 || South Cuyahoga || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Pottawattamie County, IA || Example || 93,158 || Example	+	| 278 || Hale Center || 62,450 || South Cuyahoga State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cass County, IA || Example || 13,956 || Example	+	| 281 || New Washington || 61,778 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Adair County, IA || Example || 7,682 || Example	+	| 371 || Mount Enterprise || 36,058 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Mills County, IA || Example || 15,059 || Example	+	| 383 || Jasper || 33,225 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Montgomery County, IA || Example || 10,740 || Example	+	| 395 || Seven Points || 30,934 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Adams County, IA || Example || 4,029 || Example	+	| 401 || Plum Grove || 29,380 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Union County, IA || Example || 12,534 || Example	+	| 432 || Paint Rock || 23,770 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Fremont County, IA || Example || 7,441 || Example	+	| 478 || Morgantown || 15,054 || Morgan State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Page County, IA || Example || 15,932 || Example	+	| 481 || Noblestown || 14,645 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Taylor County, IA || Taylorsville || 6,317 || Example	+	| 482 || Monroeville || 14,642 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Ringgold County, IA || Example || 5,131 || Example	+	| 489 || Camp Swift || 13,435 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH WYOMING, 1974===
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| '''37''' ||  ||  ||	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Calhoun County, IA || Example || 9,670 || Example	+	| 120 || THORNTONVILLE || 205,434 || South Wyoming || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Webster County, IA || Example || 38,013 || Example	+	| 230 || West Orange || 83,629 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Hamilton County, IA || Example || 15,673 || Example	+	| 251 || Carthage || 73,346 || South Wyoming State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Boone County, IA || Example || 26,306 || Example	+	| 284 || Danbury || 60,371 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Guthrie County, IA || Example || 10,954 || Example	+	| 319 || Grays Prairie || 47,286 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Dallas County, IA || Dallastown || 66,135 || Example	+	| 372 || White Sulphur Springs || 35,480 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Greene County, IA || Greenville || 9,336 || Example	+	| 374 || River Oaks || 35,127 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Story County, IA || Example || 89,542 || Example	+	| 396 || Cloverleaf || 30,496 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Polk County, IA || Example || 430,640 || Example	+	| 437 || Wheeler || 22,553 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''38''' || || ||	+	| 449 || Todd Mission || 19,407 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Worth County, IA || Example || 7,598 || Example	+	| 466 || Mount Vernon || 16,657 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Mitchell County, IA || Example || 10,776 || Example	+	| 473 || Granite Shoals || 15,859 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Howard County, IA || Example || 9,566 || Example	+	| 484 || Mount Wilson || 13,927 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cerro Gordo County, IA || Example || 44,151 || Example	+	| 485 || White Oak || 13,874 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Floyd County, IA || Example || 16,303 || Example	+	| 487 || Crescent Valley || 13,502 || Crescent Valley College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Chickasaw County, IA || Example || 12,439 || Example	+	| 521 || Rankin || 5,091 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH ALLEGHENY, 1975===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Franklin County, IA || Example || 10,680 || Example	+	! National Rank !! Rank !! Population !! Universities !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Butler County, IA || Example || 14,867 || Example	+	| 155 || Kennedy || 146,019 || South Allegheny-Kennedy || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Bremer County, IA || Bremerton || 24,276 || Example	+	| 175 || MOUNT PLEASANT || 117,123 || South Allegheny || 1
	|-		|-
−	| '''39''' || || ||	+	| 186 || Marshall Creek || 108,193 || Marshall || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Johnson County, IA || Johnstown || 130,882 || Example	+	| 364 || Trinity || 38,124 || Trinity College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Clinton County, IA || Example || 49,116 || Example	+	| 379 || Buffalo Gap || 34,017 || Buffalo || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Muscatine County, IA || Example || 42,745 || Example	+	| 381 || Mountain Top || 33,657 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Scott County, IA || Scottsdale || 165,224 || Example	+	| 393 || Hughes Springs || 31,894 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Louisa County, IA || Example || 11,387 || Example	+	| 467 || Barboursville || 16,589 ||  || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Washington County, IA || Example || 21,704 || Example	+	| 477 || Abernathy || 15,244 || Abernathy College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Cedar County, IA || Example || 18,499 || Example	+	| 483 || Wharton || 14,445 || Wharton || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Jackson County, IA || Jacksonville || 19,848 || Jacksonville State	+	| 514 || Fairview || 7,141 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Jones County, IA || Example || 20,638 || Example	+	| 522 || Big Spring || 5,048 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Linn County, IA || Example || 211,226 || Example	+	| 524 || Wrightsville || 2,536 || Wright State || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Election 1975==
		+	Total votes were xxx, with xx needed to win.
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	| '''40. CAPERTON''' ||  ||  ||	+	! Candidate !! Party !! Incumbent !! Votes
	|-		|-
−	| Lake County, MN || Westernport || 10,866 || Lake Superior State	+	| Lamar Shepherd/Xavier Rooney || Example || X ||
	|-		|-
−	| Cook County, MN || Cookport || 5,176 || Example	+	| Example || Example || ||
	|-		|-
−	| Saint Louis County, MN || Lakeview || 200,226 || Lakeview, Lake Shore State	+	| Example || Example || ||
	|-		|-
−	| Carlton County, MN || Collegeville || 35,386 || Example	+	| Example || Example || ||
	|-		|-
−	| Aitkin County, MN || Example || 16,202 || Example	+	| Example || Example || ||
		+	|}
		+
		+	===OCEANIA, 1976===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Itasca County, MN || Example || 45,058 || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Koochiching County, MN || Example || 13,311 || Example	+	| 46 || NORTHVIEW HEIGHTS || 630,380 || Ocean State || 6
	|-		|-
−	| '''41''' || || ||	+	| 49 || Rolling Hills || 576,567 || || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 60 || Camden || 513,657 || Camden State || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 67 || Williams || 448,734 || Williams College || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 98 || Gloucester || 288,288 || || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 100 || Atlantic City || 274,549 || Atlantic Christian || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 113 || Cumberland || 222,981 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 208 || South Atlantic City || 97,265 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===TIDEWATER, 1977===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 24 || SOUTH BEACH || 1,034,034 || Tidewater || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 91 || Eastlake || 318,679 || Tidewater State || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 257 || Cross Plains || 68,971 || Tidewater A & M || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 265 || Cooper || 65,464 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 273 || Cape Coral || 63,677 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 377 || Mount Calm || 34,780 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 400 || Huntsville || 29,728 || Huntsville State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 455 || Lincoln Park || 17,482 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 496 || Mineral Wells || 12,504 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 501 || Grand Saline || 11,566 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 506 || Wolfe City || 9,207 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 510 || Brownfield || 8,346 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 519 || Putnam || 6,829 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===QUEENSLAND, 1978===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 39 || EAGLE PASS || 802,374 || Queensland || 7
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 55 || Rocky Mount || 535,153 || Queensland State || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 80 || Morton || 368,130 || Queensland A & M || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 123 || Zapata || 197,363 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 138 || Garrison || 161,573 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 190 || Wheatland || 106,331 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 196 || Miami || 102,506 || Miami || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 238 || Coolidge || 79,499 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 240 || Eden || 78,053 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 294 || Indian Lake || 55,698 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 300 || Torrance || 52,959 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 312 || Ross || 49,423 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 326 || Tustin || 45,949 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 328 || Sand City || 45,858 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 333 || Crockett || 44,846 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 336 || Walnut Springs || 43,589 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 347 || Eagle Lake || 42,270 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 350 || Van Horn || 42,040 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 355 || Woodland || 40,814 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 356 || Watsonville || 40,097 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 392 || Signal Hill || 32,058 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 403 || Galena Park || 29,030 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 406 || Rose City || 28,709 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 407 || Oak Trail || 28,550 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 493 || West Livingston || 12,693 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===WINDSOR, 1979===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 61 || MALDEN || 507,096 || Windsor-Malden || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 62 || Milford || 501,669 || Windsor || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 69 || Highland Heights || 439,15X || East Detroit || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 76 || Alexandria || 388,782 || Windsor A & M || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 118 || Porter || 208,360 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 170 || Marysville || 126,199 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 191 || Davenport || 105,719 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 193 || Apollo || 103,671 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 217 || Outlook || 92,568 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 226 || Madison || 87,461 || Windsor-Madison || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 247 || Endicott || 75,112 || Endicott College || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 262 || Kenmore || 66,102 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 287 || Mill Creek || 59,100 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===ALGOMA, 1980===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 140 || Cascade || 160,274 || Eastern Algoma || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 154 || CLARKSBURG || 146,057 || Algoma || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 178 || Dryden || 115,870 || Algoma Tech || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 235 || West Grimsby || 81,122 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 289 || West Kenmore || 57,607 || Western Algoma || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 389 || Agate || 32,634 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 442 || Salmon Creek || 21,196 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 443 || Lost Creek || 20,370 || || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 492 || Maple Falls || 13,048 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Election 1981 and the Fourth Decade==
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! Header text !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| Example || Example || Example
		+	|}
		+	===NORTH ROYALTON, 1981===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 3 || MONTREAL || 2,288,034 || North Royalton || 20
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| || || || Montreal ||
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| || || || Montreal State ||
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 5 || Central City || 1,987,329 || North Royalton State || 18
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 26 || Laurenderry || 1,031,448 || || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 29 || French River || 964,219 || || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 44 || Montreal Heights || 704,885 || || 6
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 58 || Le Mars || 514,861 || || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 79 || Northlake || 369,646 || || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 343 || Nord-du-Montreal || 42,579 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===VINLAND, 1982===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 32 || SCOTLAND HEIGHTS || 921,727 || Vinland || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 41 || Brunswick || 751,171 || Vinland Tech || 7
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 59 || New Labrador || 514,536 || Acadia || 5
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 156 || Easter Island || 140,204 || || 2
		+	|}
		+
		+	===AQUIDNECK, 1983===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 28 || OAK POINT || 985,325 || Aquidneck || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 31 || Dunedin || 923,689 || Aquidneck State || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 75 || Memphis || 405,639 || Memphis || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 83 || Sacramento || 355,283 || Sacramento State || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 101 || Luthersville || 269,377 || Aquidneck Tech || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 165 || New London || 133,088 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 168 || Hamilton || 128,022 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 211 || Pellyton || 95,555 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===PROVIDENCE, 1984===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 9 || CENTER HILL || 1,439,188 || Providence || 13
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 21 || Nantucket || 1,706,756 || Providence State || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 22 || Nevilleton || 1,052,567 || || 9
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 27 || Mangham || 1,028,153 || || 9
		+	|}
		+
		+	===NORTH MICHIGAN, 1985===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 6 || FORT WAYNE || 1,820,584 || Michigan-Fort Wayne || 17
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 18 || Grafton || 1,202,362 || North Michigan || 11
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 37 || Scarborough || 840,978 || North Michigan State || 8
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 85 || Lincoln Park || 344,791 || || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 136 || Bethany || 163,040 || Bethany College || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 141 || Manorville || 160,248 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 225 || Honey Grove || 88,319 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===LIVONIA, 1986===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 72 || Raleigh || 425,790 || Livonia || 4
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 99 || AMHERST || 280,895 || Amherst College || 3
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 128 || Horizon City || 180,967 || || 2
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 253 || Ford City || 70,648 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==Campaign 1987==
		+
		+	===NORTH ONTARIO, 1988===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header text
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 202 || CANTERWOOD || 101,326 || North Ontario || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 229 || Dollar's Corner || 84,736 || North Ontario State || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 288 || Aberdeen Gardens || 58,047 || Aberdeen University || 1
	|-		|-
−	| Example || Example || Example || Example	+	| 348 || Normandy Park || 42,162 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 459 || Edgewood || 17,026 || || 1
	|}		|}
		+	===NORTH COLUMBIA, 1988===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Header text !! Header tex
		+	|-
		+	| 87 || Farmersville || 325,357 || North Columbia || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 94 || HILLSBOROUGH || 304,204 || North Columbia State || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 97 || Marysville Springs || 297,488 ||  || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 127 || Highland || 182,493 || North Columbia Tech || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 142 || Gridley Heights || 182,493 ||  || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 144 || Kingsville || 154,727 || North Columbia-Kingsville || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 242 || Hayward || 77,547 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 270 || Exeter || 64,519 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 275 || Grass Valley || 63,216 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 277 || Hollister || 63,096 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 280 || Hidden Hills || 62,259 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 314 || Gridley || 49,221 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 318 || Foster City || 47,980 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 387 || Fullerton || 32,749 || North Columbia-Fullerton || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===COLUMBIA, 1988===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
		+	|-
		+	| 10 || BAYVIEW || 1,438,797 || Bayview State || 13
		+	|-
		+	| || || || Columbia ||
		+	|-
		+	| 13 || Davis || 1,304,139 || Columbia-Davis || 12
		+	|-
		+	| 20 || Fairfield || 1,140,100 || Fairfield College || 10
		+	|-
		+	| || || || Columbia State ||
		+	|-
		+	| 23 || Georgetown || 1,040,184 || Georgetown || 9
		+	|-
		+	| 73 || Glen Rose || 421,164 ||  || 4
		+	|-
		+	| 86 || Waller || 333,253 || || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 134 || Carrollton || 167,217 || || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 232 || Whitesboro || 82,794 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 259 || Hickory Hill || 68,010 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 297 || Prince William || 54,878 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 375 || Seven Oaks || 35,075 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 394 || Mustang Ridge || 31,584 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 434 || Crawford || 23,177 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 494 || Oyster Creek || 12,652 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 498 || Falls Creek || 12,332 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 515 || Valley Mills || 6,983 || || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===SOUTH COLUMBIA, 1988===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
		+	|-
		+	| 93 || PECAN HILL || 306,935 || South Columbia || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 117 || Red Lick || 210,309 || || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 166 || Ferris || 132,791 || Ferris State || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 171 || White Deer || 125,684 || South Columbia State || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 201 || Anderson Mill || 101,327 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 320 || Highland Park || 46,689 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 408 || Glenn Heights || 28,545 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 420 || Blooming Grove || 25,881 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 421 || Burleson || 25,627 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 428 || Cross Timber || 24,286 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 445 || Richland Hills || 20,047 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 462 || Crandall || 16,863 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 464 || Kingsland || 16,803 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 465 || Weston || 16,718 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 488 || Liberty City || 13,462 || Liberty || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 490 || Sherman || 13,146 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 495 || Ross Heights || 12,520 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 499 || Weatherford || 12,259 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 500 || Buffalo Springs || 11,567 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 503 || Point Comfort || 9,989 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 504 || Saint Hedwig || 9,932 || Saint Hedwig State || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 509 || Hallsville || 8,809 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 516 || Jonestown || 6,926 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 520 || Richwood || 6,630 ||  || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	===HURON, 1989===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
		+	|-
		+	| 122 || Saginaw Hills || 200,169 || Huron || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 188 || BAY VILLAGE || 107,771 || Huron Tech || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 293 || Tunica || 55,729 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 340 || La Crosse || 43,114 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 384 || Huron Center || 33,118 || || 1
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1991-2000==
		+	==1993 Election==
		+	===PLYMOUTH, 1993===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
		+	|-
		+	| 4 || New Haven || 2,246,244 || New Haven || Example
		+	|-
		+	| 7 || North Hills || 1,622,713 || Plymouth || Example
		+	|-
		+	| 12 || BOSTON || 1,392,873 || Boston University || Example
		+	|-
		+	| || || || Boston College ||
		+	|-
		+	| 15 || Batavia || 1,286,339 || Plymouth Tech || Example
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Example || Example || Example || Example
		+	|}
		+
		+	===RED DEER, 1995===
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! City !! Population !! Universities !! High Schools
		+	|-
		+	| 104 || Ottawa || 250,331 || Red Deer || 3 (Ottawa, Ottawa Hills, Ottawa Catholic)
		+	|-
		+	| 143 || CLEVELAND || 156,813 || Cleveland State || 2 (Cleveland, Cleveland Central Catholic)
		+	|-
		+	| 159 ||  || 136,146 || || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 181 || Braddock Hills || 111,408 || Red Deer-Braddock || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 189 || Monticello || 107,759 || Red Deer Tech || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 244 || Lipscomb || 76,258 || Lipscomb || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 282 || Regina || 61,295 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 286 || Spencer || 59,173 ||  || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 303 || Allentown || 52,293 ||||1
		+	|-
		+	| 329 || Nashville || 45,248 ||||1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==1997 Election==
		+	The final election of the 20th century
		+
		+	time. Grant would eventually get his third term, though only by two provinces, 19-17 over Joe Brady of the Workers Party.
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
		+	|-
		+	! 1997 Candidate !! Party !! Incumbent !! Votes
		+	|-
		+	|  || Freedom ||  || --
		+	|-
		+	|  || Independent ||  || --
		+	|-
		+	| Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury || Workers ||  || --
		+	|-
		+	| Richard Fletcher/William Rosenblum || Republican || || --
		+	|-
		+	| Edward Walton/Horace Callahan || National ||  || --
		+	|-
		+	| Nathan Collins/Henry Kennedy || Green || || --
		+	|}
		+
		+	===WASHINGTON, 1999===
		+	This is the 50th and final Province.
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! National Rank !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text !! Header text
		+	|-
		+	| 48 || St. Paul || 602,622 || Washington State || 6
		+	|-
		+	| 103 || Charlotte || 263,801 || Charlotte || 3
		+	|-
		+	| 131 || LOCUST GROVE || 172,188 || Washington || 2
		+	|-
		+	| 230 || St. Cloud || 83,629 || St. Cloud State || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 246 || Whitewater || 75,382 || Washington-Whitewater || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 254 || Pittsburgh || 70,311 || Pittsburgh || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 271 || Green Bay || 63,905 || Washington-Green Bay || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 274 || Radford || 63,342 || Radford || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 317 || Belleville || 48,460 |||| 1
		+	|-
		+	| 341 || Quincy || 42,798 |||| 1
		+	|-
		+	| 345 || Princeton || 42,476 || Princeton || 1
		+	|-
		+	| 417 || Evansville || 26,570 || Evansville || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==2003 Election==
		+	{|class="sortable wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! 2003 Candidates !! Party !! Provinces
		+	|-
		+	| '''Dale Johnson/Jason Callahan''' || '''Freedom''' || 29
		+	|-
		+	| Justin Simon/Bruce Chang || Independent || 3
		+	|-
		+	| Charles Byrd/Daniel Allen || Green || 6
		+	|-
		+	| Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury || Workers || 11
		+	|-
		+	| Brayden Maxwell/Ernie Acosta || Republican || 0
		+	|-
		+	| Nathaniel Tomlin/Robin Glover || National || 1
		+	|}
		+
		+	==2009 Election==
		+	{| class=" sortable wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! 2009 Candidates !! Party !! Provinces
		+	|-
		+	| '''Johnson/Callahan (I)''' || '''Freedom''' || 23
		+	|-
		+	| Byrd/Allen || Green || 9
		+	|-
		+	| Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury || Workers || 1
		+	|-
		+	| Mark Bostic/Lex Markham || Republican || 17
		+	|-
		+	| Tomlin/Glover || National || 0
		+	|-
		+	| Connor Quintana/Harry Olson || Independent || 0
		+	|}
		+
		+	==2015 Election==
		+	{| class="sortable wikitable"
		+	|-
		+	! 2015 Candidates !! Party !! Provinces
		+	|-
		+	| '''Gregory Hodge/Gabriel Meyers''' || '''Independent''' || 20
		+	|-
		+	| Johnson/Callahan (I) || Freedom || 18
		+	|-
		+	| Jonah O'Brien/Isaac Everett || Green || 1
		+	|-
		+	| Kenneth Britt/Wade Albert || Workers || 0
		+	|-
		+	| Bostic/Markham || Republican || 11
		+	|-
		+	|  Nathaniel Tomlin/Glover || National || 0
		+	|}
		+
		+	==2021 Election==
		+	election, a new party - the New Order Party - entered the scene with candidates for President and one-third of all the legislative seats
		+
		+	{| class="wikitable sortable"
		+	|-
		+	! 2021 Candidates !! Party !! Provinces
		+	|-
		+	| Hodge/Meyers (I) || Independent || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Freedom || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Green || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Workers || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Republican || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || National || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || New Order/Independent || --
		+	|-
		+	| Example || Independent || --
		+	|}
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First Election

The first election was based solely on representatives from the first three provinces. The final vote was 90-0, unopposed.

1951 Candidates	Party	Total delegates
David Grant/Brian Ellis (X)	Freedom	90
Unopposed		0

1951

The creation of the country ushered in the first three provinces: Caperton, Dinagat and North Magootz. For the first years, Lakeview was the national capital.

1. CAPERTON

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
33	Kingston Heights	919,040	Eastern Caperton	9 (Lake Erie Catholic, Lake Ontario Catholic, Kingston Heights, Kingston Central, Father Davis, Bishop Lewis, Our Lady of the Lake, North Caperton Catholic, Southlake)
107	LAKEVIEW	241,722	Lakeview	3 (Lakeview East, Lakeview West, Father Grant)
			Caperton
			Caperton A & M
163	Yerington	134,905		2 (Yerington, Caperton Catholic)
224	Cooperstown	88,765	Caperton Tech	1
236	Mesquite	80,317		1
353	North Salisbury	41,815		1
435	Collegeville	22,910	Caperton State	1
			Lake Shore State
471	Westerville	15,934	Lycrabon War College	1
512	Salisbury	7.716	Salisbury State	1
TOTAL		1,553,124

2. DINAGAT

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
207	Steubenville	98,990	Steubenville College	1
266	Westover Hills	65,393		1
315	North Summersville	48,946		1
337	SUMMERSVILLE	43,450	Northern Dinagat State	1
349	Flatwoods	42,155		1
368	Avon	37,031	Southern Dinagat State	1
			Air Force Academy
456	Centerville	17,457		1
TOTAL		364,422

3. NORTH MAGOOTZ

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
109	YOUNGSTOWN	238,823	Youngstown State	3 (Youngstown East, Youngstown Central, Youngstown Ursuline)
116	Brownsville	210,312	Brown	2 (Brownsville, Brownsville Catholic)
218	Springfield	91,108		1
245	Adrienne	75,812	North Magootz	1
			Magootz Tech
354	North Adrienne	40,826	North Magootz State	1
TOTAL		656,881

1952

Expansion slowly pushe southeast with the addition of Midlands and Northland.

NORTHLAND

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
126	Winslow	183,682		2 (Winslow East, Winslow West)
258	MERCERSBURG	68,941	Northland A & M	1
			Northland Christian
296	State College	54,984	Northland State	1
358	Wampum	39,988		1
TOTAL		347,595

MIDLANDS

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
82	Dravosburg	365,169	Dravosburg State	3 (Dravosburg Central Catholic, Dravosburg, Riverside)
152	East Fork	147,212	East Fork Christian College	2 (East Fork, Mountain Valley)
			Eastern Midlands
220	Sutton	89,847		1
222	Fair Haven	88,880	Fair Haven State	1
272	Carlisle	63,801	Midlands	1
			Midlands Tech
330	Jefferson Hills	45,200	Central Midlands	1
361	Clinton	39,238		1
426	Philipsburg	24,619	Philipsburg State	1
Example	Example	818,766	Example	Example

1953-60

The remainder of the first decade saw single provinces in each year.

EAST NAMPA, 1953

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
169	New Alexandria	127,089	East Nampa	2 (Alexandria, Walker)
213	Taylorsville	93,887	Nampa State	1
310	Barnettsville	49,792	Penn Highlands	1
322	Mifflinburg	46,682	Example	1
327	Fort Stonewall	45,913	Example	1
424	Burlington	24,636	Burlington College	1
TOTAL		387,999

EAGLETON, 1954

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
108	Frederick	239,582	Frederick State	3 (Frederick, Frederick Catholic, Eagleton Military Academy)
148	Franklin	149,618		2 (West Franklin, East Franklin)
150	Grantsville	149,180	Grantsville State	2 (Grantsville, Eagleton Prep)
192	Gallitzin	104,169	Northern Eagleton	1
241	SOLON	77,742	Eagleton	1
249	Frostburg	74,012	Frostburg State	1
298	Junction City	53,498		1
311	Wickliffe	49,762		1
411	Milton	28,212		1
430	Lexington	23,964		1
454	Manchester	17,541	Southern Eagleton State	1
480	Newport	14,845		1
TOTAL		958,161

RIVERTON, 1955

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
106	CHARLESTOWN	241,728	Riverton	3 (Charlestown, North Catholic, Riverview)
			Charlestown State
157	Bridgewater	138,517	Bridgewater State	2 (North Bridgewater, South Bridgewater)
194	Parkersburg	103,122	Ohio Valley U	1
402	Jackson	29,211	Jackson State	1
404	Carrolltown	28,836	John Carroll	1
463	Pleasant Valley	16,813		1
468	Oakland	16,583	Oakland	1
472	Harrisonburg	15,864		1
511	Institute	8,202	Riverton Tech	1
TOTAL		598,876

SUSQUEHANNA, 1956

Nation Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
57	Lancaster	519,445	Susquehanna Tech	5 (Lancaster Mennonite, Lancaster Catholic, North Lancaster, Lancaster, South Lancaster)
70	YORK	434,972	Susquehanna	4 (York Tech, West York, York Central Catholic, North York)
74	Berkshire	411,442	Susquehanna State	4 (Berkshire East, Berkshire West, Berkshire South, Valley)
102	Riverside	268,100	Example	3 (Riverside East, Riverside West, Riverside)
110	New Cumberland	235,406		2 (Cumberland Valley, Cumberland Heights)
151	Schuylkill Heights	148,289		2 (Schuylkill Heights, Schuylkill Valley)
164	Lebanon	133,568	Lebanon Valley College	2 (Lebanon, Lebanon Catholic)
177	Williamsport	116,111		1
200	Adamsburg	101,407	Adams State	1
212	Humble	94,528		1
255	Richmond	69,450	Richmond	1
260	Elizabethtown	67,295	Elizabethtown College
325	Perrysburg	45,969		1
331	Uniontown	44,947	Union College	1
351	Dawson Springs	41,981		1
359	Snydertown	39,702		1
452	Montoursville	18,267		1
TOTAL		2,337,907

NEWCASTLE, 1957

After the first nationwide - what there was to that point - election, the national capital was moved to its present-day location of St. Catherine.

Header text	Header text	Header text	Header text	Header text
17	ST. CATHERINE	1,203,738	St. Catherine State	11 (St. Catherine Central, Duquesne, North Shore, City West, St. Catherine Davis, Bishop Grant, North Catholic, South Side, TBD, TBD, TBD)
			Duquesne
			Point Park
119	Washington Valley	207,820	Davis & Grant College	2 (Washington Valley, Fort Washington)
132	Zanesville	170,539	Newcastle	2 (Zanesville, West Zanesville)
174	Saltville	120,777	Saltville State	2 (Saltville, Mon Valley Christian)
363	Greensburg	38,686		1
448	West Sutton	19,610	West Sutton	1
474	North Saltville	15,829	Example	1
TOTAL		1,776,999

Second Election

As each of the new provinces hadn'thad their first official allocation, it was decided that any provinces added between a census and an election would get the minimum of 3 votes.

Candidates	Party	Incumbent	Votes
Grant/Ellis	Freedom	X	16
Marcus Johnson/Neil Thomas	Continental		10
Nathan Robinson/-	Independent		0 (Note 1)
Michael Davis/Stephen Smith	National		2
Ryan Francis/Alfred Fox	Green		1
Anthony Foster/Paul Lawson	Workers		1
Kurtis Roach/Howard Rosario	Republican		0

1. Robinson was killed in a car accident during primary season, and not replaced.

MONONGALIA, 1958

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
210	SHARON	96,189	Monongahela College	1
256	Harrisonville	69,099	Monongalia State	1
292	Fairmont	56,418	Fairmont State	1
382	Crescent Springs	33,520		1
399	Garrettsville	29,854		1
461	Hudson	16,895		1
TOTAL		301,975	Example	Example

ASHTABULA, 1959

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
112	Salem	230,041	Lake Erie College	2 (Salem, Lake Catholic)
199	ASHTABULA CENTER	101,497	Ashtabula	1
			Ashtabula Tech
215	Lilly	93,389	Ashtabula State	1
TOTAL		424,927

NORTH CUYAHOGA, 1960

Header text	Header text	Header text	Header text	Header text
16	Westlake	1,280,122	North Cuyahoga	12
			Metro State
			Westlake State
95	Louisville	301,356	Naval Academy	3 (Louisville, Lake Ridge Academy, Naval Prep)
130	Westlake Heights	172,332		2 (Westlake Heights, Westlake Christian)
172	Patton Village	124,475		2 (Patton Village, West Village)
243	Vermilion	77,079		1
285	New London	59,626		1
299	Westlake Village	53,139		1
TOTAL		2,068,129

1961-1970

Being at 13 provinces ten years along, the nation looked to get to near 20 prior to the second election in 1963.

WEST ONTARIO, 1961

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
42	Massasoit	744,344	Massasoit	7 (Massasoit, Ontario Central Catholic, Ontario Prep, East Massasoit, Father Lewis, Father Judge, Bishop Davis)
56	Hogan's Corner	519,949	Western Ontario	5 (Hogan's Corner, West Hogan, East Hogan, Hogan Catholic, University Prep)
71	Ashland	431,346	Ashland	4 (Ashland, Ashland Christian, Niagara Prep, Ashland Prep)
114	Kenmore Heights	216,469		2 (Kenmore Heights, Central Prep)
160	Cascade Valley	136,035		2 (Cascade Valley, Cascade Heights)
195	Kensington	102,962		1
276	Maple Valley	63,175		1
332	Bridgeport	44,876		1
TOTAL		2,259,156

EAST ONTARIO, 1961

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
66	Aliquippa	467,026		4 (Aliquippa, Aliquippa Heights, Aliquippa West, Aliquippa Central Catholic)
111	Pleasant Hill	234,878		2 (Pleasant Hill, West Hills)
173	WARRENSVILLE	122,109	Eastern Ontario	2 (WARRENSVILLE, Warren Catholic)
176	Riverbank	116,229		1
187	Spring Creek	107,931		1
214	Wadsworth	93,772		1
237	Shelbyville	80,026		1
250	Porterville	73,442		1
373	Crystal Bay	35,251		1
414	Ridgecrest	27,087		1
422	Yatesboro	25,348	Yatesboro College	1

KANAWHA, 1962

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
125	KINGSTOWN	193,063	Kanawha	2 (Riverside, Capital)
209	West Liberty	96,314	West Liberty State	1
295	Radcliff	55,486		1
324	Fayetteville	46,039	South Kanawha	1
344	Owensboro	42,481	Kanawha State	1
370	Clyde Hill	36,743		1
413	Masontown	27,324	West Kanawha	1
416	Clayton	26,839		1
419	Nicktown	26,233		1
425	Boonsboro	24,629	Kanawha A & M	1
429	Buckhannon	24,254		1
433	Barlow	23,216		1
441	Lincoln	21,720		1
470	Lewisburg	16,372	Mountain State	1
479	Winchester	14,926		1
505	Claysburg	9,386		1
507	Webster Springs	9,154		1
513	Oxford	7,627	Oxford	1

NORTH ALLEGHENY, 1963

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
121	UNION CITY	200,600	North Allegheny	2 (Union City, North Union)
198	Tompkinsville	101,564	North Allegheny State	1
223	Wellsburg	88,830		1
306	King City	51,125		1
309	Downey	50,477		1
313	Cortland	49,336	Cortland	1
451	Albany	18,343	Albany	1

Third Election

With a total of 74 votes up for election, the magic number was 38.

Candidates	Party	Incumbent	Votes
Grant/Ellis	Freedom	X	38
Jim Blanc/Brian Casson	Independent		6
Nathan Collins/Henry Kennedy	Green		5
Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury	Workers		18
Richard Fletcher/William Rosenbaum	Republican		4
Edward Walton/Horace Callahan	National		3

APPLETON, 1964

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
1	NEW AMSTERDAM	11,008,015	Appleton	92
			City
			Long Island
			Queensbury College
30	Morgan Hill	949,113	Appleton State	8
34	Lodi	905,116		8
38	Live Oak	809,858		7
40	Newman	783,969		7
45	Lafayette	634,266	Lafayette	6
54	Paramount	536,499	Appleton State-Paramount	5
63	Hollister Heights	501,226		5
65	Norwalk	492,276		5
78	Paradise	372,813		4
81	Montclair	366,513	Montclair State	4
88	Mill Valley	323,444		3
90	Lucernemines	320,918		3
92	Oakdale	311,687		3
115	Coalport	214,437		2
133	Blairsville	169,842		2
149	Patterson	149,265		2
167	Kingsburg	128,349		2
185	Kerman	108,692		1
205	Moorpark	99,710		1
268	Carbondale	65,249		1
290	Pikeville	57,369		1
301	Germantown	52,822		1
339	Forest Hill	43,356		1
409	Pocono City	28,276		1

SPOKANIA, 1965

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
52	SPOKANE	541,781	Spokane	5 (Spokane Central, Spokane Catholic, Grant Academy, TBD, TBD)
77	Elk Falls	375,586	Spokania State	4 (Elk Falls, Elk City Catholic, South Falls, Central Catholic)
139	Perry	161,419		2 (Perry, Perry South)
179	Waynesburg	114,520	Wayne State	1

COSHOCTON, 1966: 20 Provinces in

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
19	SAINT HELENA	1,163,414	Coshocton	10
129	Scotts Valley	174,214		2 (Valley, Scott)
135	Avery	166,492		2 (Avery, Avery Baptist)
158	Waterford	138,333		2 (Waterford, North)
216	Ravenna		Western Coshocton
227	Jacksonville	86,074	Jacksonville University	1
			Jacksonville State
261	Susanville	66,501		1
283	Sandusky	60,921		1
302	Vernon	52,300		1
335	Rosemead	43,784		1
338	Butler	43,435	Butler	1
346	Union Grove	42,366		1
357	Washington Heights	40,087	Washington College	1
369	Elk Grove	36,901		1
376	Woodlake	34,827		1
436	Ventura	22,615		1

SOUTH MAGOOTZ, 1967

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
219	Southgate	91,019	South Magootz	1
239	BLUEFIELD	78,859	Bluefield State	1
279	Mercer	62,264	Mercer	1
307	New Salem	51,103		1
334	Knox City	44,598		1
385	Smithsburg	33,081	South Magootz State	1
397	Russellton	30,308		1
398	Clarksville	30,042		1
412	Kingston	27,599		1
415	Dayton	26,978	Dayton	1
431	South Fork	23,796		1
440	Carter Springs	22,113		1
453	Arlington	17,917		1
457	Brownsville Heights	17,367		1
469	Fort McDermitt	16,395		1
517	Blandsburg	6,871		1
518	Josephine	6,837		1

SOUTH MICHIGAN, 1968

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
43	WESTERNPORT	726,420	South Michigan State	7
145	Toledo	152,021	Toledo	2
204	Lenape Heights	99,892		1
248	Aberdeen	74,782		1
321	Hillsdale	46,688	South Michigan	1
342	Hawk Cove	42,698		1
362	Dell City	39,037		1
366	O' Brien	37,642		1
378	Reese Center	34,499		1
405	Goodrich	28,744		1
410	Benton City	28,215		1
447	Moore Station	19,614		1

POTOMAC, 1969

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
89	FRIENDSWOOD	322,388	Potomac	3
380	Addison	33,740		1
386	Fort Hancock	33,047	Fort Hancock State	1
391	Pecan Grove	32,380	Potomac State	1
427	Raymondville	24,533		1
438	Corinth	22,377		1
439	Plano	22,354		1
450	Coyote Acres	18,419		1
458	New Falcon	17,225		1
460	Spofford	16,897		1
475	Keller Heights	15,725		1
490	Morgan's Point	13,146		1
502	Hickory Creek	11,400		1

Election 1969: New President Guaranteed

Being that President Grant was finishing his third term, the election of 1969 guaranteed the young country its second-ever President. The total votes in this election was 92; 47 votes were needed to win.

Candidate	Party	Winner	Votes
Lamar Shepherd/Xavier Rooney	Freedom		20
Jasper Simons/Terrance Bright	Continental		13
Dominick Crosby/Raul Chase	Independent		10
Nick O'Neill/Cory Whitmore	National		13
Stanley Molloy/Russell Sweeney	Green		20
AJ Roach/Matt Vaughan	Workers		10
Darrell Cameron/Denny Farrington	Republican		6

Since no candidate got a majority, it went to the joint legislature. The winner would get a simple majority of 23. Only the top four were voted on (Shepherd, Molloy, Simons, and O'Neill - the latter two being tied).

Candidate	Delegations	Winner
Shepherd	13	X
Molloy	5
Simons	0
O'Neill	5

SOUTH POTOMAC, 1970

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
183	MANSFIELD	110,156	South Potomac	1
			Mansfield
267	Onion Creek	65,269		1
308	Bellaire	51,078	South Potomac State	1
367	Parker Heights	37,355		1
446	Rollingwood	19,720		1
476	Coppell	15,623		1
486	Bartonville	13,705		1
497	Colleyville	12,472		1
508	Garden Ridge	9,017		1

1971-1980

With the dawning of the third decade of the country, President 123456789 chose to add three provinces in 1971.

CHESAPEAKE, 1971

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
36	Clarkston	881,138		8
51	Abilene	550,458	Abilene Christian	5
105	HARTFORD	248,622	Hartford	3
146	Charleston	150,592	U of Charleston	2
184	St. Mary's	108,987	St. Mary's College	1
197	Avonsburg	101,696	Chesapeake	1
221	Shepherdstown	89,628	Shepherd College	1
316	Annville	48,595	West Chesapeake	1
365	Cherry Creek	38,098		1
388	Booneville	32,718		1
390	Carson City	32,551		1
444	Tashkent	20,191		1

DELAWARE, 1971

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
8	Barton Creek	1,526,006	Delaware	14
11	BIRMINGHAM	1,425,123	Delaware-Birmingham	13
50	Apple Valley	558,979		5
53	Ash Springs	538,479	Delaware State	5
64	Chester	498,886	West Chester	5
84	Bakersfield	349,497	Delaware-Bakersfield	3
96	Hampton	297,735	Hampton	3
124	Sussex Hills	197,145	Delaware Tech	2
137	North Point	162,310	Northern Delaware	2
203	Oceana	100,647		1
305	Green Springs	51,578		1
323	South Point	46,257	Southern Delaware	1
418	Cold Springs	26,253		1

NORTH YORK, 1971

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
2	WALNUT GROVE	2,615,060	North York	22
			Queen's
14	Heritage Creek	1,296,814		12
25	Port Erie	1,032,524
35	Trois-Rivieres	883,391	Trois-Rivieres	8
47	Brooker	608,124		6
68	Goose Prairie	446,063		4
147	Keller	149,738		2
161	Coconut Creek	134,934		2
162	Parker	134,933		2
182	Alford	111,164		1
206	Fairwood	99,306		1
228	Bradbury	85,381	Bradley	1
234	Angels Camp	82,126		1
252	Westminster	73,214	Westminster College	1
264	Belmont	65,667	Belmont	1
291	Greenville	56,881	North York-Greenville	1
352	Anderson	41,824		1
423	Green Bluff	25,258		1

EAST YORK, 1972

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
180	Diamond Bar	111,944	East York	1
233	Clovis	82,128		1
263	BRENTWOOD	65,707		1
304	Dana Point	51,599		1
360	Citrus Heights	39,370		1
523	Cathedral City	4,836	St. Francis	1

SOUTH CUYAHOGA, 1973

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
153	Bryant	146,156	Bryant	2
269	MARIETTA	64,757	South Cuyahoga	1
278	Hale Center	62,450	South Cuyahoga State	1
281	New Washington	61,778		1
371	Mount Enterprise	36,058		1
383	Jasper	33,225		1
395	Seven Points	30,934		1
401	Plum Grove	29,380		1
432	Paint Rock	23,770		1
478	Morgantown	15,054	Morgan State	1
481	Noblestown	14,645		1
482	Monroeville	14,642		1
489	Camp Swift	13,435		1

SOUTH WYOMING, 1974

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
120	THORNTONVILLE	205,434	South Wyoming	2
230	West Orange	83,629		1
251	Carthage	73,346	South Wyoming State	1
284	Danbury	60,371		1
319	Grays Prairie	47,286		1
372	White Sulphur Springs	35,480		1
374	River Oaks	35,127		1
396	Cloverleaf	30,496		1
437	Wheeler	22,553		1
449	Todd Mission	19,407		1
466	Mount Vernon	16,657		1
473	Granite Shoals	15,859		1
484	Mount Wilson	13,927		1
485	White Oak	13,874		1
487	Crescent Valley	13,502	Crescent Valley College	1
521	Rankin	5,091		1

SOUTH ALLEGHENY, 1975

National Rank	Rank	Population	Universities	Header text
155	Kennedy	146,019	South Allegheny-Kennedy	2
175	MOUNT PLEASANT	117,123	South Allegheny	1
186	Marshall Creek	108,193	Marshall	1
364	Trinity	38,124	Trinity College	1
379	Buffalo Gap	34,017	Buffalo	1
381	Mountain Top	33,657		1
393	Hughes Springs	31,894		1
467	Barboursville	16,589		1
477	Abernathy	15,244	Abernathy College	1
483	Wharton	14,445	Wharton	1
514	Fairview	7,141		1
522	Big Spring	5,048		1
524	Wrightsville	2,536	Wright State	1

Election 1975

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Candidate	Party	Incumbent	Votes
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OCEANIA, 1976

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
46	NORTHVIEW HEIGHTS	630,380	Ocean State	6
49	Rolling Hills	576,567		5
60	Camden	513,657	Camden State	5
67	Williams	448,734	Williams College	4
98	Gloucester	288,288		3
100	Atlantic City	274,549	Atlantic Christian	3
113	Cumberland	222,981		2
208	South Atlantic City	97,265		1

TIDEWATER, 1977

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
24	SOUTH BEACH	1,034,034	Tidewater	9
91	Eastlake	318,679	Tidewater State	3
257	Cross Plains	68,971	Tidewater A & M	1
265	Cooper	65,464		1
273	Cape Coral	63,677		1
377	Mount Calm	34,780		1
400	Huntsville	29,728	Huntsville State	1
455	Lincoln Park	17,482		1
496	Mineral Wells	12,504		1
501	Grand Saline	11,566		1
506	Wolfe City	9,207		1
510	Brownfield	8,346		1
519	Putnam	6,829		1

QUEENSLAND, 1978

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
39	EAGLE PASS	802,374	Queensland	7
55	Rocky Mount	535,153	Queensland State	5
80	Morton	368,130	Queensland A & M	4
123	Zapata	197,363		2
138	Garrison	161,573		2
190	Wheatland	106,331		1
196	Miami	102,506	Miami	1
238	Coolidge	79,499		1
240	Eden	78,053		1
294	Indian Lake	55,698		1
300	Torrance	52,959		1
312	Ross	49,423		1
326	Tustin	45,949		1
328	Sand City	45,858		1
333	Crockett	44,846		1
336	Walnut Springs	43,589		1
347	Eagle Lake	42,270		1
350	Van Horn	42,040		1
355	Woodland	40,814		1
356	Watsonville	40,097		1
392	Signal Hill	32,058		1
403	Galena Park	29,030		1
406	Rose City	28,709		1
407	Oak Trail	28,550		1
493	West Livingston	12,693		1

WINDSOR, 1979

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
61	MALDEN	507,096	Windsor-Malden	5
62	Milford	501,669	Windsor	5
69	Highland Heights	439,15X	East Detroit	4
76	Alexandria	388,782	Windsor A & M	4
118	Porter	208,360		2
170	Marysville	126,199		2
191	Davenport	105,719		1
193	Apollo	103,671		1
217	Outlook	92,568		1
226	Madison	87,461	Windsor-Madison	1
247	Endicott	75,112	Endicott College	1
262	Kenmore	66,102		1
287	Mill Creek	59,100		1

ALGOMA, 1980

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header text
140	Cascade	160,274	Eastern Algoma	2
154	CLARKSBURG	146,057	Algoma	2
178	Dryden	115,870	Algoma Tech	1
235	West Grimsby	81,122		1
289	West Kenmore	57,607	Western Algoma	1
389	Agate	32,634		1
442	Salmon Creek	21,196		1
443	Lost Creek	20,370		1
492	Maple Falls	13,048		1

Election 1981 and the Fourth Decade

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NORTH ROYALTON, 1981

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header text
3	MONTREAL	2,288,034	North Royalton	20
			Montreal
			Montreal State
5	Central City	1,987,329	North Royalton State	18
26	Laurenderry	1,031,448		9
29	French River	964,219		9
44	Montreal Heights	704,885		6
58	Le Mars	514,861		5
79	Northlake	369,646		4
343	Nord-du-Montreal	42,579		1

VINLAND, 1982

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
32	SCOTLAND HEIGHTS	921,727	Vinland	8
41	Brunswick	751,171	Vinland Tech	7
59	New Labrador	514,536	Acadia	5
156	Easter Island	140,204		2

AQUIDNECK, 1983

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header text
28	OAK POINT	985,325	Aquidneck	9
31	Dunedin	923,689	Aquidneck State	8
75	Memphis	405,639	Memphis	4
83	Sacramento	355,283	Sacramento State	3
101	Luthersville	269,377	Aquidneck Tech	3
165	New London	133,088		2
168	Hamilton	128,022		2
211	Pellyton	95,555		1

PROVIDENCE, 1984

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header text
9	CENTER HILL	1,439,188	Providence	13
21	Nantucket	1,706,756	Providence State	9
22	Nevilleton	1,052,567		9
27	Mangham	1,028,153		9

NORTH MICHIGAN, 1985

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
6	FORT WAYNE	1,820,584	Michigan-Fort Wayne	17
18	Grafton	1,202,362	North Michigan	11
37	Scarborough	840,978	North Michigan State	8
85	Lincoln Park	344,791		3
136	Bethany	163,040	Bethany College	2
141	Manorville	160,248		2
225	Honey Grove	88,319		1

LIVONIA, 1986

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	Header text
72	Raleigh	425,790	Livonia	4
99	AMHERST	280,895	Amherst College	3
128	Horizon City	180,967		2
253	Ford City	70,648		1

Campaign 1987

NORTH ONTARIO, 1988

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header text
202	CANTERWOOD	101,326	North Ontario	1
229	Dollar's Corner	84,736	North Ontario State	1
288	Aberdeen Gardens	58,047	Aberdeen University	1
348	Normandy Park	42,162		1
459	Edgewood	17,026		1

NORTH COLUMBIA, 1988

National Rank	City	Population	Header text	Header tex
87	Farmersville	325,357	North Columbia	3
94	HILLSBOROUGH	304,204	North Columbia State	3
97	Marysville Springs	297,488		3
127	Highland	182,493	North Columbia Tech	2
142	Gridley Heights	182,493		2
144	Kingsville	154,727	North Columbia-Kingsville	2
242	Hayward	77,547		1
270	Exeter	64,519		1
275	Grass Valley	63,216		1
277	Hollister	63,096		1
280	Hidden Hills	62,259		1
314	Gridley	49,221		1
318	Foster City	47,980		1
387	Fullerton	32,749	North Columbia-Fullerton	1

COLUMBIA, 1988

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
10	BAYVIEW	1,438,797	Bayview State	13
			Columbia
13	Davis	1,304,139	Columbia-Davis	12
20	Fairfield	1,140,100	Fairfield College	10
			Columbia State
23	Georgetown	1,040,184	Georgetown	9
73	Glen Rose	421,164		4
86	Waller	333,253		3
134	Carrollton	167,217		2
232	Whitesboro	82,794		1
259	Hickory Hill	68,010		1
297	Prince William	54,878		1
375	Seven Oaks	35,075		1
394	Mustang Ridge	31,584		1
434	Crawford	23,177		1
494	Oyster Creek	12,652		1
498	Falls Creek	12,332		1
515	Valley Mills	6,983		1

SOUTH COLUMBIA, 1988

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
93	PECAN HILL	306,935	South Columbia	3
117	Red Lick	210,309		2
166	Ferris	132,791	Ferris State	2
171	White Deer	125,684	South Columbia State	2
201	Anderson Mill	101,327		1
320	Highland Park	46,689		1
408	Glenn Heights	28,545		1
420	Blooming Grove	25,881		1
421	Burleson	25,627		1
428	Cross Timber	24,286		1
445	Richland Hills	20,047		1
462	Crandall	16,863		1
464	Kingsland	16,803		1
465	Weston	16,718		1
488	Liberty City	13,462	Liberty	1
490	Sherman	13,146		1
495	Ross Heights	12,520		1
499	Weatherford	12,259		1
500	Buffalo Springs	11,567		1
503	Point Comfort	9,989		1
504	Saint Hedwig	9,932	Saint Hedwig State	1
509	Hallsville	8,809		1
516	Jonestown	6,926		1
520	Richwood	6,630		1

HURON, 1989

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
122	Saginaw Hills	200,169	Huron	2
188	BAY VILLAGE	107,771	Huron Tech	1
293	Tunica	55,729		1
340	La Crosse	43,114		1
384	Huron Center	33,118		1
Example	Example	Example	Example	Example

1991-2000

1993 Election

PLYMOUTH, 1993

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
4	New Haven	2,246,244	New Haven	Example
7	North Hills	1,622,713	Plymouth	Example
12	BOSTON	1,392,873	Boston University	Example
			Boston College
15	Batavia	1,286,339	Plymouth Tech	Example
Example	Example	Example	Example	Example

RED DEER, 1995

National Rank	City	Population	Universities	High Schools
104	Ottawa	250,331	Red Deer	3 (Ottawa, Ottawa Hills, Ottawa Catholic)
143	CLEVELAND	156,813	Cleveland State	2 (Cleveland, Cleveland Central Catholic)
159		136,146		2
181	Braddock Hills	111,408	Red Deer-Braddock	1
189	Monticello	107,759	Red Deer Tech	1
244	Lipscomb	76,258	Lipscomb	1
282	Regina	61,295		1
286	Spencer	59,173		1
303	Allentown	52,293		1
329	Nashville	45,248		1

1997 Election

The final election of the 20th century

time. Grant would eventually get his third term, though only by two provinces, 19-17 over Joe Brady of the Workers Party.

1997 Candidate	Party	Incumbent	Votes
	Freedom		--
	Independent		--
Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury	Workers		--
Richard Fletcher/William Rosenblum	Republican		--
Edward Walton/Horace Callahan	National		--
Nathan Collins/Henry Kennedy	Green		--

WASHINGTON, 1999

This is the 50th and final Province.

National Rank	Header text	Header text	Header text	Header text
48	St. Paul	602,622	Washington State	6
103	Charlotte	263,801	Charlotte	3
131	LOCUST GROVE	172,188	Washington	2
230	St. Cloud	83,629	St. Cloud State	1
246	Whitewater	75,382	Washington-Whitewater	1
254	Pittsburgh	70,311	Pittsburgh	1
271	Green Bay	63,905	Washington-Green Bay	1
274	Radford	63,342	Radford	1
317	Belleville	48,460		1
341	Quincy	42,798		1
345	Princeton	42,476	Princeton	1
417	Evansville	26,570	Evansville	1

2003 Election

2003 Candidates	Party	Provinces
Dale Johnson/Jason Callahan	Freedom	29
Justin Simon/Bruce Chang	Independent	3
Charles Byrd/Daniel Allen	Green	6
Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury	Workers	11
Brayden Maxwell/Ernie Acosta	Republican	0
Nathaniel Tomlin/Robin Glover	National	1

2009 Election

2009 Candidates	Party	Provinces
Johnson/Callahan (I)	Freedom	23
Byrd/Allen	Green	9
Joe Brady/Andrew Salisbury	Workers	1
Mark Bostic/Lex Markham	Republican	17
Tomlin/Glover	National	0
Connor Quintana/Harry Olson	Independent	0

2015 Election

2015 Candidates	Party	Provinces
Gregory Hodge/Gabriel Meyers	Independent	20
Johnson/Callahan (I)	Freedom	18
Jonah O'Brien/Isaac Everett	Green	1
Kenneth Britt/Wade Albert	Workers	0
Bostic/Markham	Republican	11
Nathaniel Tomlin/Glover	National	0

2021 Election

election, a new party - the New Order Party - entered the scene with candidates for President and one-third of all the legislative seats

2021 Candidates	Party	Provinces
Hodge/Meyers (I)	Independent	--
Example	Freedom	--
Example	Green	--
Example	Workers	--
Example	Republican	--
Example	National	--
Example	New Order/Independent	--
Example	Independent	--

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